Victor Perez
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The Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Classroom in a Book by Adobepress
Here is a short FCP switchers Adobe Quick start pdf with keyboard shortcuts
https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/premiere/cs6/pdfs/adobe-premiere-cs6-quickstartguide-for-fcp-users.pdfThe Help menu in Premiere Pro is a great free tool
and the Andrew Devis Tutorials here on the Cow helped a lot
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Your probably right Tom. I edit FCP / Premiere / AVID and prefer to stay Premiere / AVID when I can. Either on PC or Mac. Of course there can be exceptions, I also still edit on FCP.
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I had the same problem with XDCam HD 1080i VBR footage imported on a Mac using XDCam Transfer. I was able to use the footage by sending to Compressor and exporting the footage to ProRes HD 1920×1080. Try a test clip and see if that will play on the PC.
Hope that helps,
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If the markers are on the clips themselves and all your clips are in the same bin you should be able to see all marker text by:
Selecting (highlight) the Bin
Click on the Markers tab in the Project windowYou should see a new layout in the Project window with clip icons and text.
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Switched to CS6 Production Premium from FCP. Although I still prefer a Mac due to my knowledge around the OS I also work at a small shop that switched to PC. Both are very stable and I do like some things better on the PC over the Mac and vice versa. There were some minor issues we had to get past when switching from a Mac to a PC such as Mac Formatted drives returning from the field, the large number of filters we used that were only supported on a Mac and how to get around exporting a ProRes file to our distributers. Although the transition to PC was bumpy at first many of the issues have been settled.
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I purchased a Bella Keyboard (Premiere Pro) for my MacPro and was struck by the placement of the Command Key˜. Confusing at first.
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After 7 years FCP shortcuts are burned in here too. Give it a few months and Im sure I will be back up to speed with Premiere.
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I also switched from FCP 7 a few months ago and used the FCP settings. Many of the ones I used in FCP were not set up in CS6. Had to spend a few hours going through the keyboard shortcut list to add ones I use most. Now that I am also transitioning from Apple Motion to After Effects I am noticing that many of the actual Premiere CS6 shortcuts are the same in After Effects, so I am now transitioning away from most of the FCP shortcuts to the CS6 keyboard shortcuts and adding back some FCP ones that are not in the CS6 setup. I also purchased a CS6 keyboard to make things easier.
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