Mitch Jordan
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We usually get 250-300 clips per game, so I want to cut the one big rip we are getting into many separate clips. I’d love to use scene detection as long as I end up with separated clips. We edit in Premiere, so that may be the answer.
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Thanks. Found it. I was missing a step along the way.
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You can solo or mute tracks at the bottom of your audio meters while the clip is playing in the player window.
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Thanks. I’ll give that a try.
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Thanks. I tried their manual workaround, but I still have no monitors. Looks like it’s time to dump Matrox and get a Blackmagic card.
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I tried deleting Quicktime 7. However, when I opened Premiere, it lost many of my old Quicktime movies in the timeline. I tried to relink them, then I got an error message and the clips were deleted. I have a lot of .mov’s in our system because we edit on Macs and PC’s. Anyone else see this?
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I brought the files back into Premiere, and I viewed them on my FSI monitor. AME definately jacked up my video levels and increased the contrast. I had a broadcast safe filter applied in AME, but the results were the same if I disabled it. I flattened the contrast in my timeline, but no change on the output of AME. I finally exported directly out of Premiere Pro, and all was good. However, I frequently use AME, so I’d like to find an answer.
One other wrinkle, I shot the video in Slog3 on a Sony FS7. I color corrected in the Lumetri panel using a LUT and various adjustments. I’m new to working in Slog, so is there a chance that Slog messed things up? If I color correct in Premiere and it looks good on my broadcast monitor, shouldn’t I get the same results in Media Encoder?
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We do have an IT department. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
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I’m not familiar with Active Directory, so I don’t know the answer to that. We are all connected to the central RAID by fiber and a fiber card. Can you tell me more about it?
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Thanks. That gets me farther along. I found a schematic somewhere else, so I should be able to match the part number. Still, you think there would be an easier way.