Dakota Joe
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uh…never mind. I should have looked a little further on the Adobe site. They say that sp2 is best for PP2.
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More info: I can play these particluar QT files fine in After Effects 7 and in Premiere Pro 1.0 — also in the QT player. Also, I created a new QT file in AE and it plays fine in Premiere Pro 2. The QT files that are a problem were created on Flash 5 a number of years ago.
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Never mind. I found out. There isn’t such a thing. I’m surprised that Adobe does not offer this option.
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Dude — that may be the problem. I’ll check it out.
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No, I’m not using HDV.
I would really like to hear from someone who is using Matrox’s RT-X100 system (which I am using). My theory is that somehow Matrox’s hardware/software is hindering me from going out on IEEE 1394.
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Yes, I did try this, but nothing.
I just checked something — nothing shows up on my camera when I use Premiere’s setup for “export to tape”. The camera is not engged and nothing shows on the LCD. I just realized something. The only way I have ever gone out to my camera was with a Matrox project (which uses a different interface than Premiere’s “export to tape” interface). I have never used Premiere’s own system before. I wonder if somehow Matrox’s software/hardware circumvent Premiere somehow…
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Yes, it accepts IEEE 1394 in (automatically). I have occasionally recorded to tape from the Premiere timeline with no problem, using this camera (Sony TRV-900 — mini-DV) There is no “either/or” setting or button for the IEEE 1394 and composite functions — they work independently of each other.
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Never mind. I closed and re-opened the program and the problem is gone.
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Not only is this an excellent teaching resource, but the teaching is interspersed with little bizarre, humorous “snippets” that lead me to question Aharon’s mental stability… ;o\
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Thanks, Elvis — I appreciate it!
Hey, I enjoyed your video training tutorials. (including the trippy, hypnotic background music…)