Paul Patton
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problem was in the camera, not Premiere. Used different camera capture was fine
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the interview audio needs a filter added. use the fill right audio filter. this should give you what you want.
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You can select the clip and make a sub clip of it. This subclip will be available from your Bin at any point in time for future use in a new sequence or in the one your working on, in CS4
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So far from what I’m finding Its not compatible with Final Cut Studio 2. I have yet to get it to work with FCP6 or Premiere CS4. And also am not getting any response from their technical support.
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place foreground video on video track2, place background still image on video track1
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Try exporting your current audio track and then bring that new track back in on track 2. on track 1 use effect fill right, on track 2 use fill left. Then do your tweeking on audio levels
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Have you looked at Trapcode Shine, may be what your wanting
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That type setup works with CS3
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Premiere does not do internal live mixing. But with an analog to digital converter they could record their video straight to premiere. One problem with this approach is if the computer chokes during the process.
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Your timecode counter in premiere should be moving as well