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Jon Barrie
February 13, 2012 at 6:23 am in reply to: How to export subclips from Premiere as individual files into AE?If you have installed Apps with Serials that are not from the Production Premium you are trying to install then you have a conflict and it won’t install. You need to Uninstall and Deactivate anything that you would be installing as part of Production Premium so it can be installed with the correct serial and then you’ll get the DynLink.
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LOL!
Hey nice to know we still got a sense of humour 🙂
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Is the footage in sync as start and end of clip when you watch it back in the source monitor?
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February 13, 2012 at 5:02 am in reply to: Sliding Clips in the Timeline. Allowing Audio Tracks to “Slide Under”Glad to help.
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(As an Adobe employee the views expressed here are my personal views and do not reflect that of Adobe Systems).
To anyone “watching” this thread,
As a long time Professional User of the Adobe Video Products I know first hand how eager everyone is to hear about what’s coming for the next release. But these rumor mills are just trouble.
Working “behind the curtain” now as part of Adobe I can see that this software company shares more than any others in the Pro Video Space and that we genuinely care about providing the best products for users.
When posters start rattling off features they would like to see but not wording it as such or using words like “I heard” it’s not cool on several levels.
If someone does have some “real” insights to what’s coming and sharing it, they are by definition breaking the law as they will be under strict NDA.
Despite the excitement I ask people to do your best to let go of the rumor mills and “I heard” posts. They aren’t going to change your life.
It’s like becoming a parent. Whether or not the “baby” is a boy or girl doesn’t really matter, so long as its healthy – right? Don’t try to buy baby clothes early. Be patient, wait, get excited and remain open.
Cheers JB
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Quicktime must be installed before installing premiere pro. Try to reinstall.
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February 10, 2012 at 2:51 am in reply to: how can i maintain quality of exported ae file when imported and put to timeline sequence in premier?I have a sneaking suspicion that the custom sequence is set with a pixel aspect ratio of widescreen when it should be set to 1 square.
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You’ll need to clean the cache via Preferences > media…
Then relaunch PPro and let the conforming finish before you start editing it again.
You can see the conforming build with a little orange bar at the bottom right.
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February 6, 2012 at 2:20 am in reply to: Moving Clips ( or Sliding or Slipping) on Timeline frame by frame Via Keyboard Shortcuts.Control (Command) + Alt (Option) key with arrows = slip
Add Shift to modifier combo to move by increments of 5 frames
this addition works with moving in Slide mode too. 🙂– JB
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Have you tried to start a new project and import the problem one?
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