Dave Friend
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[James Stevens] “Not sure if I’m brave enough to try that”
I tied, it failed. Waiting is the best option.
Dave
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[James Stevens] “Is there some update I can run that will make it compatible.”
The update is not available yet. Read This.
Hopefully we will not have to wait too much longer.
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Alt Tab for application switching works for me.
The Ctrl+Tab thing doesn’t work any long because of the new UI. The various panels are not child windows so ctrl+tab doesen’t apply. Or so I read somewhere. Not the best trade-off IMO.
I wouldn’t mind ctrl+tab not working if it was possible to map keystrokes that WOULD focus the window(s). But there does not seem to be any way to do that. Just in case anybody from Adobe cares about what I think – THIS IS WRONG! FIX IT NOW!!!
Dave Friend
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[Aanarav Sareen] “Does this happen with any other app?”
No, all other apps function fine. Thinking I might have caused a problem with keyboard mapping I reset to the default keyboard but that made no difference.
Hotkeys work fine but not menu access. Wierd.
So if you press Alt+F then the main menu’s File menu items appear?
Dave
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Are you seeing this while proofing in eDVD or after you have made a disc?
Dave
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[Tim Kolb] “the cumulative error for the 30 second spot”
Ah yes. I did not understand what you were saying.
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[bobbym06] “Is there a website?”
There is but the last time I checked they wanted $5,000 for it. Still interested?
This is a site with the Unofficial Specs. It will make the most sense to people with some knowledge of Sonic Scenarist. But, even so, it is informative. You may be able to browse this site and find the answers you seek.
Hope this helps.
Dave
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It could make a difference. Some software encoders might experience problems if not told what counting scheme the source is using. The reason is that the encoder will figure out how many frames it is being asked to encode – then that’s what they do, count frames and pay no attention to timecode. Many of them calculate the frame count by subtracting the starting timecode from the end timecode but they need to be told when to use drop-frame math so as to arrive at the correct frame count. For instance, take two timelines, one DF and one NDF, and both starting at zero and indicating the last frame at thirty minutes. These two timelines will not have the same total number of frames. (The DF timeline has 53946 frames, the NDF one has 54000) So if you tell the encoder it is a DF timeline when it is really a NDF one the encoder might not process the last 54 frames.
Not every encoder behaves this way. I don’t think it matters when exporting a timeline from Premiere.
Dave