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Raine… This sounds kinda’ bad. I don’t know what kind of system restore you have in 2K, but if you have something like that it’s worth considering.
This sounds like the kind of thing that would make me wipe & reload my OS.Maybe try uninstalling and reinstalling all affected apps, restarting before each install.
Vince
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Vincent Rosati
December 24, 2008 at 12:14 am in reply to: Please help! Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 (not responding)It is quite possible that your audio hardware isn’t compatible with Vista. Try going to the sound card manufacturer’s website to see if they have Vista drivers.
Vince
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Vincent Rosati
December 23, 2008 at 11:50 pm in reply to: Exporting Widescreen Footage? Blowing up in DVD output?Hmmm. I agree with Eddie.
Does the disc play incorrectly on just one player, or does it have the same issue on other players (standalone or computer)?Vince
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In Text Edit, you can access the character map (I can’t remember where it is in the menu…). All of the text symbols can be found there, assuming that the font you want to use contains the particular symbol.
Maybe you could import your own custom arrows from Photoshop or Illustrator?Vince
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In the EQ filter, the left side is the lower bass frequencies.
Adjust the left-most bands.Equalizing audio is an art into itself.
Quality audio monitoring is also a deep subject.
Never mix or equalize with headphones.Maybe try posting in the Audition forum, since what you are looking for is more audio related.
Hope this helps.
Vince
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Vincent Rosati
November 30, 2008 at 3:43 am in reply to: My sound is disappear after burned to DVD !?It is difficult to say??
Does the exported AVI contain sound?
If YES, the problem is with Nero.
If NO, check the project export settings to ensure that you are also exporting audio.Vince
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mpeg 4, H.264 is a delivery codec.
Decompress the video/audio, prior to import for editing.Vince
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It’s certainly possible that there could be an issue updating QT beyond what your version of Premiere was designed for.
But.. I don’t have any facts on that.I’d hate to suggest reverting your QT to a previous version, but that might be worth checking.
Or, of course, updating Premiere could do the trick???If you do solve the issue, be sure to add the solution to this thread. Include the premiere and quicktime version combinations that work and the versions that caused the issue.
hope this helps 🙁
Vince
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I’ve also seen projects, where, they were created than a ton of editing was done, than there would be some kind of project corruption when the project was reloaded. I’ve since tried to avoid binge editing.
-Try to load the old project into a new one?
-Try deleting all of your audio preview files?Perhaps the original audio files use a codec that isn’t entirely compatible with premiere.
-Try decompressing the audio (and possibly the video) prior to import.If you create a new project than import a PCM WAV audio file, does the error occur?
Vince
