Pablo Geh
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hi Mihael!
I’m glad you find the solution before smashing your PC to the wall!My first choice was NOTEPAD++, I didn’t figure that it would be a problem to open in a Word.
About the aspect ratio, i had the same problem with a few sequences, but i just solved it making the sequence BIGGER
The videos where OK, but the composition was much WIDER.Anyway Ill try your solution next time, but i try to work always with square pixels settings.
Good idea about the software, but I would vote for one that could FIX the broken projects.
Cheers from Argentina
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SOLVED!
hi guys!
I just registered to share the solution to this awful problem, lets hope adobe cs6 modify the sequence settings so we can adjust any time, just like in AE.- Problem:
wedding Sequence edited in 720p, (it was shot in 1080, but to edit in a slow PC i set the sequence to 720×1280, knowing that later on i just copy and paste the clips into a new sequence.
I Had to use the multicam, so I nested the 2 (1080) clips, but cause i was working in a 720 sequence, the nested sequence was also 720.
when i tried to adjust the sequence size it just wasn’t possible.
Tried the tips you guys recommended here, but the first one about importing to AE, its just not a good way, couse you still loose all the multicam information.The second way, I put the new nested 1080 comp above the 720 multicam, and start imitating the cuts, after 2 hours and wasn’t getting to the middle of it i decided to try another way.
- The SOLUTION:
-Save the project under a different name.
-open a text editor
/looking around i found that some places it said: 0,0,1280,720So, as my project wasn’t supposed to have any 720 videos or sequences,
-REPLACE (inside the text editor):
Find what: 1280,720
Replace with: 1920,1080-SAVE the file changes.
Open in premiere, and its done,
Less than 2 minutes job!
Hope someone find this helpfully, and keep it in mind for the future!
PS: SAY NO TO SOPA
Pablo.