[Tim Huff]

I am very new to Premiere Pro, but found a Youtube tutorial that showed how to adjust color/lighting settings, which gave me the idea that I may be able to alter my first 2 video clips to match the remaining 50. My question is if I have two videos taken at the same location within 15-30 min. of each other (having basically the same environmental influences), can I take the attributes of one and apply to the second and a near perfect match? I don’t know which tool(s)to start with to try this. One thing I’ve noticed when using Premiere Pro, is that when I try to review my changes within the program, it doesn’t playback very smoothly as compared to the tutorials I’ve seen, so I doubt I would be able to tell if my changes would be truly effective. Before taking a leap of faith that they might, I wanted to first find out if it was possible from you experts. Thanks.

[Tim Huff]

There is no waveform in either the source file viewer or in the timeline. I took the videos and trimmed them in another application that played the audio. Then I imported them into Premiere Pro so I could set markers for Encore. When I exported it into Encore and burned my dvd, there was no audio. Also, thanks for the suggestion concerning my color correction. I will try it and see if it makes a difference with my two video files.

Tim