First elements 12 zoom vs culture

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• CAN first 14 elements (or most recent) cultures, and resizing videos?

  I need a video editor. The price of the Premier Pro is excessive.

  I would like to know if Prime elements can crop video and video clips?

  I would like to know if, when you crop, you can resize the video cropped to its original resolution and the size of the screen. e.g. when cropping a photograph, the size of the file and the resolution is reduced.

  Miller MD

  First 11 to 14 has an effect of culture items under fx effect/Transform. Once applied to the mounting clip, it can be edited under apply effects/Applied effects Palette/panel expanded Crop. The screenshot is of elements 13/13.1 first, but characteristic of the culture is identical to that of 11 to 14.

  

  As described in the Adobe documents on effects reference

  Adobe Premiere Elements help. Effects reference

  Culture

  The effect of cropping deletes lines of pixels on the edges of an element and, if you select the Zoom option, automatically resizes the clip adorned with its original dimensions. Use the sliders to crop each edge of the element separately. You can crop in pixels or as a percentage of the clamp.

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• First elements vs Pro for Pan and Zoom Photo Slide Shows

  I'm a professional architectural photographer. I need to create videos using a series of photos, and I need the ability to pan and zoom to specific parts of each photo.  I need to be able to tell the software where to pan and to and where to zoom in or out.  For example, I could start on the left side of a picture, pan to the left side of the photo, then stop panning and zooming.  I need to control the speed of the pan and zoom and control where they occur within each photo.  I won't be dealing with video, only still photos.

  I saw a video showing this capability in Premier Pro.  It can also be done in first elements?

  rvomund

  If please check out Adobe document on this panoramic and Zoom Tool and workspace function

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/premiere-elements/using/Pan-Zoom-create-video-like.html

  There is a difference using this tool for video from still images. And, since you mention that you use some photos, I

  not entered in the pan and zoom applied to the video with this tool.

  Please review and consider. If any questions or need any clarification, do not hesitate to ask.

  Before all decisions, good idea to look at the free 30 day trial of first elements of Adobe to purchase 13.

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• Why is it not my Adobe first Elements 9 video full screen?

  Okay, so I turned my video in full screen HD, and when I export, the quality is poor and he is half of the screen. I had no idea when I started of what settings choose, this is probably the problem. But now, deseperately I hope someone tells me there is something to do, because I have worked on this project for 3 years now and I can't start over again.

  The project settings is DV NTSC.

  The videos that I use are in. MTS and. MOV

  I don't know what information you need, but do not hesitate to ask.

  MrJoshameeGibbs

  MrJoshameeGibbs

  Officially you can not change the settings for this project when it was established. Of all that has been written, you seem to have the project settings for both 16:9 4:3 source files.

  The hope would be to amend the preset to NTSC DV Standard NTSC DV widescreen or another preset 16:9 project.

  But I wrote it on a way to make this change in some cases when editing the document in Notepad the saved closed Premiere Elements project file (.prel).

  But this document in Notepad for editing can be difficult if you have not done before.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE11: changing settings of project without starting a new project

  Note: NTSC DV Standard and NTSC DV widescreen have the same image size 720 x 480. The difference is that the screen has a 16:9 flag that extends from 872 x 480 to display video after encoding. You can tell them apart in the properties - the standard has a pixel aspect ratio = 0.9091 and the big screen has a pixel aspect ratio = 1.2121.

  
  

  As a desperate gesture, I wonder if we could take the export of 16:9 (which features with black borders) in a project of Premiere Elements for NTSC DV widescreen. Scale and the installation video then just to fill space in Edit mode monitor. Then export them with a choice of 16:9 export. This may seem a bit zoomed in, but it could be a way to save what you have.

  Consider, let me know if you understand the comments. I'm going to re - write here where necessary.

  Thank you.

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• First Elements 11 - Renaissance of the PC or buy a new one?

  I am tutoring a gentleman on how to use first elements 11 for a major project which includes 6 minutes slideshow narrated and 1 and a half hours of video high-definition 1920 x 1080.

  It will come out his project on DVD, so I implemented a project of widescreen PAL 720 x 576. This will allow to zoom in the subjects and the interviewer for interest without losing quality.

  I do not have the specifications of the computer in front of me at the moment, but from memory, they are fairly close to the plug according to the http://www.adobe.com/au/products/premiere-elements/tech-specs.html and the operating system is Windows XP.

  It is on a very tight budget and the problem we have is that the preview is painfully trolling, jerky and even after an eternity made is still very inadequate. It is very difficult to get done editing.

  I can recommend that he buy a newer and more powerful computer, but I know that money is very tight right now.

  I'm just wondering, with all the experience you guys have, if you think he should get a satisfactory result on the machine there and it would be interesting my do a reinstall complete operating system and re - install only necessary programs on his machine.

  If the basic specifications are not good enough, then I'll recommend a new computer, but if not, if he should get a better experience, I will rebuild the current for a nominal cost.

  Would be very grateful for your opinions.

  PS: The computer is about 5 years old and did not have a lot of hard use, but also has never been properly maintained, and I know I can improve its performance, just a question of who will be sufficient for the first elements 11.

  I agree with Steve, it would be useful to know a little more about computer the gentleman.

  For editing AVCHD material, here's my "minimum specs.', for the computer:

  1. Intel i5 CPU (faster, better)
  2. OS Win7-64
  3. Installed RAM 8GB min.
  4. 2 physical 7200 RPM HDD (hard disk drives) - one for the OS and programs (can be smaller) and the media and projects (must be big enough)
  5. nVidia or AMD/ATI GPU w / 1 GB of VRAM (this recommendation is more for support for the pilot and also provide VRAM dedicated, so that the video card does not need to share the system installed RAM)

  While you can get with less, a computer of this type would allow more than an adequate return for editing.

  I also know that a "regular" here, John T. Smith, built a computer for his wife and managed to get the right computer at a value price. I hope he can also comment.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Question of fundamental change first Elements 7 for DV

  Hi all

  I have PE7, a quad-core Q6600 and Windows 7 64-bit.

  I captured about 6 hours of Standard definition a film DV 16:9 of the church ceremony.  Video was taken of an old Pana PV-GS320.

  The Church wants a dynamic video to be produced from the captured sequences (60 minutes more than in length).  I intend to do a lot of different effects including semi-transparent overlay video, picture in picture, inserting pictures and audio inputing the video of the ceremony.  The final product will be a standard definition DVD disc.

  I did some research about how the DV is interlaced and output to DVD must be interlaced (unless I am mistaken in this conclusion, let me know).  I also know that doing heavy editing with interlaced images (slowing/speeding up footage, zoom in and out, rotation, several overlay, etc.) may create flicker and "mouse teeth" in the video.  I also searched through these forums and continue to run in HD questions/solutions...  I guess I asking an old question that has probably been answered a long time ago when a DV tape ruled the world.

  QUESTION 1:

  So, if I may ask, in order to obtain the best results, prepare my raw images in PE7 before editing it by (1) deinterlace it? (2) exporting as progressive? (3) both? (4) leave it alone and start to change there? or (5) if I'm missing another option?

  QUESTION 2:

  Also, what the resolution would be preferable to import photos into the project?

  I know that the best way to work with any video must make as small as possible changes to it, but it's inevitable in my case.  No one wants to attend 6 hours of video...

  Thank you very much for reading my questions and I really hope that you have time to answer!  Thanks for any information!  I really appreciate it!

  -141rockwell

  Relax, rockwell. You do all this unnecessarily complicated.

  If you capture your video to DV - AVI via a FireWire connection, you will not get "mouse teeth" in your final product. The program is designed for working with interlaced video and create interlaced DVDs. The results should look almost as good as the original film. You can't damage video with "excessive change.

  Just trust the program to deal with technical issues. You can concentrate on editing.

  In regards to the photos you want to add, you will get the best results if they are not larger than 1000 x 750 pixels in size, by the frequently asked questions to the right of the forum.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/431851?TSTART=30

  Meanwhile, if you are looking for help with the Basic program, be sure to check out my tutorials of basic 8-part training free of charge to the first Elements Muvipix.com support site.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/537685?TSTART=0

• Cheap camcorder for first Elements 8 Pocket camcorder

  Hi all

  I am a teacher in a school and recently fell into a part of the money for my computer lab. I plan to buy 16 copies of first elements 8 academic (I assume it will behave exactly as the retail sector) and a number of video cameras for students.

  My first thought was to order 16 flip camera mino for ease of use and cheap price, but after some research, I discovered that they do not play nice with first.

  So, I bring you my question here. I am looking for a device similar to the Flip (or a little more exotic if absolutely necessary) for students to use with first Elements 8. Must not use tape, because we simply do not have time to capture in this way, and video files, it creates must be directly compatible with first.

  Maybe it's a chimera, but looks like there should be something out there...

  Thanks in advance for the help! =)

  Justin

  Justin, a digital camera like the Canon Powershot A490 might do the trick. The important part is to ensure that you have a good codec installed on your computer which can properly handle the files generated by the camera. The Canon Powershot I use standard def records video in Motion-JPEG (like the A490) and, with a codec I bought, can import the files quickly in Premiere Elements without any file conversion and change without any problem.

  You could try to download the first Elements 8 trial version and buy a camera where the store allows refunds, and then test to see if the installation works for you before committing to buy a large number of PRE and cameras. People here could help you find a codec that * should * work. If things do not work as you like it, then you are not just any money.

  With many cameras digital, like mine, the zoom during video shooting feature is digital and optical, but I guess that the course you want to teach is interested more in the video real editing and less with a very high quality image.

• Export from Photoshop Elements 6 for first Elements 8

  I have prepared a slideshow with the Organizer in Photoshop Elements 6 and produced a DVD that has a good image quality but not excellent (I chose File - high setting of 800 x 600). In order to improve the image quality of DVD, I installed the trial version of first Elements 8. I've exported the first Elements 8 show and have several problems.

  1 the picture quality of the DVD produced by first Elements 8 is worse than that produced from the Organizer (Photoshop Elements 6).

  2 titles, transitions and the Bo does not show in first Elements 8.

  3 the sequence of slides in first Elements 8 is different then the slide show in the Organizer (Photoshop Elements 6).

  At the same time a menu pops up asking me if I wanted to convert the catalog to the V6. I refused because I was afraid that the catalogue of the V6 can be replaced, and I wouldn't be able to come back.

  Help, please.

  CarlosWA

  CarlosWA

  Conclusion.

  My results are in agreement with your problems are NOT associated with Photoshop Elements 6 slide show used instead a Photoshop element 8 slideshow in the slideshow transfer to first Elements 8.

  To the test. Photoshop elements 6/first Elements 8.

  First, I created a slide show in the Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show Editor. It consisted of:

  (a) 19 jpeg photos each with dimensions of 3264 x 2448 pixels (which is not recommended to pixel dimensions but which has been used to highlight the project if possible... these photos are grossly oversized since the goal is a DVD VIDEO with standard 720 x 480 image size).

  (b) I used a transition wipe between each

  (c) I used the text inside photos (included in the text was a sequence number so that I could more easily visually follow the sequence of slide show after he was transferred to first Elements 8)

  (d) I added two audio clips as soundtrack (the first one I placed the start just before the last two photos to return on any audio synchronized as well as the loss of a full audio clip)

  (e) I used a pan and zoom for photos 1 and 2 effect.

  The quality of the preview in the editor of Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show was good.

  I issued the editor of Photoshop elements 6 Slide Show slide show, using the slide show option change out 'send to Premiere Elements '. When I did, first Elements 8 open, I put the project preset, and he accepted the slideshow. In the area of media project were

  a folder that contains all the individual components of the slide show

  (b) slide show (Group) video file

  The Visual form (grouped) was automatically placed on the Timeline as well.

  Everything transferred correctly. No problems. SEE IMPORTANT NOTE below.

  I burned even the content of the standard calendar DVD VIDEO of first Elements 8, and the standard DVD VIDEO read on my 19 LCD Widescreen TV.

  To the test. Photoshop elements 8/first Elements 8.

  I repeated the above with Photoshop Elements 8/Premiere Elements 8 and the same show and got the same results.

  IMPORTANT. Be it Photoshop Elements 6/first Elements 8 or Photoshop Elements 8/first Elements 8, I had to return the timeline in the Mode change in order to get the best possible overview so that I could determine or confirm what was on the chronology of the elements of the first. And, making chronology as described with all these pictures oversized took several hours.

  That's what I need to know:

  1 how many photos have you used in the slide show in the Photoshop Elements 6 or 8 slide show, and what were their dimensions in pixels? If you do not know, you can check in the dialog box elements Photoshop Editor, Image, picture, Resize the Menu size or just place your path of the mouse on the file on the hard drive and note the 'dimensions '.

  2. If you transfer your slideshow of Photoshop Elements 6 or 8 for first 8 Elements, use the option 'Send to Premiere Elements' Output and get your slide show on the chronology of 8 items first, you make this timeline by pressing the Enter key on the main computer keyboard so that the red line on the timeline goes green when the process is complete?

  3. your computer optimized, defragmented, cleaned, scratch your files to an external hard drive (NTFS formatted), etc. If you use an external hard drive for scratch files, is there enough space for them?

  4. What is your operating system and what are its resources, for example, the RAM available and free hard drive space. Have you checked your virtual computer memory implemented?

  Stay course on it to rule in or out the wmv not above approach to get your slideshow as a VIDEO DVD. But if you decide to make a detour to save the movie as file .wmv and you deal with oversized photos and a faulty component in the slide show, the writing of the .wmv becomes a possible focus point to find errors. And, if the .wmv is intended for DVD-VIDEO, and then use the (also known under the name of profile) file size = DVD NTSC (720 x 480).

  I suspect that the heart of the problem is going to

  (a) the use of oversized photos

  offending component b in a slideshow
  (c) the size of the slide show

  (d) computer resources

  (e) a combination of all or part of the above

  I will continue to monitor your progress.

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• Adobe first elements causing 2 restart

  When I try to run Adobe first Elements 2 it causes my new A100-756 to restart, but it works very well on A110-276 my husband no idea why?

  Please check this thread on the very similar problem:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=20360&MessageID=74715

  It may be useful

• Move the cursor to data entry in the first element of array

  It seems that it should be simple, and that I still can't find a way to do this.

  I want to have a dialogue VI with a single Berry. When loading of the dialog, I want the data entry cursor to appear in the first element of the array, so the user can begin to enter data with the keyboard and I can't click on it with the mouse and then tab on the rest of the table. The property node 'Key Focus' just seems to give me a box around the entire table without any cursor active data entry.

  A table control has a property called array element. Get a reference to it and its main objective set to true. I just spent a few minutes test this and it didn't work for me if I first got the reference, then turn the key a second property node, rather than doing everything in one implicit property node. In addition, it still affects the update to the second element of the array, which is certainly not too useful. I have not found a way around that in my brief tests, unfortunately.

• Automatic indexing does not as soon as the first element of the array.

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  I have a state machine that uses automatic indexing in most of his State to write the registry to set the part for some test.  When the state machine reaches the section 'Now playing' (the fourth State, second battery sequence) I have a picture of two equal elements related to looping for to write the required registers for this specific test.  When I enter the current state read the the first address is the second element of the array which is '1' location and not the first address that must be '0 '.  I closed the program and restarted LabVIEW but I always get the second element in this loop that maintain the form part works correctly and I get an error because the first element turns on the chip.  Is there something I'm not see when it comes to self that he would keep from starting at the first element of indexing?  Please take a look and let me know what I can do wrong.  I have attached the main program and the print loop results screens and test probe.  Any help will be great.  It worked last week.

  I don't see no problem at all when I copy the loop in an another VI in order to run it. Your jpg shows nothing on the values of the probe.

• Studio 1735 and Adobe first Elements - error CODEC Audio IDT high definition

  Receive the error code in Adobe first Elements on my Studio 1735 trying to read the video capture.  Error is FFA-8-000 D; also says "failed to read.  The audio system does not appear to meet.  Maybe the card does not support full duplex mode.

  Any ideas or suggestions?  My sound card does not "full duplex"?  And if not, should I all options to update so it will be?

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• Using ListView with ArrayDataModel displays only the first element in each QVariantMap within the matrix

  I have this QML who have a ListView with datasource to a full ArrayDataModel from the CPP file for creationcompleted, I loop in the table to add the hour together to appear as a label on the page, what works. However, when I want to view these items in the list, it will display only the first element of the QVariantMap within the table, no error on the log of the device. Also, triggered more does not work, but when I click it, it will have a blue border surrounding it, but the onTriggered does not fire.

  Here is an excerpt of the CPP on the table fill

  This-> eventsModel = new ArrayDataModel();

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  event ['EventName'] = "Event1";

  event ["EventHour"] = "00";

  event ["EventMinute"] = "01";

  event ["EventSecond"] = '02 ";

  QML-> setContextProperty ("eventsModel", it-> eventsModel);

  Here's the QML

  {Of container

  ID: eventListContainer

  {To ListView

  ID: eventList

  dataModel: eventsModel

  Use a ListItemComponent to customize the appearance of the list view

  listItemComponents:]

  {ListItemComponent}

  type: 'point '.

  {StandardListItem}

  Title: 'Event' + ListItemData.EventName;

  Description: "time:" + ListItemData.EventHour + ":" + ListItemData.EventMinute + ":" + ListItemData.EventSecond; "»

  }

  }

  ]

  onTriggered: {}

  var selectedEvent = dataModel.data (row);

  var eventDetailPage = eventDetailDefinition.createObject ();

  eventDetailPage.txtEventName.text = selectedEvent ['EventName'];

  eventDetailPage.pickEventTime.value = picker.dateFromTime(selectedEvent["EventHour"]+":"+selectedEvent["EventMinute"]+":"+selectedEvent["EventSecond"]);

  eventDetailPage.open ();

  }

  }

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  ListView determines ItemType of the element by calling the function itemType of the dataModel. By default, an ArrayDataModel returns an empty string for this call (see https://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/reference/bb__cascades__arraydatamodel.html).

  This leaves you with a few options:

  (1) If you have no header and all the elements are the same, you can make

  ListItemComponent {
       type: ""
       ...
  

  (2) If you have headers or different elements, you can extend ArrayDataModel and implement your own function of itemType

  (3) you can define a function of ItemType on your ListView in QML. Documentation:

  ListView called DataModel::itemType() for each item in order to know the type. QML, this can be overridden by declaring the itemType function (data, row) on the ListView element. ListView then call this function instead of the function DataModel.

  Here's how to create a list in QML which creates a header for all items on the high level and aStandardListItem for each item below the top level:

• First elements 13 edit 4 K video does [was: elements of management 13]

  Peuvent first elements 13 edit 4 K video?

  I use the first 13 items to edit video 4K from two different cameras from Panasonic.  It works a little more slowly than AVCHD to HD 1920x1080p60 video.  A project configuration is automatic.  Output can be anything, including 4 K.

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• Hi - I ordered a paid Photoshop Elements and first elements 14 yesterday (Switzerland - Swiss German). Order No. is Bestellnummer AD006601566CH. I got a download version which is designed only for Windows - but I need a version f

  Hi - I ordered a paid Photoshop Elements and first elements 14 yesterday (Switzerland - Swiss German). Order No. is Bestellnummer AD006601566CH. I got a download version that is designed for Windows - only, but I need a version for Mac! He said not what version I would get and that there are different versions before I made the transaction and payment. Where or whomshould I turn to?

  Please contact support and ask them a platform Exchange.

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