[Gerry Cast]

Thanks, everyone. I’m very excited about trying those suggetions when I get back to my video computer later.
Regarding the same initial question here at the top.
Do you think this will work for Green Screen too?
I shoot music videos, using two cameras, a long shot and a close up.
I’ve been laying each camera on the timeline and keying it with whatever background each camera has, but can’t figure out if it’s possible to make a mutli cam sequence using the green screen. Now I’m wondering if those same suggestions above will apply or will there be any other unexpected issues that I may run into?
Thanks again.

[Gerry Cast]

One more thing regarding my initial post above.

Is it possible to create a multi cam sequence with the MTS files in the Project Panel, or, do I have to add them to the Timeline and then Export each of the two cameras of this one hour music concert to two separate, single video files and import them into the Project and THEN create the multi cam clip?

It’s a bit time consuming and I was hoping there was a way to create the multi cam sequence from the Project Panel just from the spanned MTS files (there are about 4-5 MTS files for each camera).

Thanks.

[Gerry Cast]

Thanks so much, Alex and Paul!

[Gerry Cast]

Happy to report that the external, USB Intensity Pro box works with Win 7 64 bit, Premier/AE CC to an external HDMI monitor. But, the internal card wouldn’t work.
Thanks all.

[Gerry Cast]

Thanks, Mike. The Shuttle is being delivered to me today, will post results.

[Gerry Cast]

Thanks.
I’ve got an Asus Maixumus 1V Extreme-Z, so I guess I should give it a try!

[Gerry Cast]

Thanks.

I keep reading bad reviews of the Shuttle, saying that if you don’t have the older USB 3 Chipset, see below. I was wondering how old is your motherboard?

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[Gerry Cast]

Thanks, Mike.

What are the key differences in your interface and the Intensity? I have a Win 7 machine.

Prices seem comparable, but I’m was just rushing to read about it and couldn’t finish.

Thanks again.

[Gerry Cast]

Hi Jeremy!

Thanks. Hey, I just watched your demo reel. Excellent. As a musician, I can really appreciate your cutting on the beats so well. Nice work!

I tried the BM Intensity Pro card with Premier 5.5 about two years ago and it would never show up in the Premier Playback Settings so that I could choose it. Of course, maybe I did something wrong. I got rid of it at that time after many futile hours.

Now, I’ve built a new Win 7 machine with Premier/AE CC and was going to give it another shot, although I’m nervous because B and H won’t take a return.

Here’s where I’m confused though.

I’m using a Canon G10 Prosumer camera, so as we know, it’s highly compressed video and therefore I don’t need to capture footage with the Black Magic because it won’t improve the quality.

But to use the BM card to see playback on an external monitor, I understand that I have to find the Black Magic option in the Premier Sequence Settings for it to work (this is maybe where I messed up last time?).

My question is, by choosing the BM Sequence Settings in Premier, do I now lose (or gain) any functionality in Premier Pro CC? Slower/faster performance, more/less options, or does it not matter at all and will just give me external monitor playback, which again, is all I really want.

I remember that I had to fiddle with many different sequence settings to get the Canon G10 footage to behave properly in the timeline and I’m afraid that if I do choose one of the BM Sequence Settings, that I may have a problem.

Thanks.

[Gerry Cast]

Is the Black Magic Intensity Pro card working with Premier CC and AE CC still?
Just wondering before I bought it as I am reading lots of horror stories, and B and H won’t give a refund on this item should I buy it.
I’m running Win 7 Pro in a stable, video only, fast PC.
Thanks.