Joe Barta iv
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Set the Zoom In level to the closeness you like then use the “\” backslash key to zoom out to view the entire sequence, click on the desired point in time with the play-head and then hit the backslash key again, it will zoom back into to your preset level. This one way you can jump around zooming in and out quickly.
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Joe Barta iv
November 25, 2016 at 5:47 pm in reply to: Editing a documentary in Premiere with integrated Adobe Story: Is it possible?Adobe Story hit with great aspirations, but I don’t think the code is there yet to do the kind of work you, or the rest of us, expect it to. I’m hoping Adobe will revisit it and make it a powerful tool in the future.
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Morph Cut is a beautiful thing on the right edit.
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Is the voice part of the original sequence? Maybe it is pasting it on a stray audio track when you bring it in. Scroll down the tracks in the timeline to see if it added some new ones when pasting.
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Joe Barta iv
November 3, 2016 at 3:01 pm in reply to: Importing video stills from a bad VHS tape frame by frame to recover the video footageTry sending the tape to a professional dub house that has engineers who are set up to recover problem tape footage.
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This might work for you.
https://www.redgiant.com/universe-tools/vhs/
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Try converting them to an AIF or WAV file in Audition, then bring them into Premiere. MP3 doesn’t always play nice with edit systems.
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Top menus; Sequence, Sequence Settings also has these options to check and uncheck.
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Again, WOW! That is not even in my troubleshooting toolkit to check the microphone.
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Joe Barta iv
October 11, 2016 at 7:00 pm in reply to: Slow exports in Premiere Pro, looking for best practicesFrom what I remember, CS6 does not take advantage of the Use Previews, even though there is a box to be checked for it. Somehow the option got into the CS6 version before it was ready to be functional. In CC you will see the advantage.
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