[Roger Castillo]

I will give that a shot.

Thanks

[Roger Castillo]

Hmm? I’ll try that again because I did discover that process as soon as I posted the message. However, and correct me if I’m wrong, I had a choice to have Media Files Remain on Disk or have Media Files Deleted. I’ve tried both. Right before I capture, I select Audio only. The result is a new file which is a .wav file. Audio only which I guess is what I told Premier to do but that’s not what I want. I want to keep my perfectly setup video and just change out the audio portion of the clip. Am I missing a step somewhere or asking for the impossible. If it is impossible, I’d just like to know.

Any thoughts? Much appreciated.

RC

[Roger Castillo]

Hi there,

I’m placing the P2 Card into the slot in my laptop, which is networked to my edit system, and when the card appears as a drive/removable media I can see the files in my P2 viewer. I then go to my Premier Pro (Axio LE) edit system and copy and paste the Contents folder and last clip file from the P2 Card to my V: (video) drive, into the project folder. Then in the Project panel in Premier, I create a bin and import the files from the Video folder. That’s it. Hope that makes sense.

No original source timecode, just a timecode that starts at 00:00:00:00 and goes to the end of the clip, for each clip. I must be missing a step somewhere.

RC

[Roger Castillo]

I knew it had to be simple.

Many thanks.

RC

[Roger Castillo]

This is good. This is what I’ve been hearing and reading.

Thanks so much for the response.

RC