Ken Adolph
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These are two completely different things. Closed Captioning is embedded in line 21 of NTSC video and has to be decoded by a CC decoder in your television. “Subtitles” or “Open captioning” is what is used in DVDs
Ken Adolph
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This is a common problem with Premiere. The batch capture is not very accurate. I had hoped that they would fix it in ver 2 but it still doesn’t work properly.
Ken Adolph
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I mean is there a keyboard combination to “slip” the video without using the tool?
Ken Adolph
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This is an animation sequence. 900 frames
Ken Adolph
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I have recently changed all my edit suites over to the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000
I never liked wireless mice before but this one is amazing.Ken Adolph
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the proper way is to capture the footage into a 16:9 project(1.2) and then interpret the footage to match 1.2
Ken Adolph
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No. Because these are basically the same supers in each episode but they are changed for each. Names, locations, times, etc. If I accessed them from a common location and changed them, then “graphic-1” would change in all episodes in PPro 1.5. So, I would copy all the supers to each separate episode folder. Now because they are imbedded in the project file I have to recreate them for each episode.
It’s a pain.Ken Adolph
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I find this process very friendly so far.
My biggest complaint is that we produce a lot of series TV and I used to be able to create a new project for each episode and then copy all the standard titles into the new folder. I can’t do this anymore without exporting all the titles.Ken Adolph
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Sorry. I should have mentioned that specifically it is the Warm/Cool effect.
Ken Adolph
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The answer seems to be that the file has to be indexed before you can scrub and microsoft says that this is done in the encoder settings. However, I can’t find the “index” switch in the encoder in PPro2.
Any ideas?Ken Adolph
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Editor/Post Supervisor
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