Steve Bradbury
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[Brett_Howe] “Scaleable Technology my @$$!”
I guess I can’t interest you in a Storm 2 card 🙂
I hit problems with the first upgrade to my computer. Even the Storm edit software didn’t work let alone any version of Premiere. The only thing I miss, apart from the money I spent with Canopus, is being able to preview on a proper monitor.
Re: the original post I find I can import all clips I captured using the Storm card into any version of Premiere Pro with no problems.
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The size of image on the screen depends on the focal length of the projector lens and the distance of the projector from the screen. You could try to match the comp size to the resolution of the projector, but standard DVDs and video formats are usually acceptable.
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I tend to agree with Harm Millaard. Indeed I have a Storm 2 card sitting on the shelf above my computer now. It is possible to get The Canopus card working with Premiere 1.5 but success seems to be very system dependant. My last computer, a 2.4 gig Pentium 4 on an Abit motherboard worked OK; my new AMD X2 doesn
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If my memory worked better on a Monday morning, or I was sitting in front of a machine that had Premiere on I would be able to confirm whether it is the Ctrl or Alt key that you need to press before adjusting the end of the clip.
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