Steven L. gotz
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Try using multiple tracks and overlapping the two clips. Then put a single ended cross dissolve over the end of the first clip. If that doesn’t work without the flash, animate the Opacity instead.
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If you mean can you have audio three right under video three? Then no. Video is above the line, audio below the line.
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It should snap up against the first clip. If not, you may haqve turned snapping off by mistake. Is the magnet icon next to the “Set DVD Marker” under the timecode on the timeline tab enabled?
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Go with Vista if the driver problems for your equipment are solved by then.
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Lots of fun. A public beta for Premiere Pro is certainly a first for Adobe.
The best part so far besides what was already published publicly?
You can now scale images to less than 50% and it won’t take any longer to render.
Next best? Changing one AE comp does not require you to rerender any other comps in the same project when using them in Dynamic Link.
And, I believe they fixed the subclip playback delay problem.
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I export to Cineform HD AVI for use in After Effects. I use it for importing into other Premiere Pro projects. But, I don’t use it for viewing.
I export to Windows Media 9 for playback on my AVeL Linkplayer2 DVD player at 1280X720 on my HDTV. I can also play it on the PC that way of course.
I do understand why people export to tape, of course.
I just don’t see a need to play Cineform HD files. However, there is a way to do that at half resolution.
Read the FAQ on this subject: Playback of CineForm Intermediate files stutter in Windows Media Player. Can I fix that?
https://www.cineform.com/products/FAQ.htm
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I have a very fast PC and I don’t even try to play Cineform files at full rate. Why would anyone want to?
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It appears that Encore is part of the Premiere Pro package now, and I imagine that the price will be good for quite some time. I don’t remember if Adobe is in the habit of raising prices after initial releases. I don’t think they do. You should have plenty of time.
Steven
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