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  • Michelle Evans

    September 9, 2012 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Converting Footage to HD

    You’re telling me!!! Life was alot easier when we were young and there was less… I teach at a private school and we have been filming students for PhysEd for the past couple of years and we have always got a “professional” to edit the footage – at a huge cost per student so we bought a camera that does both in the hope that we can try cut costs a little – As I am the head of the art dept they gave me the files and said please fix these!!! YIKES! anyway having your help I am sure I can try bumble my way through. If I can call on you every 2 minutes I am sure I will make some headway. It’s getting late this side so I will give what you said a try tomorrow.

    Once again, thank you so much for your assistance – you are a star.

    best regds

    Michelle

  • Michelle Evans

    September 9, 2012 at 2:44 pm in reply to: Converting Footage to HD

    Hi there John, many thanks for your prompt reply, I have looked at the properties for the files and they have the extension (.MTS) preceeded by the letters AVCHD Video??? I was advised to use the aftereffects program but see that I have the Premier Pro in the CS3 Master Collection, should I use that instead? All I really need to do is take a series of different files and put them all together as a short clip for examination purposes. so if I have 5 files with the one student in them then I need to put them all to one file..?? If that makes sense? I really am very new to this and so appreciate your assistance.

    regds

    Michelle Evans

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