Mike Velte
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Page up/page down navigates between edit points in selected tracks only.
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Your question is at the heart of the art of compression. There are few mathematical formulas, just trial and error. One formula is that both height and width should be divisible by 16.
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The bitrate setting determines file size…bitrate is the amount of data in bits for each second of audio and or video. Convert bits to bytes by dividing bits by 8, multiply by 60 for 1 minute.
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The Cineform option might be the best, although the resulting files are 4X the size of the original and you may need larger and faster HDs. Your PC is way to old/slow for HD editing.
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Your biggest concern is the computer shutting down. Overheating is likely the cause. Boot into the BIOS and monitor the CPU temperature. Should be 50 C. or less. I have seen older computers with the CPU fan plastic case broke where the screws mount it to the MB…just deteriorated. Cigarette smoke also can clog the cooling fins.
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Label manufacturers like Avery offer free design software, not fancy though.
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File Path may be referring to the export path. Try exporting to the root directory of C: drive.
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I would use Photoshop…select each element in your still (one at a time) and copy/paste each back into the composition, then delete the original background. Find a new background and put this below all your elements in the layers palette. Save as .psd, import into Premiere as Layers. In a separate sequence animate each element to “Rain” up, render with no fields, import the nearly finished product into your main sequence and reverse the clip so it rains down.
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To change the default duration of transitions….Edit>Preferences>General
The quickest way to drop the default dissolve transition at edit points, first select only one video track where the cuts are (click on the name of the track, then use the Page Down key to navigate to the cut and Ctrl +D to apply the default transition…repeat as needed. -
Copy from C:\Program files\Adobe\Adobe Encore CS3
Paste to C:\Program files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS3