Matt Korshis
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If you want credits with a white background just create in premiere. File-New-Color Matte. Select white form the selector then drop that on the timeline. Create your credits and drop on timeline above white. Are you creating your credits in the premiere title creator? Hope this helps.
Matt
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Thanks for the insight. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. The reason I am editing in Premiere is due to being able to edit the RED RAW natively and not having to encode or edit proxies which seemed to be an unecessary step. And being on a PC is because it is what I could afford and don’t have access to a Mac. I understand your point regarding extra work time but may have to roll with that for now.
Thanks again
Matt
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Either of the two methods explained above will work for adjusting gain(volume) on multiple clips. If your clips haves varying levels of recorded audio you will need to adjust the clips gain individually.
Alternatively you could have several tracks of audio, each track with clips of similar volume. Then adjust each track volume accordingly.
Hope this helps,
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Hi,
Move the current time indicator to the frame you want to save in the timeline. Click File – Export – Frame.
That should do the trick. You can change what format picture etc by clicking -settings- on the export window.hope this helps
matt
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hi, try this previous thread, it may give you your answer.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/865185
Hope it helps
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OK, I understand now. I am not sure if you can use the keyboard to that extend within Premiere. I have always used my left hand on the keyboard and have my right always on the mouse.
Hopefully other members of the team here could point you in the right direction. Sorry I could not be of further help.
Matt
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Cool.
Yea what you want to do is put the current time indicator on the start(or end) of a clip. Make sure snapping is on. When you drag the selection it will snap to the current time indicator. You can use the page up and page down keys to align the time indicator to the start or end of a clip. Hope this makes sense.Matt
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What font are you using? Does the 2nd machine have the same fonts installed?
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Hey,
Select all the clips you want to move and simply drag the entire selection to the desired layer. Making sure when you drop the selection it is over the new lowest layer. Let me know if this makes sense, if not I will elaborate.You could also cut or copy/paste (ctrl x then ctrl v). Making sure when you paste you have the new bottom layer selected.
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hey,
I have looked at your screen shot and it has baffled me also. When exported nothing should be showing out side the project area. The two things I would try.
1)because no one else has offered any thoughts I would definently post your problem on the adobe forum:https://www.adobe.com/support/forums/
I have had many a problem solved there.
2)use the crop effect to cut the top and bottom of the image off within premiere. this may solve the issue but it would be nice to know what the real reason is.
Sorry I am unable to help more. If you get a chance I would like to know if you do solve this problem and how.
matt