Mateus Ribeiro
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Hi Richard, thanks for your reply. Although what you say makes sense, I keep sensing the blurry edges (very smooth but still there). Zooming a screenshot within Photoshop makes it really easy to spot.
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Hi Steve thanks for your time, but I don’t understand your comment. The blurry layer is the one WITHOUT decimal position (and vice-versa). Maybe you have mistaken layer 1 for layer 2. According to the numbers, the edges are indeed falling on single pixels.
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When we talk about computers shouldn’t be any “you can’t do this” or “change your workflow” answers. There are many reasons to end up with a timeline full of gaps. This is an important function and this thread has exactly 10 years old, Adobe should implement a simple script that does what is going on in the video (if it’s really that hard to detect the gaps). They even had this function already done on Adobe Encore…
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I have the same issue sometimes – and sometimes I don’t. I work watching (quality control) professional mainstream movies from big studios, with perfect color calibration, always with Prores 422 HQ. I’m pretty sure it has nothing to do with external monitors.
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Hey guys, can I change the audio setup like in Final Cut Pro? I need to export my project as stereo, doesn’t matter if it’s actually mono, I just want to change the timeline properties, something like this:
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When I’m using Final Cut, I just double click the clip to bring it to the viewer. Then I press F twice, to bring the original video and the original audio. Drag down, job is done. Premiere has no such feature. Shame on you Adobe! I can’t imagine a decent reason why ALL the features from Final Cut 7 (software from 2009, made by the SAME TEAM), are not present in Premiere CS6. Sad… Fortunately, there is a decent workaround:
DECENT WORKAROUND:
– Drag the video-only clip to your project window. A new instance of the raw clip will appear.
– Double click this new clip. It will have the same in/out information from your video-only clip.
– You can either bring back both audio and video, or just click the “drag audio only” button and drag the audio to the desired track.
