Steven L. gotz
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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I don’t think so. You could put a keyframe every 40 seconds so that if you did pull out the tail you could just fix the last part. But I can’t think of a way to set the speed of the rotation.
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Premiere Pro does not officially support editing WMV files. Can’t you get the original footage?
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A 720X540 file will almost exactly fit (720X534 would have been better). The square pixels should fit down into the rectangular pixels without a hitch.
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Import the original project into a newly created project with the correct settings.
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Just what I was thinking. But in the meantime, I should be able to see all of my footage running in little windows on a huge monitor (think 100″ wrap-around with huge pixel count). All done by waving my hands and fingers with additional voice commands acting as modifiers.
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I vote for the purple cube. But until then, I use USB drives to store old projects. A SAN would be a great way to handle it as well.
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Adobe has not announced the policy yet, but my guess is that they will allow you to use a previous PC purchase toward upgrading to the Mac version. I doubt, however, that “low cost” will be the right word for it.
Adobe does not care how many parts of the bundle you already own. If you own Photoshop you get the same break as someone who has Photoshop, After Effects Standard and Flash.
In fact, if you had every product that made up a bundle, you still could not get an upgrade to the bundle for the same price as someone with the actual bundle. And the bundle must be purchased in order to get at least one of the cool features (Dynamic Link).
Poor marketing if you ask me.
Steven
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