Robert Hoffman
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Have not opened any older projects, first time user with the current version. AE also flickers badly even when the setup windows is closed and one is just working on the comp with invigorator applied to a solid. Any known problems with the NVIDIA 9800GT driver?
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The project was created at 720p, I have a JVC GY-HD100u; which 720p is its maximum resolution. When I open the capture window and press the record button it works just fine. Clips are recorded at 1280 X 720, the correct resolution of the project and the sequence. However, if I mark and in-point and out-point, then log the clip; the offline clips’ video properties lists its’ resolution at 1080 X 1440, which does not match the project? I even changed my decks output to 720p only. I re-installed CS3 and did the exact same procedure created a new 720p project, logged and captured clips without a problem! Is there some new setting in CS5 I don’t know about?
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I think I may have figured out why my Premiere is not batch capturing! When I log a clip, it logs the video size at 1440 X 1080! The project however was created as 720p; it’s what the sequence resolution is set to. Why would Premiere arbitrarily chose the wrong resolution? I have checked all the settings, they all say 720p, is there something I am missing?
rob
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I have tried all the usual fixes such as the one you suggested. Premiere appears to control the deck normally. It seeks the tape for the in-point and then rolls the deck. Now normally when it begins recording a counter appears telling you the recording duration and amount of space remaining on disk. That never appears, it just plays the tape and does not stop when it reaches the out-point. I have checked device control and everything is correct.
So, I tried batch capturing the same footage in CS3 and had no problems! Therefore I have to believe it is an issue with CS5. I appreciate your suggestion, thanks
Rob