Steven L. gotz
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If you are using dual monitors, put the dialog window on the main monitor.
If you are not, report back and we’ll see what else might be the problem.
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Import the HDV project into a SD project. Open the original sequence (don’t nest it) and scale the HD images down to the project frame size. Export to DV AVI from there.
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There is a bit of softness in the exp[ort to SD from an Adobe HDV project that will be fixed in Premiere Pro CS3.
If you must do this now, I recommend editing the HDV clips in an SD project with the clips scaled down as required.
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The problem I have with this, as an Adobe stockholder, is the word “many”.
How many? Enough to pay for not only the development, but to make up for the lost opportunities from having those engineers on a more important (to me) project? I doubt it.
If there was enough money in this, I know Adobe would jump on it. But they are not in the business of spending $1.00 to get $0.25 back. Multiple that by 10 million and it is probably about the right number.
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We both responded the same way. Use “Fill Left”.
So exactly why did you use “Fill Right”?
Perhaps if it was named “Fill From Left” it would be more clear, but when two of us say it, it is highly likely that we both got it right.
Give it a try.
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Premiere Pro 1.5 has a free upgrade to 1.5.1.
Encore 1.5 does not support HDV and After Effects should be OK, I don’t remember.
You really ought to consider using the Adobe CS3 products coming out in the next month or two.
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You would get better results shooting all the same frame rate and all the same frame size. No question.
You could upscale the SD to HD frame sizes using After Effects, but there are programs that do a better job, such as ReSizer or Instant HD.
I would also use After Effects to get them all to the same frame rate if required.
Then use Premiere Pro to edit.
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Nested sequences. Put the title over a jumpback and then use the sequence as a clip.
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It might be useful to mention the type of camera so people who might have one like it can respond. Premiere Pro should capture 16:9 footage as 16:9, but maybe that camera really doesn’t support that?
Steven
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