Duke Sweden
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He said in the response above yours that he did.
Here’s another possible solution, one of the craziest things I’ve ever heard but a lot of people said it worked. If your Premiere Pro window is spilling into your second monitor, even one pixel’s worth, it will cause that problem.
Also, I used to use that 2 monitor setup, but with one of the Premiere Pro updates, it stopped working. I forget which one, it might have been the first cc2015 version or the last cc 2014 version. If you’re not using those then ignore this part.
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That’s odd that Set As Poster Frame was grayed out. That’s one of those menu choices that should never be grayed. Perhaps a clue as to what’s causing your problem. In any event I hope cc 2017 works out for you. I know the aggravation of being the only person with a particular problem.
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The aggravating thing about Premiere Pro is it seems to come up with bugs that only affect one or two people. My most recent bug was the opacity pen tool icon becoming a negative image of itself, and not drawing masks. Eventually I rolled back to cc2015.4, but I had to do it twice. The first time, it also displayed the same bug. Right now I’m having a problem with the eyedropper tool picking colors an inch or so to the right of where I’m aiming it. No one else here had those problems, and I’ve seen many others, you for example, with problems I haven’t seen (and my PC is just a consumer off the shelf toy compared to yours).
Hopefully someone will come along who also had your problem and has a fix. In the meantime, I know this sounds stupid but it might work. Pick the clip giving you problems in your project window, right click on it and do a “Set as Poster Frame”. That supposedly will keep the project window thumbnail from giving you that “pending” graphic. Maybe it might work on an encode as well. Worth a shot until someone else comes along.
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Correct. Also, to be safe, check to make sure that “Import sequences natively” is unchecked in AME preferences. It probably is since some LUT’s are being applied, but, hey…
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Yeah, the thing that was driving me nuts was my exposure was fine in camera, histogram correct, exposure meter, the image looked great in the LCD (not an indicator of proper exposure, I know) but when I opened the files on my PC they were super bright and apparently over exposed. Like I said, monitor brightness way too bright.
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You need to have your “shrinking object” as a separate track. It has to be keyed out so that only the object appears, then you can shrink it or grow it to your heart’s content.
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Thanks, Tero. I’m gonna sleep on it, at least until the seller is down to his last one 😉
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Um…..actually my new monitor was set way too bright ????
But, once again, thanks, Chris, for the effort you put into your responses to me.
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Thank you. It does.
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I’m 62 and half blind, dag nabbit!!! ????
I hear ya. No idea where I can find a “reputable” dealer. I give up. Time for bed. Thanks for your help, Chris.