[Shane Icenhour]

I agree with Roland. I was just having the same issue you were just having. Tried all the other mentioned methods I found and noticed that it kept erroring out at the same frame number. So I rendered out that frame new and all is working again.

[Shane Icenhour]

Hi Steve, Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately, I’m stuck with using companies system that only has Adobe’s CS4 video production package and they don’t seem to keen on buying any other additional plug-ins.

I agree that the CGI work should re-done in 50p. I’m waiting for some the original 50p footage to e sent so I can try some “cheats” I know and some other colleagues back in the states told me, but I’m expecting a snag with that one.

[Shane Icenhour]

Here a tutorial link if it helps. It seems a little similar to how Avid handles them.

https://www.layersmagazine.com/using-subclips-in-premiere-pro.html

[Shane Icenhour]

Hi Wes,

Is it also possible to mark in and out points through out your time line and drag and do a “fast grab”(?) and drop it in an export bin? I’m currently working on an animation project and I’m trying find a way to coordinate this with the editor in a another city for getting these shots out that we need for reference with out me having to go back and break up his edits from the reference quicktime film he sends us.

Thanks,
Shane