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I have experienced "dropped frames" sometimes when there is a part on the tape where I stopped recording, rewound it, played it past the part where I stopped recording, and then continued recording. In this case, the frames that were dropped were blank anyway. But for you, I would...

I think that every time you use Premiere and you render something, it saves information in this folder. If you move it, it won't be able to find a folder at all, so it will make a new one (I think.) You might check the settings to see if you can have this folder be created where you want it.

Well, I've never seen this happen before, but I do know that a negative duration could mean that the clip is set to play in reverse. (I don't know how it got set like that, though....) Anyway, try right-clicking on the clip and go to "clip speed" or whatever it is. If there's a hypen...

I've seen this slowness before on my mac... I never did remedy it, but I think that if you use offline editing, which lets you use heavily compressed video files (so it's easier for your system to handle them), it should fix everything. I don't know how to get into offline editing, though-...

I just got a new computer- Pentium 4- 2.4GHz, with two 80Gb 7200RPM harddrives in a RAID 0, 512Mb DDR333 RAM, and a GeForce 4 MX. Anyway, I just installed Premiere 6 and captured a few minutes of video from my camera. I can drag the playbar over the clip in the timeline, and it's silky smooth...

First, put the playbar over the frame you want to freeze, and cut it using the Razor tool. Then go to File>Export Timeline>Frame, and pick a place to save the frame (also make sure your settings are same as your project settings, like the frame size, etc.). Then go to File>Import>File and pick...

I'm in the process of buying parts for a new computer, which I will be using primarily for Adobe Premiere 6, but I can't make up my mind about any specific motherboard. I will be getting a Pentium 4 2.4GHz, two Western Digital 80Gb 7200rpm 8Mb harddrives for striping, and I was hoping to use...