Rich O.
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Thanks Jeff. I just did that last night. Took a long time to render, so I have not been able to check the results yet (I am at work). Another quick (Newbie) question. The file shows that it is transcoded. This means that Encore will detect the link to the mpeg file and utilize that mpeg file, correct? It shows the original asset at the 22 gig original file. IOW, I do not have to add the rendered asset to the timeline. Thanks for the response to the basic questions.
Rich O.
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Maybe they use the same code, but it appears dolby digital sound, provided by the Surcode plugin, is limited to 3 trial uses. I ran into this myself last night. It would be nice to have it included in Premiere, but plug-ins cost money, even in bulk. I’ll be going the extra step with Encore if I need the extra space that Dolby will save me over PCM, or if I have to get more sophisticated than Premiere allows me to easily do.
Good luck
Rich O.
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Hi Willie, yes, I actually brought my Sony minidisc recorder, a shotgun and floor mike to the shoot, but did not have time to set them up (would have only taken 5 minutes or less), but watcha gonna do.
Rich
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Thanks Willie. Was afraid of that. Alot easier to simulate room ambience than remove it I guess.
Rich O.
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This has happened to me when I had my screen saver kick in. I disable this during capture, together with some of the other programs going on in the background. It has helped.
Rich O.
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Have not used this myself L.D., but this freeware utility (Videoinspector) might be useful for your situation.
https://www.webattack.com/freeware/gmm/fwvideo.html
Supposed to give you detailed info about the video file you have a question about.
Rich