[Mr. David]

Thank you for the advice, Mylenium. I will look into Audition and search for some free wave editors out there.

[Mr. David]

Thanks, Steve and eriness. I don’t know why I didn’t look up the help menu.

[Mr. David]

Ah, I knew I asked a dumb question. Instead of exporting, I did Composition > Add to Render Queue. Thank you, Justin, for the quick response…and for not hating me 🙂

[Mr. David]

Thank you all for the advice. Wow, I didn’t know that there were so many ways in simulating that effect. I came from a print background and had just gotten started on time-based media.

Bill, thank you for the offer, and I will take you up on that. I’ll email you after I post this message. This is such a great resource site. Thank you all again!

[Mr. David]

I think I figured out my problem. I downloaded Premiere Pro 1.5.1 update and was able to burn the DVD. Those with similar problems, try that and hopefully it’ll work for you as well. Thanks.

[Mr. David]

Thanks for the advices, Mike and Dex. Does the camcorder have to have any specific features or just any camcorders that can play DVDs would do?

[Mr. David]

The DVD was brought to me and I was told that the original source didn’t exist anymore. However, I searched old posts and learned about ImTOO DVD Ripper, which I downloaded and am testing out right now. It seems to be working OK for those with similar questions. Thanks.

[Mr. David]

Thank you Timothy and Chuck for the quick response and advice. I’ll try both methods once I’m done with a print project and see if either one will take care of the problem. Thanks again.

[Mr. David]

Also, make sure your leading is not set too tight.

[Mr. David]

Thank you both for responding to my question. I really appreciate it. I will look into windows media encoder and Canopus Procoder as well.