Re: "Burning in" subtitles from plain text?
Perhaps I might have to write a utility to actually use an image library to create each frame (like LibPNG) which I could then import as an overlay...literally making the plain text into a PGS overlay.
View ArticleRe: "Burning in" subtitles from plain text?
Natively in Premiere Pro it's not possible, so there are four basic options: Use an external subtitler program to render the title data into an AVI file (or a series of images & and EDL), then drop...
View ArticleRe: "This project contained a sequence that could not be opened".
I had this same issue with a CS5.5 project - I swapped out the I-Frame Only MPEG with Microsoft AVI and everything worked fine after that. Thanks.
View ArticleRe: Is the Quadro K5000 gpu not supported?
GREAT... I GOT THIS TO WORK !! Thanks. NOW --- Do you know how to enable gpu acceleration for my plug ins -- digieffects delirium? Also do I have to perform the same procedure for After Effects and...
View ArticleRe: QuickTime ProRes 1920x1080 full HD
See e.g. this Telestream webpage about encoding to ProRes on Windows.See this Forum thread on how to encode to ProRes on Windows via FFmpeg or FFmbc.
View ArticleAbout importing video!
How can I import video (hd, 1000, 2000fps or higher) in adobe premiere pro cs6 and edit that video in slow motion? Thank you!
View ArticleRe: About importing video!
Import footage into a Bin in the Project Window> Start a Sequence> Edit If you shot it at a high frame rate...it will be slo motion footage. Viewing some of the Premiere basic video tutorials...
View ArticleRe: About importing video!
I do NOT know if any of the tutorials in message #3 at http://forums.adobe.com/message/2276578 cover slow motion... but there is a lot you may learn by reading and viewing
View ArticleRe: Is the Quadro K5000 gpu not supported?
http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/red-yellow-and-gree n-render-bars.html has more information about what uses CUDA cores There is a different forum for...
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Offline Media via Comp AE from dynamic link
I have one clip that is set as offline. I used Dynamic Link to do some AE work on the clips but now one shows up as offline. In the screenshot I have another clip that was worked on but does not show...
View ArticleRe: Is the Quadro K5000 gpu not supported?
how to enable gpu acceleration for my plug ins -- digieffects delirium? That's up to Digieffects.
View ArticleWhy won't an FLV file created by Premier Pro open and Play?
As the title states...I exported a sequence as a flv file and my computer won't play it... It is strange that the amount of Gigabytes used by Adobe ( I have the Master Version) won't open an FLV it...
View ArticleRe: Why won't an FLV file created by Premier Pro open and Play?
I don't create FLV so I am not 100% sure about this (you might ask in the Flash forum) but I **think** that a "raw" FLV file needs some kind of support files to allow it to play... such as an imbedded...
View ArticleRe: Offline Media via Comp AE from dynamic link
How do you re-link a comp that's in AE? That comp is one of 5 comps in the same AE project.The Edit Offline File window comes up. MB
View ArticleFrame Rates Don't Seem to Match
I recently made the big jump from Adobe CS3 to CS6...and I'm encountering a problem I've never come across before. I'm using both Flash CS3 and Premiere CS3 and I'm assuming the issue I'm having is...
View ArticleRe: Frame Rates Don't Seem to Match
Under Edit>Preferences>Media..., you need to set the Intermediate Media Timebase to the correct value for your media BEFORE importing it. Which means you need to remove all media from the...
View ArticleRe: Why won't an FLV file created by Premier Pro open and Play?
Try the VLC player. It should play the file fine.
View ArticleRe: Offline Media via Comp AE from dynamic link
Right click on the comp in the bin and choose Link Media...
View ArticleRe: Frame Rates Don't Seem to Match
That did it! Thanks for the help! About to put my head through the drywall for all the time I wasted on this this afternoon. Thanks, again!
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