Richard Knight
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Option 1, you could up the bitrate to 7.
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Why are you encoding a SD VHS tape in to a HD format, just burn as a dvd.
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With Premiere CS6 the new ‘Transmit’ function should allow you to use any sequence with the BM card.
Richard Knight
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I had some ProRes files sent to me from a Post House that would not import into Premiere. It seems their Mac did not put on the .MOV extension I just added this and all was OK.
Richard Knight
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May not be the right answer but there is often a file size limit for wav files. Google ‘wav file size linit’ Here is one link https://www.steinberg.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=31726
Might help
Richard Knight
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Premiere has a problem in sending one track to just the LFE. This is the work around I use. Put the mono LFE track on two tracks above each other in the timeline. Send one to centre channel and the LFE channel. Send the other to just the centre channel BUT with the invert effect added in the mixer. This will cancel the centre feed with the origional track leaving just the LFE. This will only work if the levels are identical between the two tracks.
Richard Knight
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Slightly off topic. I have a Blackmagic Decklink card and I use to HD converted to SD component output to feed a Tektronix WFM. These SD scopes are very cheap now and when set up gives good enough quality.
Richard Knight
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You could just drag the correct audio to the timeline and then link your origional video to this new audio. You will then get a box on the audio clip showing how much out of sync it is, click on this and it will allow you to slide it into its correct sync position, then just trim the in and out points to match the video. It takes longer to explain how to do it than it takes to do it!
Richard Knight
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Are you using a Blackmagic sequence?
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Is that a PAL DV 16×9 the 720 options are HD.