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Topic: premiere problems
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lyvewyer
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posted 12-31-1999 06:26 PM
i have two thing with premiere that i was hoping that you could help me with, first, i cant seem to get any of my transitions to take effect. even when i render the selection, export as avi nothing works. second, how do you open .flm files in photoshop? i cant seem to find a way to do it, ive tried everything. please help. |
Ohio
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posted 01-01-2000 01:22 PM
Did you try setting the work area bar over the transition? It's the lavendar bar with two arrows on either side located closest to the Title bar of the Timeline. You can read more about it and transitions in the manual. |
lyvewyer
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posted 01-01-2000 02:12 PM
i ummm... don't really have a manual.... but thanx for the help. ill try that out and tell ya how it works
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lyvewyer
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posted 01-01-2000 02:19 PM
nope didnt work... aaarrrrgggghhhh this is not the first impression i wanted from premiere. if anyone can help please do. |
NJRFilms
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posted 01-01-2000 02:38 PM
What version of premier is it? Remeber that pirated versions of software never work exactly like they should. Have you dragged the transition onto the propore video field? and then dragged the transition for the length you want? |
NJRFilms
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posted 01-01-2000 02:44 PM
Im going to email you pictures on how to do it, stand by for them |
sp70mm
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posted 01-01-2000 02:56 PM
For Filmstrip into Photoshop try going to File<Import... Or in the 'open window' select 'all files' instead of "Photoshop Compatible files (or whatever)"------------------
Sp70mm "My Reflection, Dirty Mirror..."
-Billy Corgan, 1995 |
lyvewyer
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posted 01-01-2000 08:27 PM
its premiere rt 5.1 its not like a ware or anything, its off the real disk, but i just dont know how to get the transitions to work. ive tried everything that i can nothing works. i have a file in video 1 and a file in video 1a or whatever its called, i make sure that they overlap then i put a transition into the transition bar at the right place. then i render it, export it as an .avi, play it back and watch in wonder as nothing happened. |
