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Your video is 640×352 with a square pixel, the safe areas are just markers to be used as guides they do not have anything to do with sizing the video, since it looks like a wide screen project the video resolution would have to be 720×480 with a 1.2 pixel ratio to fill the program screen properly.
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After you get through processing the audio in protools why don’t you import it into premiere?
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[Danny L.] “I have 16:9 footage that I edited in a 16:9 project with Premiere Pro 1.5.”
What camcorder did it come off of?
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The 79xx series will also work.
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One problem is the light intensity range, another is the ammount of UV generated, I would make a filter using welding filter glass, the shade depending on the current, you might try shooting in segments, first with a dead stick and no filters to show setup position, then use a couple of flood lamps and the filter to show the strike and pulling the arc, running the bead and puddle. Using the welding filter will remove any UV problems from overloading the CCD, I would also use manual settings on the iris control and change as necessary, you can try a lower number filter if too dark, conversely a higher number if too bright and out of the cams ND and iris adjustment, using a gold coated filter may help.
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You’ve got a few things you can try in Audio Effects, the Denoiser, the DeEsser, the Parametric equalizer, these can be used separately or in consort with each other.
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You should state what version of Ppro you are using, each has different audio capabilities.
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[wookiepet2] ” I don’t get video on my PC monitors when I use prem pro 1.5 and DVStorm2 Pro.
“[wookiepet2] “Could this be that my gfx card is PCIX?”
Try upgrade your nvidia drivers like Mike says, be aware you may have to roll-back the drivers to a ver thats older, also another thing is that certain MoBo/PCIe video card combos don’t function well with the storm.
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If its not being listed in the two locations I mentioned you have other problems than Ppro, do you have another device/s connected to your firewire port? if so disconnect all other firewire devices, reboot and try again, like Vincent mentioned check your cables and connections, most camcorders do not have switchable unique address, if there are two such devices on a port only one will be selected.
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Click on the object on the timeline to select it, select the Effects Control tab above the source monitor and the motion controls will be there