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Your problem is now with the Premiere. You need to config your quick time player to play your movies in normal size and double size. You can do that by pressing the ctrl+1 keys.

No, you are not wrong. But why don't you work with preview's that render only the changes you make ? After you'll get the wanted result in the preview do the export timeline thing, It can save you some time.

Y E S ! I don't know by how much but it definitely will give you some speed improvement.

To solve this problem you can either change the duration ( in the speed setings ) the get to the desirespeed. The second way is to change the duration ( is the speed settings ) in the frame location press "OK" then go back again to the speed setting and change the speed to the desire...

Fraunhofer-IIS MP3 Radium's audio codec. This audio codec working just greate with premier. Go to that link and download this codec. http://digilander.iol.it/divxdoor1/guida/radium.html

There you go, Try the following link.. http://www.churchmedia.net/CMU/tutorials/premier_pip/

On the menu goto window-> workspace and select the "adio" option. An audio mexer will apear, you can use it to control each audio track volume or use the master slide to control the entire project volume.

For all who have problems with stuttering playback or preview. Check your hard drive speed and data transfer rate. It is recomanded you use a separated hard drive dedicated for your media file and not using the same physical disk which the OS install on and need to be at least 12 mb/sec data...

Hi, Just go for Yahoo or Google and look for "sound effects". Some are free and some don't. Here is a nice one I found. It contain lots of link to other sound effects sites, try it. http://www.stonewashed.net/sfx.html

Hi, me again... If you decide to go with the Win2k os don't forget to install the latest DirectX and all the it's patches.

Hi, WIn98 ??? No, No, No. So we left with 2 options. Well, WindowsXP Pro ( not Home Edition ) got a support of a width range of DV devices but still got a little compateble problems with some editing software, the premier works just fine on XP. Windows2000 Pro, support a lot of editing...

Hi, If you going to file->export->movie... you doing nothing wrong. The calculation Premier do is wrong. He take the length of the whole sequense and calculate the time of the rendering base on the time takes him to render the current frames or effect etc. To make a long story short, the time...