Mike Velte
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What format are you exporting from Camtasia?. Premiere wont import native .camrec files directly from screen capture.
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Here is a video tut on track matte. Substitute your text for the white oval over the face.
http://www.video2stream.com/trmatte/trmatte.html
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Have you tried to import it into Audition? Workaround might be to play the file in Media Player and record the audio using Audition or another audio app. Then take that wave file into Premiere.
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Quicktime has dozens of codecs used to compress video. Digging into the properties of the files will ID the codec, but wont help if it is not condusive to ediitng. Editing already compressed files is often dicey. Premiere is designed to edit Digital Video files.
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The format change refers to 32 Khz or 48 Khz…settings are in the camera. A reused tape can cause grief.
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What format is your source video? Video captured (DV) in Pro via firewire? or some compressed file like Mpeg?
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Project (menu bar)>Project Manager
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Scroll drown to the lowest audio track…the audio may be in a Mono track.
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Using the Help files, it looks like a button link drop down menu (Properties) can be set to “Specify Other” which brings up a dialog box to change the language or subtitle tracks…there is a bit more to it so I suggest read the Help files.
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I would try capturing from a DVD player (or the camera) using S/video connection to a A/D converter (most DV cams will do this) as Digital Video.