Max Frank
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Thanks to everyone that took the time to answer.
Wayne
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Hi Jon,
I know I’d be very interested to see a video tutorial of that, if you’re ever going to make one 😉
Tx,
Wayne
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Simple. Just Nest the clip/s – and voila!
Also works for any clip/s with size changes.
W.
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From the screenshots, it’s doesn’t look *sooo* bad.
Do yourself a favor. Export the video to DVD, and play it on a plasma to see how it looks.
Could be it looks fine – for SD.
Neat Video has a sharpening tool in their noise reduction app that *may* help a little. Try the demo.
Good luck.
W
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Thanks, Ron,
That’s not really working for me – but thanks for the suggestion.
Wayne
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Hi Ron,
Did you get figure out a way to resolve this issue?
I did a clean install of Lion and ALL apps – and the Filter Window has disappeared again!
Hmmmm.
W
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I just tried adding a folder with about about dozen subfolders via Media Browser – and once again,
it ignores/destroys the folder structure.Am I doing something wrong?
Baffles the mind why Premiere Pro would actively ignore folder structures.
Dustin, a handy tip that someone shared with me:
Import your folder into AE – it will retain the structure.Then copy/paste that folder from AE into Premiere Pro.
Ta-daaaa – Premiere Pro retains the folder structure.W
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@Steve, the app you’re thinking of is likely https://www.cinesync.com/
It’s BRILLIANT software that allows people all over the planet to view, markup, play, stop, rewind HD [or any frame size] footage in perfect sync with one another!
The only pre-requisite is that ALL parties have ALL the same source footage on their systems BEFORE the Cinesync session begins.I’ve used it extensively with producers and colleagues in two different countries.
W
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Yes, thanks.
Starting a new project and importing the old one seemed to have helped.
Also deleting all Preview Files – and spinning a chicken over my head.
Can’t wait for CS6.
Thanks a lot,
Wayne