[Natalie Schneider]

I am not creating a DVD for a DVD player, so DVD studio is not the solution, it is for use with computers.

My client wanted to include PDF files on a menu with the videos, and creating a menu in HTML was the best way to do it. The issue is now that they want the disk to auto run, which I’ve explained is not possible on modern operating systems. I have a solution on Windows, where clicking the disk opens the menu, but I need one for Mac.

Running Premiere Pro CC 2015.2/3 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 980
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

That doesn’t help at all though. The video clips themselves switch between the two gamma levels. I have to find the points where the video switches, and add the color correction on only that part. I could go through and manually make cuts at the point where the colors change, but i am simply looking for a more efficient way to do it to >100 videos that have the same problem.

Running Premiere Pro CC 2015 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 560 ti
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

I ended up creating an Auto Hot Key Script that gets you out of the alt menu when you release left alt. If you want to use this, download Auto Hot Key, save this into a .ahk file, and put it in the startup folder


#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.

#IfWinActive, Adobe Premiere Pro
~$LAlt UP::
sleep, 200
Send, {Alt Up}
return


Running Premiere Pro CC 2015 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 560 ti
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

I can’t seem to find documentation on this, other than just the simple “keyboard shortcuts” within the edit menu (which does not include the option to rebind this). Additionally, I couldn’t find a specific setting in preferences related to it. I’m assuming that I need to make some kind of script. Care to point me towards adobe’s help about this more advanced topic?

Running Premiere Pro CC 2015 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 560 ti
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

There are no sections of the video that do not change in color, however.

Running Premiere Pro CC 2015 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 560 ti
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll see if any of them work for me.

Running Premiere Pro CC 2015 (or CS6 if i say so)
On windows 10 with:
i7 2600k at 3.4 GHZ
GTX 560 ti
16gb 1333mhz ddr3
in a case
with a mouse and keyboard.

[Natalie Schneider]

Not sure if this will help at all, but you can try sorting by frame rate in the project panel.

[Natalie Schneider]

>>>SOLUTION<<< I have solved the issue on my own: The problem was that the sequence was in 1.333 Pixel aspect ratio, but both the footage and the adjustment layer were at 1.0. I changed the sequence and had no further problems. If it's alright with everyone else, I'm leaving this up just in case anyone else encounters this.

[Natalie Schneider]

I believe you want the “rate stretch tool” which is the x key.

[Natalie Schneider]

Thank you very much! Transform is exactly what I was looking for, and will save a lot of headache.