Pentti Kakkori
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Hi Ben,
It is on the panels section in Keyboard Shortcuts “Open in Source Monitor”. Maybe you can use Right Arrow?
And Shift+1 back to project panel. -
Add a new (add)mask that covers your whole frame and put it above your current mask. Now your old mask’s subtract opacity keyframes should work.
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Do you have Premiere Pro project Auto Save on?
If you have, take it off before exporting to tape. -
Do you have Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration on?
Toggle Mercury Playback Engine Software Only before rendering, it should help. -
Yes it is possible, semi flawlessly, XML are the three magic characters.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremierePro/4.0/WSb4dbfa10359e7d701172e0811d0d1b59f7-8000.html
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Really odd.
I just tested with two hour timeline, simple cuts, one audio track. With 25 frame handles .omf file was about 1.3 gigs.
Last summer I did one OMF file with this Copy Complete Audio Files
MediaFiles folder was over 5 gigs.
Sound engineer did a little more handwork, I don’t know what, but managed to open OMF successfully in ProTools.
So it is possible also with External Media Files. -
Have you changed the lowest selection: Render to Trim Audio Files.
Default seems to be Copy Complete Audio Files -
I suppose you are using windows.
You can use character map and copy and paste from there.
Or keep left Alt pressed and hit 0064, use numeric keypad for the numbers. -
Or simply click that little yellow square and change the color what ever you want.
Sorry I didn’t read the first post to the end.
Maybe the quantel red as a default color would be better.
But anyhow I’ve found it very useful and quick way to separate different bodyparts when rotoscoping, just select different saturated colors to every mask -
Just install the driver. Without BM card, it installs only codecs.