Mark Harman
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Thanks Vince. Your answer actually made me realize what I was doing wrong. I have been using Premiere for nine years. In the old days, I would import the image sequence and see the red line. I would hit “enter” and get green after the preview was made. The yellow line confused me. I would hit enter and it would stay yellow (and run choppy). I see that if I select “sequence>render entire work area” I get it to go from yellow to green and play properly. Simply a matter of my ignorance. Thanks for your help.
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“If rendered, what format is the preview set to?”
I am not sure exactly what you are asking. I am importing a series of 1280 x 720 targas. When I create the sequence, I have tried both ACVHD 720p and HDV 720p. I get roughly the same results with both. When I export, I check match sequence settings which gets me an mpeg render.
When I place the still sequence in the timeline, I get the yellow line meaning that I dod not need to make a preview. I was hoping there was some setting that I could just to create a preview that I could handle. When I look at the preview settings, I only have one choice: I-frame only mpeg. Why doesn’t Premiere give me more options for to make a suitable preview?
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Got it to work. I decided to try recording from line input off of a cd player. The only RCA inputs on the box are the s/pdif’s, no typical R L inputs. I decided to hook one of the two RCA’s into the s/pdif. I went back to the m-audio control panel to turn on the s/pdif and the microphones started to work. Seems like the microphone should work if Balanced input 1 (mono) is selected since it is an XLR connection through the front of the box. I don’t get it, but at least it’s working.