Sam Comer
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Very helpful. Thanks! I’ve really only been working exclusively in FCPX for a few weeks – basic in and out stuff. I’ll try these out. I haven’t really delved deep into the precision editor, and that seems like the most logical place to go.
I appreciate your quick response.
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I’m in the same boat. I recently got both Steve Martin’s “Ripple Training” and Larry Jordan’s Complete Training. Both were very helpful (and downloadable to iTunes). I think, between the two, Steve’s was a bit more comprehensive, especially since it comes with training files to edit along with. And it’s a lot cheaper than Larry Jordan’s.
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If you can paint the lazy Susan, paint it with some chroma key paint. If not, maybe some green paper taped to the platform of the Susan. As long as whatever your shooting is against green and green alone, you can just mask out he bottom of the lazy Susan and the cord and all that.
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Or place an adjustment layer above all the clips you want color correction on and apply your color correction to the adjustment layer. That way, if you want to make changes later, you only have to do it to the AJ, not each individual clip.
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That’s how it works for me. Rather awful, don’t you think?
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This is much like the capability of FCP and Motion. You can create a template in Motion and save it out to FCP, so when you open it in FCP, you can make changes – text, images/footage within Drop Zones, etc) – As far as I know (I’m relatively new to Premiere, but was a FCP user before and have used that feature a lot) this isn’t doable in the Adobe Suite. (Though I’d love to find out if it were).
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Yes. Did all that. However …
After several minutes on the phone with Adobe support, the guy asked if there was a change in our network at the office. There has been. He asked me to create a new root user account and log in to that account and open PP. I did that and, lo and behold, there were my effects. Not having full understanding of what the fellow was saying, what I gathered is that somehow my program is looking for things on the cloud server, even though we purchased the full suite directly from Adobe. I now have to get full admin rights to my user name and my machine in order to make it work.
Weird.
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Nope. That didn’t do it.
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I’ll give it a shot. Thanks!
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those bitrate settings should be fine for youtube. The question is your source. You say you’re recording your desktop? What resolution is your video capture program using?