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  • Sam Pendleton

    March 8, 2008 at 7:21 am in reply to: Using HD captures in Premiere Pro CS3

    Jack, the settings that needed to be changed (for me, anyhow) were the project settings that come up right when you create a new project. Start a new project, and you will see the options for changing the resolution, type of video (DV or HDV, etc.), and so forth. Unfortunately, this doesn’t resolve the issue of why PPro CS3 won’t show the video running in the capture window when you’re capping, but you SHOULD find that the preview window is running the HD videos in proper perspective if you set it up correctly?

    Also, what sort of camera are you using? These are PPro plug-ins available for some cameras, that act as a project-setting present specifically for those cameras.

  • Sam Pendleton

    March 1, 2008 at 9:04 am in reply to: Using HD captures in Premiere Pro CS3

    I’m not bright. Like, at all. My problem was simple: I hadn’t changed the default settings when first creating a new project. Problem solved, all is well. I’m sorry for wasting everyone’s time, but thanks for being here! I’m sure I’ll have a REAL problem at some point.

  • Sam Pendleton

    August 27, 2007 at 5:03 pm in reply to: AE CS3 rendered movies are slow and choppy…

    I want to thank all three of you for your input. Looks I’ve got some self-educating to do, but I’m glad to know it wasn’t a problem with my hardware…. I’ll post with results if appropriate… thanks again, my friends!

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