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  • Mike Cater

    July 4, 2017 at 2:04 am in reply to: Create a lower third in CC

    Hi Steve, Ah man – do I feel like a donkey or what! Thank you so much!!

    Best wishes,

    Mike.

  • I hear what you’re saying… I’ll make a move for that!… Hd… Here we come!! Big thanks again… People like yourself save people like me from being stuck at first base. I’ve learnt from this, which I’m so grateful for… As long as I keep on learning and getting better, then I hope I can help others in need of knowing too. What goes around comes around!

  • … You the man! Cheers Chris! The film sits about 1hr 20 there’s more SD than hd stuff at the mo. it’s an ongoing promotional product continually being added to. I’m going to recommend the client re-shoots a lot of the older stuff as it will look dated anyway. Everything now is being shot in hd, but for now output is DVD and also web, so the hd stuff works better on there. The web stuff is individual clips and not combined like the DVD, so I just work in the appropriate sequence settings for the clips. It’s just this combining thing made me wonder how to get the best of the footage, which you have more than adequately answered! So grateful to you.

  • Bingo! Shot! Thank you! The definitive answer in a nut shell! Love this site for being able to have people like yourself help total strangers… It ROCKS!! Big thank you!!

  • Hi Chris, not sure I follow – sorry if I sound like an idiot! I would like to have the best possible quality output. I guess it all has to drop to the lowest common denominator? Which would be the SD footage… Also, output will be on DVD. Thank you for your input – it is much appreciated! I really kinda struggle on the whole export side of things. I really need to learn more about that side of things. Thanks once again,

    Mike.

  • Hi Ivan,

    Thank you for that. Sorry to sound like a moron possibly, but what do you mean by delivery specs? Final output is to DVD. Appreciate your input greatly! Thanks again!

  • Mike Cater

    April 16, 2013 at 6:22 am in reply to: AIFF files in Premiere Pro cs6

    Thank you Angelo! Very much appreciated!

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