Ted Strickler
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I just played the main clip which is one hour and 28 minutes long and when the clip had finished playing Encore crashed just like the two shorter clips. It did first go to the main menu (which is what it is set to do) before crashing.
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That’s all it was. Thanks Jeff.
Ted
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Joe, I still haven’t burned any dual layer disks yet I have been just using two disks on the larger projects. Except for ink, its cheaper. So I can’t help out there but as far as better quality on smaller jobs, there is a limit to your bit rate. My limit is usually 6.5 but I think many people go to 7 kbs because of compatability issues with some players. Also, I am a first time or new user of Encore so I am still learning it. I have always use DVD Workshop for the past six years. It looks like Encore is going to be sweet!
Ted
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For anyone who may come accross this problem. It was a little program called, “ipoint”. I bought a Microsoft wirless keyboard and it came with a mouse. Installing that software caused the problem. I did not notice it because being a brand new computer with brand new software I had nothing to compare with. Anyway, a post from Dan in the Premiere forum told me to uninstall the program and so far Premiere is rock solid. Wow! Is that a good feeling or what.
Ted
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Andy, have you looked at Juice’s StackTraxx collection?
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Tim, I’ve pretty much given up on the Xplode wish. Canopus and Premiere never did get along very well. Some systems would seem to work ok but many did not. Mine worked quite well but still crashed many many times per project. I just got so I accepted it and went on.
What really surprises me is that six years ago Canopus was so far ahead of other companys in some areas such as Xplode transitions and Picture in Picture (real time). Today I still can’t find anything to compare it with. I have your training DVD on CS3, actually I have two of them, one came with the CS3 package. You help out quite a bit but its still very basic. That’s probably why its called “Basic Training”. I would like to see what Premiere’s PIP can do. So far I don’t see where I can blend or feather the edges.