Steven L. gotz
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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Well, it is possible to add fade to black on each and every track by way of adding a single ended transition, but that would be a hassle and it probably would not give you the result you were after. I suppose they could add an effect that you would add to the top layer, but that has never been requested by enough people I suppose.
I have a project that I import to almost every project I create.
That project has a sequence with Black video faded in, and one with black video faded out, and others with the same thing happening with a White matte. It also contains my logo and various other things I use in almost every project.
So, it is easy for me to apply a fade in or out by using the appropriately named sequence as a clip to accomplish that kind of task.
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If you have one track, a simple single ended transition or Opacity effect is fine. With multiple tracks, I create a black video in the File > New section and put it on the very top track. Just keyframe it from zero opacity to 100%.
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How are you capturing?
If you are not scene detecting in a third party application like HDVSplit or Cineform HDLink, then you need to manually log the footage prior to capture. You should not be capturing over any spot in the tape where you stopped and restarted the camera. Even just a pause.
Capturing over stop/start points causes problems with the long GOPs.
Steven
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I was just telling you that it was OK to do it that way. I would put the subclip on a sequence, copy it, and then paste it into a comp’s timeline in AE.
It works for me in CS3.
Steven
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You must have the little stopwatch enables. Set the first keyframe, move the CTI, change the value (automatically creating a new keyframe).
Steven
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There are lots of choices, but if you ask in Premiere Pro foeum like you did, you might expect that we will tell you to learn to use the entire Adobe CS3 Production Premium.
Get lots of training and with the entire suite you can do just about anything you might ever possibly think of. Seriously, spend money on training, regardless of which platform you choose.
Steven
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I don’t use it as much as some other people perhaps, but I certainly use it to apply animation presets in After Effects. And it works great with Stills.
Steven
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I am afraid that you will need to find a really ancient copy of Quicktime.
Premiere 6 is so old that there have been many changes over the years. You have been left behind. Sorry. There are not many of us with anything that old on our PCs.
Steven
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Bins are different. You can have more of them open at once. Very handy.
Steven