[Larry Zapotocky]

Hi Brian,

I started a new project and imported the original one and still the same thing. I then opened a completely different project and imported the video in and it worked.

I then went back the original project and created a new sequence and copied the video and it worked.

For some reason, it was the sequence that wasn’t working. I’ve never had that happen before and I was confused.

Did I confuse you even more?

Larry

[Larry Zapotocky]

Thanks for the info Vince

[Larry Zapotocky]

Thanks Vince, I’m on my way to the link right now.

[Larry Zapotocky]

Sorry I forgot to mention that I’m on Windows.

[Larry Zapotocky]

Received the same error. Never had CS3 installed. CS4 was a new install on new Windows XP system.

Followed this link thanks to the advise on this forum! THANKS!

Here is the link:

https://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407106.html

Hope this helps someone like it helped me!

Thank goodnes for forums!
Larry

[Larry Zapotocky]

Chris,

Thanks for the info. It sounds like that has been a very reliable solution. I will be calling them to review their options.

Thanks!
Larry

[Larry Zapotocky]

Will do, thanks for your help.

[Larry Zapotocky]

Thanks for the info Bob. I will post over on the other forum.
Larry

[Larry Zapotocky]

Hi Kristian,

The source is a cable tv set top box. The program that I recorded was produced locally and has no copy protection embedded in it.

When I turn off the set top box and then turn it on, I see the video just fine, but only for about 5 seconds, then the green screen appears. The audio is still present.

Thanks,
Larry

[Larry Zapotocky]

Vince,

When I import the HD project into the SD project it automatically cuts the picture down and I loose alot of my video on the screen.

How do I resize the video if it automatically resizing?

I brought the HD project into a standard 4:3 project.

I must be missing something.

Thanks,
Larry