Models of DVD NTSC not installed
Hello! I am in the USA and if I remember right, the default installation is DV-NTSC and I let it go at that. I don't think I'm wrong. However, trying to change some templates in Photoshop, I noticed that all the names of model files are "pal_s" and "pal_w". This occurred even with a second attempt to a full installation of the contents of the disc. Something in the modified software that converts the previews and final output to your implementation project to NTSC, or do I have to get a different serial number, uninstall and reinstall?
-Chris in Virginia
Chris,
Don't know of which version of Pr, you have, but it takes before PrPro 2.0, the latest version to include Menus and templates, DVD production.
Normally, an installation, the full functional content compliment (name of Adobe for Menus, templates, etc.) is installed. Did you install from a file transfer or a DVD? The reason why I ask this question is that with downloads, there is a second file, with a built-in installer and it will add additional materials. From the DVD, I do a repair and installation when you arrive at the version of Pr, choose install functional content.
Please tell us your exact version, as well as how you installed, download, or from a DVD.
You should have PAL and NTSC. Now, in PrElements all the Menus/Templates are PAL, but the program will convert to NTSC. You do not have the elements, do you think?
Good luck
Hunt
[Edit] Oops, he looked at the forum for the creation and not the forum elements. Odd. Of course, you have the items. The models ARE in PAL and pre will convert NTSC to you. Note: in the Meadow, you're dealing with two things: the semi-automatic creation and also Menu sets, that are used. When changes in PS, there are many considerations, many menus pre models, like so many things is semi-automatic.
Post edited by: Bill Hunt - added [change]
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