[Bob Dix]

Note : You should have the latest Quicktime Download on your computer.

We still use Premiere pro 1.5.1 and you can easily Import the mov . files into My Pictures Folder from a Canon EOS 5D mark II them Import to the Projct Window, transfer to the timeline and render to make the files run smoothly. The files are 1920 x 1080 in High definition and the clips at 5sec about 15-20Mb. Make sure if in PAL territory and you run back to a Camcorder running at 25fps you will need to make sure the frame rate of the originating camera is correct.

The results Exported to tape and shown on a Sony Bravia 46″ monitor is stunning.

good luck.

[Bob Dix]

Well if you were using premiere Pro 1.5.1 , the mov files would go to My Pictures file from a Canon EOS 5D mark II and you would then assemble them on the timeline and then render to edit.

Good luck

In addition, note the files will be jittery if left unrendered, if you have 25 minutes of mov. H264 files it could take 4.5 hours to render using a Pentium 4 3.23Ghz @88FSB and only 2 GB ram , your computer should cut this time by 80%. Note. The mov. H264 files played back on a Sony 46″ bravia in HD are simply stunning, ie., Exported to Tape , you may have to try Bluray