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Select I understand your question, select all of the clips (I assume they’re all on the same track), then right click on one of them and choose “Nest” from the menu, name it, and now it’s all one clip. You can then add any effect to it. Or, if you don’t want to nest them into one clip, apply your effects to one and then right click “copy” and right click “paste attributes” to each of the rest of the clips.
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How did I not see that!!!!??!!!!
A million thanks, Trent!
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I got an email from Red Giant stating that their plugins are compatible with a free update. FYI.
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Yeah, now it works fine. Weird things, these computers 😉
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Yes, of course I have a background underneath. I’m not getting a solid black, the green background is turning black. I can still see the folds and all. It’s literally like taking the green muslin sheet and dying it black.
Since you’ve both asked me that question I’m going to assume that this isn’t normal behavior. I will try again and see what happens and report back. I know that sometimes Premiere Pro will start doing weird things like not allowing the audio portion of a clip to be dragged to the timeline, for example.
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Hi Tero. Turns out those 4K sample videos I downloaded were h265. I got caught up in discussion with some guys in the dpreview message board and learned that the G7 uses h264, so I found some actual G7 footage and it plays and edits very nicely, better almost than the ProRes footage did.
I pulled the trigger and bought the G7, then got cold feet and cancelled the order. I don’t want to go through another Ninja 2 episode again so I’m going to carefully consider my purchase this time. I’d hate to buy it, sell my D5500, then regret it.
Thanks for responding!
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I ran into this youtube tutorial yesterday. It might or might not be of help but could give you some ideas.
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Believe me, I feel your pain. There’s a thread here somewhere, over 100 comments long, dealing with my frustration in buying a workstation, in my case an HP z800. I tried 2 times and both boxes, which at the very least should have blown my consumer PC out of the water, were worse than Windows 95 boxes of 20 years ago. I’ve given up since I’ve seen countless posts right in this forum where pros (which most of these guys are) with $5,000 setups have complained about freezing timelines and long renders. I figure what hope do I have in trying to stay under $800 bucks! The only thing left to do is scour the dumpsters outside of ILM 😉
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I have no problem rendering sped up footage using frame blending on my crappy little consumer PC. You shouldn’t have to resort to turning off hardware rendering. Not questioning Tero, just saying maybe something else is wrong.
I just made this video. As you can see there’s a LOT of sped up video in it. I didn’t use frame blending on this version but I just re-encoded it a few minutes ago to test it with frame blending and there’s no difference at all.
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No problem. You do realize there’s a website where you can grab the updates. It’s legitimate, not a torrent or pirate site, recognized and approved by Adobe.
https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2015-updates-links-windows.html