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Greg Janza
October 9, 2019 at 8:53 pm in reply to: Proxies don’t fit Program Monitor window

also, here’s a chart of aspect ratios and their proper proxy sizings.

ProxyFrameSizeChart.pdf

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Greg Janza
October 6, 2019 at 4:50 pm in reply to: Apply global LUT?

There’s actually a much better way to globally apply LUTs.

Create a LUT look on one clip and then export that LUT as an effect preset.
Next, highlight all of the clips in a bin that you want this newly created preset effect to apply to and then drag the newly created preset effect onto those highlighted clips. All of those clips will now have the LUT effect applied as a master clip effect.

The benefit of this method is that if down the road you want to adjust this look you simply create a new LUT and export it as another preset effect. Then highlight all of the clips that you want to apply the new look to and turn off the master clip effects on those clips (just by right clicking with the clips highlighted and selecting disable master clip effects). And now drag the new LUT effect onto those clips and all will change.

The real bonus is that if you’ve already edited these clips into a timeline, when you apply LUTs in this way all of your clips will change in the timeline and so there’s no need to copy and paste attributes one by one.

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Greg Janza
October 4, 2019 at 9:49 pm in reply to: adobe premiere export multi format

This is potentially asking for a lot of headache, Is it absolutely necessary for the projects to be worked on outside of Premiere?

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Greg Janza
October 3, 2019 at 9:34 pm in reply to: Transcriptive plug-in causes timeline bugs?

This is indeed a real bug (as of the last version I worked on).

A fellow editor figured out a solution with the help of the Digital Anarchy support team.

From Diana Brodie:

“I solved this by always keeping the script Locked. when I wanna change to a new script – I unlock then switch timelines and let that script load – then immediately lock it again. As long as that’s locked then no bug.”

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Greg Janza
October 3, 2019 at 3:22 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

Are you a professional editor or hobbyist? If you’re a professional, you owe it to your clients to be up to date on the software.

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Greg Janza
October 2, 2019 at 9:58 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

Your next order of business to upgrade your Adobe to Adobe cc. You’re using ancient software.

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Greg Janza
October 2, 2019 at 9:51 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

An easy way to determine if you’re audio is triggering the problem is to bounce your timeline audio to audition and then bring a stereo mix back into Premiere.

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Greg Janza
October 2, 2019 at 7:40 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

can you do two things?

1. take a screen shot of your Premiere timeline.

2. post up one of these videos that you’re creating.

Your project is very unique and niche. It’s almost impossible to envision what it is that you’re actually doing.

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Greg Janza
October 2, 2019 at 3:01 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

[Paul Nicholson] “ou recommend I research the way Premiere processes media files and that it wont hurt? And to go and Google it? Thats pretty offensive to tell someone to go and google something. Especially on a forum.
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Sorry if you felt insulted. You haven’t received many responses to your issue and so I was simply suggesting that you use the resources available on the web.

For your purposes, the sequence file or Timeline is the blueprint for the entire project. But it’s only a pointer file to the media. If you have successfully imported a timeline into a new project and you’re still encountering issues then the problem most likely lies with your media and not the timeline itself.

If you have a lot of large photoshop files in your project that could cause your processing time to go up dramatically. What size are these photoshop files?

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Greg Janza
September 30, 2019 at 5:00 pm in reply to: How do I move the sequence file outside of a folder without losing the project?

If you have effects applied to clips the xml export will be problematic. Effects don’t generally translate well to an xml export.

Another route is to open a new project and then import only your timeline. This method will keep the effects applied to your clips and it will import only the clips in the imported timeline.

It also couldn’t hurt to do some homework and learn more about how Premiere works. A simple google search will reveal many video tutorials showing you step by step how to media manage a project in Premiere.

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