Steven L. gotz
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No. There isn’t. Not without exporting to a new AVI and replacing it. Or, dragging down the original material again. There really should not be a need anyway. The cut is not apparent to the viewer. It is kind of a hassle when applying effects, but nothing terrible.
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You want your video on the larger drive without programs in the way. You will want to defrag it regularly. Don’t partition your drives. It does not help at all.
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I suggest that you keep the large drive for your video, and have a smaller drive for Windows and Programs to reside on. You really could use a third drive as well, but at least two is a requirement.
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Right click on each clip and set the frame options to “Always Deinterlace”.
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If you nest the sequence into a new sequence, you can trim it as required and the keyframes stay put. They begin to act sort of like clip keyframes. Sort of. They are not adjustable as clip keyframes. For that, you need to go back to the original sequence and edit the track keyframes.
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You should not need to stretch your video, but if you are so inclined to do so anyway, use the Motion effect that is automatically applied to every clip. The Scale parameter inside the Motion effect should do the trick.
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If the drive is formated for FAT32 instead of NTFS, no file can be bigger than 4GB.
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I would use AE. I would create the matte as a vector image in Illustrator and then use it to create a matte in AE.
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I watch a lot of television after my wife goes to bed. I do a lot of editing after my wife goes to bed.
So, I am sensitive to changes in volume levels. I don’t want to use headphones and I don’t want to wake her up.
I decided after some research, that if I settled on a peak of -6dB with the occasional transient up to -3dB, I would be able to switch from a professionally mastered DVD to one of my DVDs and not have a big change in levels. And if I changed to most TV stations, the same thing applies.
Not very scientific, but it works for me. Average peaks of -6dB.
Steven
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