mmm, yeah. But fot comfortable editing I want to use the other tracks as well!
Now I set ALL involved clips to 99% opacity; this solves the problem - hoewever: previewing is in lower quality because premiere has to render the overlays.
Hi,
I have a question regarding a videoclip that I'm making with Premiere Pro.
I ripped some animation sequences from a Disney dvd, put them in DGIndex 1.2.1, made .d2v-files, and imported the automatically generated .avs-files in Premiere.
the .avs-files look like...
here:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/videogetb.html
is an excellent guide about sereral ways to get footage into premiere
it's quite complicated but the results are excellent, compared to methods which mess around with converting
regards,
Jochem
Hi,
I'm making a videoclip, using a crappy mpg from the net, converted to avi (using virtualdub, uncompressed rgb, 384x288, no audio).
I started a project in premiere 6.5,
Microsoft AVI
25 fps
720x576
48000 khz
and chopped then avi in 1000 pieces, reordering them, fussed a lot with speeds etc...
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