Jon Barrie
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Sounds like an issue with conforming the file. Cleaning the cache would fix it if that is the problem. When importing footage allow it to finish conforming before using it (adding it to the timeline) to avoid this type of issue again.
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Or you can good shift modifier and / to mark around clip under playhead. The track must be active.
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Are you sure that the audio is coming through both speakers? A Stereo Clip will only have a dedicated L or R output unless you add the Fill Left or Right audio effect to duplicate the channel that has the audio in it.
This type of situation would result in the audio not sounding loud enough as other clips running as mono or out both speakers would have more “volume” as it is being projected out of two places and not just one.
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Gday Tim, there is an unexpected behaviour when using the Track Matte Key effect on a clip and it has any motion or scale applied to it, whereby the Track Matte itself is “stuck” to the Motion and Scale of the clip that is using the Key Effect.
Which means the Clip one may want to “zoom” or reposition is not able to be done with a “window” or “Custom Cookie Cutout” whereby seeing the background clip (plate) can be manipulated and the window remains static (unless the clip used as the Track Matte is manipulated) as one would expect coming from an After Effects workflow.
I have already filed a report with Adobe 🙂
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Try this tutorial for some insight on Track Matte Effect inside of PPro.
I know the unexpected behaviour you are experiencing, it seems to be the way it was designed for PPro which is a different way to After Effects and FCP use of Track Mattes.
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Hi Phil,
I’m not sure I understand where you are coming from here.
Adobe Premiere Pro has supported native HDV editing/capture (using the MPEG-2 Stream) since it started supporting HDV back around version 1.5.1
It doesn’t convert it to anything else. Sure there are Cineform options but that’s a 3rd party product.
I don’t see anything that the Ulead software does that’s any different to what you could do with Premiere Pro.
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I have CS5.5 and have assigned shortcuts for label colours. I used the F Keys so F8 makes it pink. etc.
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I see levels in CS5 and CS5.5 when capturing DV and HDV but I must say it makes no difference. The levels are locked into capturing as they are so seeing them makes no difference really.
Source Monitor doesn’t currently show the levels. It is locked to the program monitor, which is the timeline.
– Feature Request 🙂
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I am using CS5.5 and setting the shortcuts listing to FCP 7 I have up and down as shortcuts for next/previous edit working as expected. Which version of PPro are you using?
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“Now forward fast forward to present day most everyone that was laughing is switching and calling/emailing me on how to use it.”
Gotta love irony! LOL.
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