Gus Evangelista
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I thought it was a bug, but then I figured out that you have to click on the created title in the timeline, go to the Essential Graphics window, Edit tab, then click on the your text layer. With the Text Tool selected your title should highlight in red. Only then can you click on your text in the program window to edit.
It’s not as simple as double clicking the text to activate/edit. Although I wish it would…
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…sorry, it’s more of a FLAW than a bug…
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If that’s original footage, then you may have to do some serious rotoscoping and tone it down or replace the background. Second option: …re-shoot?
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Prelude (through Media Encoder) will convert your spanned AVCHD clip into one clip, i.e. a single Prores, MXF, etc.
OR you can use Premiere’s Media browser, import the recognized ‘spanned’ clip into the timeline and export as one clip (again through Media Encoder).
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PPro has had copy and paste attributes for years now. On the timeline,rt-click ‘copy’ a clip, select another clip on the timeline then rt-click ‘paste attributes’.
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Yep, we occasionally get this problem even going in to Mac PPro CS6. Just highlight your audio clips in the timeline, rt-click, remove effects.
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If you rendered prior to switching to GPU acceleration, try deleting your preview files and media cache files.
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The copying and pasting of attributes is the same principle but in different order.
In FCP, you copy, paste attributes, select attributes.
In PPro, you can select attributes, copy, paste.So, no, you can’t do it just like FCP.
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For Mac to PC switchers, it seems a lot of folks have been turning to the HP Z820 line. Including us…
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I’ve tried Norton, AVG, McAfee, etc…
I’ve been using Microsoft Security Essentials. It’s great, simple, unobtrusive, it’s from Microsoft, and it’s free!