Steven L. gotz
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The duration is set when you import. Set your preferences before you import the images.
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No, and No.
Encore won’t export to something worth editing and Premiere Pro doesn’t do automated slideshows. There are products designed to do such things, like Imaginate from Canopus.
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You posted in the Premiere Pro forum. You will have better luck in the Photoshop forum.
Steven
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The Macbook Pro laptop will allow you to run Windows for those applications, and Mac for those apps. So there is really no downside.
Aanarav Sareen seems happy enough with his.
Steven
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Premiere Pro will allow you to unlink footage and when you do, you can choose to delete the footage from the drive. So as you review each clip, you can decide to keep or throw it out. I recommend taking the time to do that. Perhaps you could use two PCs to capture. Rent one if necessary. Do an hour or two on one, the switch to the other. That will allow you to capture on one, and throw out clips on the other. That should maximize your productivity over the weekend.
As for special effects, you need to decide. If you are going to color correct your shots, you may want to use 10 bit. If not, then 8 bit is fine. It is really up to the footage and the editor. There is no right answer.
For 24 vs 23.98, I believe that the F900 can shoot either. Which did you shoot?
It is easy enough to separate the audio from the video if you so desire. In fact, I often sweeten the audio in Soundbooth so it ends up a WAV file anyway.
My personal opinion is that you should change to CS3 before you get started.
Steven
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Find the sequence name in the Project panel. Right Click on it and select “Duplicate”. Rename it and go from there.
Steven
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I don’t know how you got it loaded with preferences set to the network drive in the first place. Try deleting your preferences and then see what happens.
Steven
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Try importing the old project into a new CS3 project instead. See if that clears things up.
Steven
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First of all, only Premiere Pro CS3 is supposed to work on Vista. And it does that for most people just fine. What is your particular issue?
And no, Vegas is Vegas. Premiere Pro is closer to FCP functionality.
Steven
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Randy, it doesn’t do that on my PC. How are you encoding, and how are you viewing the WM9 file.
Steven