Warren Morningstar
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No, I just see Adobe Desk Top Audio and Adobe DV in the Playback drop down. I’ve confirmed the card is working, since I can access it directly with the Black Magic Media Express software.
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Thanks, Peter. Did not resolve the problem. Is that path, per chance, for a Mac? I don’t find a similar directory structure on my Windows machine. I did find Program Files/Adobe/Common/Plug-ins/7.0/MediaCore/ and in there a series of .prm files beginning with BMD, which I assume is Black Magic Device, but still no luck seeing the Intensity card when I try to select it for Audio Hardware inside Premiere CC. It did work in CS 6.
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Well, actually it is a DVI device. You can get an adapter from Apple for a DVI output. Turns out, works just fine with the DVI Extender. I discovered the 30 pin plug on my iPad is a little flakey. Wiggle it just right and everything works.
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Thanks. Where do I find the switch for Open CL?
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Thanks. Since I’m new to Macs, where do I find open CL acceleration?
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Already did that. They think it’s an Adobe issue.
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Oh, but that would be wrong. What was I thinking? I’ll contact my source and see if they can get me unencrypted files…
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Thanks for the response.
I was afraid of that. I have permission to use the files. Is there a way to rip them like one can from standard DVDs? -
Sub clips works best for me. As I’m logging the bites, I create a sub clip for everything I think I might use. I give it a short descriptive name identifying the speaker and subject – “JT – scared the heck out of me.” I’m a one-man band, meaning I’m writing the script and inserting the bites and editing the final piece, so this shorthand speeds my workflow.
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You can do adjustment layers on video in later editions of Photoshop. Haven’t played with it much myself, but just recently watched a rich Harrington tutorial on using photoshop and then ae to create a film look.