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Jan Janowski
March 17, 2017 at 2:28 am in reply to: How to Detect Duplicate Clips in sequence in Premiere Pro CS6

I can confirm that that is active in PPRO CS6
Jan Janowski
January 22, 2017 at 1:41 pm in reply to: Yes a well worn question, and there seem to be many answers, but what is the best thing to do with a nividia card that wont work in premiere pro 2017?

I’m still at CS 6.0.5
Jan Janowski
January 22, 2017 at 1:38 pm in reply to: Capturing analogue video (VHS) into Premiere – best workflow advice?

Have a simple system. MXO2 System. With JVC VHS as mentioned above, JVC DV playback , and DataVideo DAC-100 as a backup that has sat in a drawer since the MXO2 was installed….
Jan Janowski
January 21, 2017 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Capturing analogue video (VHS) into Premiere – best workflow advice?

Another vote for finding a VHS deck with TBC or Frame Sync…
I use a JVC HR-9911U and it has built in Frame Sync and NR.
(only thing it doesn’t have is video controls)
Jan Janowski
January 16, 2017 at 6:25 pm in reply to: What Keyboard Shortcut would change from one Sequence on Timeline to Another?

AW CRAP!!!!
It appears that SHIFT+4 and SHIFT+3 are broke…. via Shuttle Pro II commands via the USB hardware.
Regarding the The SHIFT+1 “Fix” for a multiple sequenced Timeline… It’s good for multiple sequence Timelines, but with only a single sequence Timelines, this “Fix” prevents the machine control keys to work, because you are in Project Focus (The Reason why I added Program Monitor Focus (SHIFT+4) in the first place!)

So Shift+4 works on Single Sequence Timelines…. And SHIFT+1 works on Multiple Sequence Timelines, but breaks other features!!!!

As I was doing testing on this….on a multiple sequence Timeline, I found 2 other Macros I wrote: Move FWD on Timeline 10 Seconds, and: Move REV on Timeline 10 seconds, broken as well… They use SHIFT+3. On a multiple sequence Timeline those shift between the sequences as well, as did the Full Screen Macro.. Broke..

At this point, Shuttle Pro Folks have seen this for years, and never fixed it… Reporting it to Adobe at this stage of the game wouldn’t be worth it, as They’re not going to fix CS6, and I’m not going to go to CC….

So at present, unless I find a way to add a keyboard shortcut to circumvent Shift+3 and SHIFT+4’s incorrect Behavior, I guess I’ll say using only one Sequence per Timeline……

Any suggestions from others?
Jan Janowski
January 16, 2017 at 5:07 pm in reply to: What Keyboard Shortcut would change from one Sequence on Timeline to Another?

So, instead of putting in the commands that logic would tell me to do (Force Program Monitor Focus) with SHIFT+4……. I intentionally used a different command SHIFT+3 to force Timeline Focus…. Just to see what would happen to the resulting Macro….. With SHIFT+3 It alternated between the sequences as before….
SHIFT+2 (Source Monitor Focus) made the Macro affect only the Source Monitor, as expected..

However SHIFT+1 (Which would be Project Focus) Made the Macro WORK CORRECTLY, though the commands make no sense whatsoever…

So I then manually do the keystrokes instead of running the Shuttle Pro Macro and the results seem to indicate that manual keyboard shortcuts work as expected, but not via Shuttle Pro Macro’s….

WELL…. I’ve set out to do what I wanted…. Develop a work-around for the Full Screen Cinema Macro for Shuttle Pro II systems…..

I’ve tested it on laptop, and will try same fix on Desktop….

So, a Full Screen Macro settings that appear to work are:
1. 200Ms Delay
2. SHIFT+1 (This is the fix that makes it work)
3. 200Ms Delay
4. CTRL+`
5. 200Ms Delay
6. through 17. SHIFT+Left Arrow
18. 200Ms Delay
19. L

I’d like to see whatever other Macro’s you may find important on Shuttle Pro II systems……
Jan Janowski
January 16, 2017 at 1:45 pm in reply to: What Keyboard Shortcut would change from one Sequence on Timeline to Another?

I’m going to have to look further into your switched project window response…. That is new to me…

Also.. I’ve seen this occur on both CS6 and CC….
Jan Janowski
January 16, 2017 at 1:41 pm in reply to: What Keyboard Shortcut would change from one Sequence on Timeline to Another?

Excuse me for makeing you believe that Shift+4 is forcing Timeline Focus…. Actually SHIFT+4 is PROGRAM MONITOR FOCUS!
That macro should then never have touched the timeline… Right????
The Shift+4 useage within this macro was added to “Force Focus” on Program Monitor, in case my prior focus point had been on another window within Workspace… Prior to hitting that Macro Button.
Jan Janowski
January 7, 2017 at 2:10 pm in reply to: If CS6 doesn’t support 3rd Party Cuda Plugins….. How about….. ???

Also…. Think of all the Plug In Writer’s who have sold product… that now can sell updates to products already sold!!

I would Gladly Pay for Updated Plugins I already own to get the to not have to render!!!!
Jan Janowski
January 5, 2017 at 1:36 pm in reply to: If CS6 doesn’t support 3rd Party Cuda Plugins….. How about….. ???

Actually, I’m very much interested in my idea (Not yours, I’m not a Mac person) and that’s why I posted it!!

As you probably have read, I’m staying at CS6 because it works…

And if anyone said they could do it, I’d start looking to see which one or two accelerated plugins I’d like to replace…..

Recently Retired from ABC-TV O&O as Engineering Department Troubleshooter, and 8-10 years Adobe Betatester (Pre-CC)

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