Dennis Radeke
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Your US editor should be able to move from FCP to Premiere Pro without much difficulty. There are even FCP (version 3) shortcuts that are available in Premiere Pro. Basic functionality is the same between the apps (j,k,l,i,o, etc.) I find that most editors have no problems moving, though there are some differences.
That being said, if you finish FCP, you can capture your clips to Quicktime and then export your EDL. FCP should be able to read it without much difficulty.
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You can map the source targeting functions. The problem is that Adobe is running out of keyboard shortcuts!
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Hey Kevin, You can still take video or audio separately to the timeline via the source panel. there are two icons right beneath the video.
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Try updating Premiere Pro to the latest version (3.2). You can get it at the Adobe website. If that doesn’t work, try downloading a current nvidia driver for your graphics card.
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Ultra is not included in the Production Premium bundle this time as Adobe’s goal was to have complete parity between Mac and PC versions. You do have an excellent green screen program called Keylight that is a part of AFter Effects for many years.