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Michal Poniedzielski
August 23, 2008 at 5:45 pm in reply to: Batch import multiple image sequences (like movie clips)

Sorry, I’ve been wrong – this doesn’t work. When I import folder containing other folders with sequences, I only get 14000 images in my project. And no sequence :/ So – is there any other way to avoid importing 270 sequences one by one?

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Michal Poniedzielski
August 21, 2008 at 9:12 pm in reply to: Batch import multiple image sequences (like movie clips)

Thanks very much – to be honest, I was doubtfull about this, but it actually works! So thanks a lot. There’s only one “but”: along with the sequences, I get all those files separetely – is there any way to avoid this?

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Michal Poniedzielski
August 21, 2008 at 6:48 am in reply to: Editing in “full HD” (1920 x 1080)

I’m replying to one of mine questions – the first one, about editing in Full HD in Premiere. So – it is possible to edit in that resolution on Custom Project Settings. I descovered the source of problems – it’s all about codecs! When I went to Project>Project Settings>Video Rendering>Compressor, I found there (among others) the ACDV 2.0.1 codec. It is very fast codec attached to ACDSEE installer. When You install ACDSEE you get this codec to your system, and Premiere can make use of it while preparing the previews or final rendering. As I said – it is fast, but when used on high resolution JPEG sequences, it becames unstable, compression fails and occures in damaged preview. The remedy is to change the codec!BUT every other codec in my system was horribly slow (and I mean horribly) in manner of rendering full HD, so I googled a little and found this:

https://www.pegasusimaging.com/picvideo.htm

Very fast, no failures, not so expensive if you compare it with PCI card for HD editing, recomended by Adobe as a solution to HD problems :). Adobe recomends their sh*t, I recomend mine. You chose 🙂

Sory for my english from time to time. I’m so happy I can’t focus 🙂

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Michal Poniedzielski
August 20, 2008 at 10:54 pm in reply to: Editing in “full HD” (1920 x 1080)

Thans very much. I haven’t read this document yet, but it seems this is what I was looking for. Thank You Very Very much. First thing – now I’m sure that HD is not HDV 🙂

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