Steven L. gotz
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Where did you get it? Was it originally HDV?
You might be best off writing it to tape and recapturing.
Steven
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Ron,
You might want to ask over in the Adobe Labs Premiere Pro CS3 forum. The moderators there are in direct contact with the Adobe Engineers.
Steven
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Adding Cineform does not delete any other options. You have a problem of some sort, that’s for sure.
Are you saying that the Adobe HDV settings are missing in Premiere Pro 2.0? Or do you just need to scroll to see them?
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Try it with a standard Adobe HDV project. If that does not work, then it is a Premiere Pro issue with your camera, not Cineform. If it does work, import the old project into a new Adobe HDV project.
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All right. Lets start with the most common size.
Try this:
Export to 320X240 using a data rate of 512K. If that looks a little too bad, try 768K.
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That looks OK, so did you try exporting a 5 second clip with no effects added back to tape?
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What frame size and what file type? If you want Windows Media, Quicktime, Flash, you need to specify that.
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I forgot to mention that you blur the heck out of the garbage matter clip. And, it might work better if you just export it and use it as a matte to avoid a lot of rendering.
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Design the garbage matte, then when you have it covering everything you want, copy it to a black clip on a new sequence on track two, putting it over a white matte on track one. Use that sequence as a track matte.
Steven
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