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No. The project file won’t hold any media.
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Although there are some limitations for the free version, keyframing isn’t one of those. Open the manual at page 939 and read on.
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Select “individual clips” from the top of the render settings window. Then when you choose a format that supports an alpha channel the render alpha box will magically appear under the resolution drop down menu.
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Actually yes. This time as well. Bolded the important part if you missed it.
“In either case, you may only render alpha channels out when you render individual source clips to an RGBA format”
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If there’s nothing happening you don’t need to put a lot of bit rate for the video. The encoder should use only what it needs so if you have stills it should keep the bit rate pretty low.
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Page 1213 in the manual. Works for me.
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[Bryce Douglass] “How come I can’t find a DNXHD or XDCAM format that is under 10 bit file?”
XDCAM is 8 bit and there is an 8-bit version of DNxHD. Look again.
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H264 is lossy so you will lose information there. You could use DNxHD or maybe even XDCAMHD 422.
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If you have an underexposed dark shot there’s no information to bring back.
Reshoot or deal with what you have.
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Well parsing the error message could mean that you have a transition where you don’t have enough tails or heads. You can do a transition without enough heads or tails but you’ll get freeze frame for the duration and I believe Premiere will warn about this. There will be a slash pattern on the transition.