Jerry Wise
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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thank you for the response. I feel the same way…stay with 7..it’s a workhorse for me. I have tons of plug-ins I bought for 7 and almost none of them will be available in Premiere. we have to transition to 7 due to corporate. I’m not happy. Premiere has a very long way to go to be quick and easy. don’t get me started.
i’ll try your suggestion concerning the audio. Thanks Richard. -
I’m on CS6 trial version.
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that’s weird. I just dropped a wav file on track 1. clicked on it..clicked on the wrench tool and was able to show “audio time units” and then unclick and go back to normal time code display.
also I noticed that on the left side you can right click on the time code and make changes there also.
don’t get me started here…I want to make a quick razor cut on my wav file and cant. if I twirl down the track to get the waveform I cant make a cut. if I twirl it up so I cant see the waveform I can…makes no sense. -
I’m new to PP also. if you click on the little wrench tool you have the option to display “show audio Time Units” ..unclick that.
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well crap…I thought that might have been the issue.
is there a “filter” setting on AME.? maybe there is a Black & White filter on AME. -
when color broadcasting came about….if one was broadcasting a black and white movie you would have to turn off the color sub carrier in the film chain otherwise you would get a faint red to blue to green color cycling on home TV’s. I remember having to do that back in the 70’s. you could kill the color using the color corrector on some clips and see if that is the issue. good lock.
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there might be a color sub-carrier still attached to your film. try applying the color corrector to the footage and bring the chroma down to zero.
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Thank you Ivan. i’ll give it a shot.
also..i’d love to see a quick and easy matte shape generator in Premiere. kind of like in FCP…I want it all Ivan. hahaha.
we bought over 100 seats of CC as we go away from FCP7 so the more quick and easy tools the better. -
track matte key works… but not the way I want it to. I use this effect in fcp every day. bottom layer is a background. next layer up is a white on black shape. next layer up is a still pic. I place the white box where I want it to be, then on the upper layer (the pic) I right click “travel matte alpha or luma. this determines where the pic will show up on the screen based on where I place the white box..or for a better term the “hole cutter” then I can adjust the size of the pic or zoom in or pan around on the pic without the white shape moving. all this in fcp in just a few seconds. but in Premiere the white shape tracks the movement I make on the pic. how do I keep the white shape from not moving.? we are transitioning to CC so this is a very important feature.
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I just started using Premiere and ran into that same problem. if you go to the clip bin you can right click and hit modify audio channels and select the channels you want to use. I think.