[Jerry Wise]

looks like you could bring your mid-range and black levels down a bit and that might do it.

[Jerry Wise]

was your camera shooting in 4.2.0.?
we have this problem all the time when we use our studio cameras.
now days we use our 4.2.2 camera and we don’t get the squiggly lines.
if you blow up the footage to 200% to where the green meets the cloth you will see all the junk there.

[Jerry Wise]

new to PP here also. I think you can record your track and place it in the browser and right click on it and “modify audio tracks” and tell it to just use 1 track.

[Jerry Wise]

must be a bug.

[Jerry Wise]

I can make premiere do what you are talking about right now.
in the source window drop in a video clip and make sure that your resolution is set to Full. then go back to marking and editing audio.

[Jerry Wise]

fantastic…thank you.
it’s too bad premiere has poor basic tools…altho the chroma keyer is pretty good.

[Jerry Wise]

is your playback set to full resolution.?

[Jerry Wise]

feathered crop….what a great idea Adobe. oh..no feather crop in Premiere…oops.
so where did you get your feathered crop.?

[Jerry Wise]

Montage…hum. I think I saw that at NAB in Dallas many years ago. If I recall it used a group of vhs vtr’s to shuttle you through your footage. At the time I was editing on the CMX 340x with Ampex 2000’s.

[Jerry Wise]

you probably don’t have enough “heads” or “tails” on those clips.