Still image duration in Prem items 11 (Win 10)

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• How to change still image duration?

  Imported a long series of still images to a part of a video slide show. The default value has been set at 2.5 seconds, but I need to change the time without having to remove the images and import them all again. Anyone? When trying to select them all and right click to get to speed/duration, I get a window that has this posted for existing life I guess: 00:00:02:18. Any changes I make to this number has zero effect. What Miss me?

  Check the Ripple edit in the speed settings dialog box.

• ?? Still image default duration - can't change it?

  In the first 13 items:

  
  

  If I open a new project I can go to preferences and change the default duration of still images and when new is added to the timeline that they correspond to the value that I set.

  
  

  But I have an existing project, when I go to preferences and change the default fixed images for her, remains in about 6 seconds, ignores any changes I've made.

  
  

  Thoughts?

  
  

  James
  

  James

  The preference of Edit Menu/preferences/general for still Image default duration applies only to images imported once the adjustment has been made.

  To change still Image duration once again on the timeline, click with the right button on the timeline again, select Time Stretch and always set the time again for that in the duration field in the Time Stretch dialog box. You can do this for a single file or several files at once. For more than one at a time, select (all at the same time) stills involved, click anywhere in the selection, select Time Stretch and set the time yet in the Time Stretch dialog box which will apply to the entire selection.

  To select several files at once

  a. you hold down the SHIFT key, click each clip in the group selection

  or

  b. with the mouse cursor, draw a rectangle autour clips to participate in order to select the

  Please let us know if it works for you above.

  RTA

• How to make a standard DVD of still Images in the correct proportions on the DVD?

  The Premier Pro CC 2014 Apple MacBook Pro 10.10.5 DVD Superdrive Samsung PX2370 Dual monitors

  It comes to make a slideshow of lightroom still images on a standard DVD.

  If I choose:

  New project form - DV

  Preferences - Still Image duration - 30 seconds 3 pictures

  Export - MPEG2-DVD - DV NTSC 720 X 480 NTSC 29.97 STANDARD 4:3

  Time line report Correct Veritical Aspect full screen

  Program the Panel - Aspect Ratio Correct Horizontal black Bars

  Queue - MPEG2-DVD NTSC DV

  The sequence settings: unless the default scale image size is selected in the General preferences

  The image is very much out of proportion with or without zoom

  Tried several presets, that does not

  Scale to the size of the selected image

  New project created with all the settings above

  Including the default scale to the size of the image

  Image in the window of the program format is Correct

  The sequence presented without change settings

  Custom - 29, 97-3988 x 2649 pixel square progressive 29.97 Drop Frame

  Export settings - NTSC 720 x 480 widescreen

  Successful of the queue

  New project-DVD 720 x 480 29.97

  Import the Aspect Ratio of Correct time line

  Play DVDs on Mac - good reading of DVD on standard DVD player or Playstation

  Image format - incorrect image tool large horizontal black Bars

  Vertical - top of the picture cut off

  First of all, I'd do the widescreen dvd.

  I would like to start with a normal of 1920 x 1080 1.0 and progressive.

  Put all my photos (no scale to the size of the image) reduce manually to fit the screen or correct the composition.

  When finished exporting to mpeg2-dvd widescreen ntsc.

  Load the file in again and burn to dvd.

• Still images by default

  I keep changing my default image again to 120 because I want that everyone still duration to 4 seconds - but after each photo that I add to the timeline by default back to 150 (or 5 seconds by nature).  I don't want to have to change each of them each time that I add-someone ' can someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong?  Thank you very much!

  Welcome to the forum.

  The only time where I have seen a such behavior was when the user did not have full administrator rights, this creation could not write these Edit > Preferences > General > still Image duration, as required. You run as administrator?

  Good luck

  Hunt

• How can I change the default duration of a still image added to a video editing?

  How can I change the default duration of a still image added to a video editing? I think that he is currently 5 seconds.

  Hi Cheyenne,

  I think that you go to After Effects. I've never found a preference for setting the default duration for each still that you import.

• Still Image default duration - bad scenario

  Hello

  I have a lot of photo that I is inserted into the timeline. "" I have Change Preferences-> general-> still Image default duration "at 10 frames, but then I insert an image in the chronology, there fill 18 images..."   Why?

  

  If you have already imported a bunch of still you can change the duration in the project window.

  Select all/right click/speed-time

• Control the duration of numbered still images

  In collaboration with the premier cs5 (and AE).

  I started making numbered distillers of import because I wanted to warp to the help of twixor and a filter to strain. The images come in fast motion, I guess mount according to setting sequence. It wasn't a problem because I go to slo it to 30% and get these images of weird distortion.

  Now I want it slow down and be mor jumpy. so I want the stills to 6-10 views each.

  How can I control the duration of the frame of a sequence of time?

  How can I define in the active panel in several still image or video?

  Is there a better way in AE?

  Numbered Still can only be a frame each.  If you need an image to last longer than an image, and then import you individual frames, instead of numbered stills.

  The duration of these images is defined in Edition > Preferences > General...

• still image default duration not what I say

  I do my preferences > still life > 15 images default image, but they are NOT.  They come in 5 seconds!

  What else is there to do?

  Thank you

  In case you are not aware, the setting does not change the duration of still images that are already in the project. After you change the setting, you must re-import the image.

• Cannot change the duration for still images?

  I have a bunch of stills in my Timeline that are of the same duration. I click with the right button on the first and select speed/time and change it if nothing happens. If I drag the clip on a new layer, I'm able to change the duration. Is there a way to change the individual duration of still images when they are already placed in the Timeline?

  Thank you.

  Right-click on the clip and select the speed/duration.  Don't forget to check the box for ripple edit, move the creeping Clips.    You can select and change multiple clips at "drawing", a box (marquee tool) around the appropriate clips, then right click on for speed/duration.

• How to work with still Images in first items 10

  I am faced with still images in my titles for my video project and would be really grateful for the help. I did a lot of searching on Google on this and searched this forum, but can't seem to find the answer I need, maybe not to seek the right questions or all just "don't get it".  Not even PE Adobe tips or Adobe TV covers, although it seems important to know. I don't understand how PE10 will manage the resolution of graphics from Photoshop or any fixed image. Maybe this topic will also contribute to other institutions.

  I'm working on a video project for my work, editing an old training video. New title graphics created in Photoshop, inserted images of title integrated with video clips, then exported the video segments in the form of MPEG files.  I burned the entire video on DVD.

  When the final DVD play on a computer or a television screen, the images of photo in the titles are unclear, although they were clearly 300 dpi images. (I know dpi is not serious in the video). The text of the title is also a little fuzzy and the text of the title which has applied animation to it is still more unclear. Yet, old video clips MPEG look good - it's just my title images and texts that have (annoying) look bad.

  So I need to know how to improve the quality of the images/graphics even a video?

  Project settings:

  -Hard drive, Standard 48 kHz

  -Editing mode: DV NTSC

  -Frame: 720 x 480 (0.9091)

  -Frame rate: 29.97 FPS

  -with "optimize images" box checked

  Using these settings because I work with an old training video CD MPEG files.

  Exporting files: MPEG, NTSC DVD Standard

  I export as MPEG video clips because they will be burned on a CD or a DVD for distribution to our management offices.

  Job details:

  In Photoshop, I still created graphic images for each title of format 720 x 480 with high resolution photos and logo of the company (300 dpi) and save as a bitmap for import into PE10.  In the timeline panel, I insert the fixed image on the track "Vidéo 1", and then in the video track 2 create a top for the text title (some animated, some still). Sometimes I have the battery 2 or tracks of three titles with separate video text on an image fixed title. Yes, there is a red line on the top in the timeline because I do not still images.

  Issues related to the:

  • What is the best resolution for images imported into PE10 of Photoshop?

  • Do I create title graphics/images to 720 x 480 or higher like 1920 x 1080 report so it will show better seen on a computer or a TV?

  • Do I need to render each image title in the timeline panel so that it displays finally better in MPEG?

  • Is it better to create a title and then insert the image in the title so that they are integrated, rather than layers on separate video tracks?

  I would be very happy to help.

  When the final DVD play on a computer or a television screen, the images of photo in the titles are unclear, although they were clearly 300 dpi images. (I know dpi is not serious in the video). The text of the title is also a little fuzzy and the text of the title which has applied animation to it is still more unclear. Yet, old video clips MPEG look good - it's just my title images and texts that have (annoying) look bad.

  Please keep in mind that DVD-video has been designed for CRT TVs, and was a major step upward to a VHS tape. However, when displayed on a HD or HD TV computer monitor *, it of always ONLY 720 x 480, with is about 1/4 of the resolution 1920 x 1080, which is what we're used to seeing on display devices. It is, but only 25% of the quality. He can never look as good as HD material.

  Good luck and if I missed something, please point out to me.

  Hunt

  * With the advent of BD players and players of DVD up-rezzing, things HAVE improved, watching a video DVD on an HDTV. New players have up-rezzing in chips, which do a very good job of "improving" the quality of the material considered. However, even with these amazing chips, DVD-video is NEVER as good as a full-HD source. In addition, the computers do not have these chips up-rezzing, so when contemplating a video DVD on a high-resolution computer monitor, it will still look pretty bad. There are a couple of new DVD players software, that allow to improve the quality of DVD-Video, played on a high-resolution computer monitor, and some look quite promising. I guess we'll see some more development in the region of DVD-video, especially since BD is not the seller basically promised a lot. Even in 3D is not helping BD fulfilling its promises.

• Rotating still images in a video-help please!

  Hello, I have the Adobe Premiere Elements 10 mounting system, and I am currently working in a summer project. One of the things I want to do is to create a video from still images, but I'm having a problem, because the images I chose and increased their time line look too choppy, but I want more flow-ey look. What would be the speed or duration of each image? There are other effects that can help to achieve my photo video yet? Also, I'm ready to other suggestions, others have to make a smooth surface, still video image. Thank you!

  Neweditor16

  I wasn't sure of my schedule for later this evening, so I'll post an example scenario, assuming that you have first Elements 10 Windows 7 64 bit.

  1. place your 10 each to 3680 x 2760 pixels 4:3 pictures in the order of the sequences in a folder on the desktop. No need to resize them in advance ONLY if your Windows 7 is 64 bit and not 32 bit and your RAM installed is greater than 4 GB.

  2. open the first items 10 and set the project preset for

  NTSC

  DIGITAL SLR

  1080 p

  DSLR 1080 p 30 @ 29.97

  3. go to edit Menu/preferences/general and remove the check mark next to the option "default scale to frame size".

  4. then, use Get-Media/files and folder to your desktop folder in the field of the Organization/media. Then drag the whole folder not open early in the editing video track 1. When you do, your 10 photos will be on the Timeline in the order that you placed in the folder.

  5. click on Photo 1 to select. Then go to Properties Palette/Motion expanded Panel and the Scale property. Set the scale to 52.6%.

  6. go back to the Timeline and click 1 Photo to select it. In the Edition Menu, select copy. The other 9 pictures (all at the same time), and then select right

  Click anywhere in the selection, select and click Paste attributes.

  7. to give a time-lapse effect on your 10 photos, you will reduce the duration of each photo. You don't want to deal in seconds, rather the frames (frames 1 to 5 0.033 to 0.165 seconds in a 30 frames per second is set up).

  a. first we look at the effect with the length of 5 frames photo... Select all photos of 10 all at once... right click anywhere in the selection, and then select Timeline Stretch. In the Time Stretch dialog box, change duration of 00;... 00; 05; 00 (5 seconds) to 00. 00; 00; 05 (equivalent to 0,165 seconds 5 frames) Note the effect Timelapse which is performed after you restore the timeline content by pressing the Enter key to get the best possible overview of the chronology of the contents read in edit box monitor.

  b. If you are not satisfied with 'a', the repetition, but this time change the duration to 00. 00; 00 03 (3 images equivalent to 0.150 seconds)... Note the Timelapse

  effect that is performed after restore you the timeline by pressing the Enter key to get the best possible overview.

  c. If you are not satisfied with the 'b', then repeat, but this change of time in the lowest possible value 00. 00; 00; 01 (1 Executive equivalent to 0,033 seconds)... Note the effect of Timelapse obtained after restore you the timeline by pressing the key ot GET Enter the best possible overview.

  See what it looks like. For now, I would not bother with transitions. More than one placement of transition both can be done by selecting all the photos using Timeline Menu/Apply default Transition. But, with these pictures of short duration, I would need to think about changing the default transition duration.

  And I don't see in pans and zooms with short duration that are used.

  Here are some Timelapse basic ideas in Premiere Elements.

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE: Time Lapse video Basics

  First Elements ATR troubleshooting: PE: numbered stills in Time Lapse and other Animations

  Notes: To select more than one clip at a time, you can hold the SHIFT key and click each photo. Or, you can use the trick of mouse cursor to draw a rectangle around the photos to select them.

  Please let us know if this needs to be clarified.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• can I switch from 32-bit win vista home prem 64-bit win vista home prem?

  can I switch from 32-bit win vista home prem 64-bit win vista home prem?

  Yes, you can, but you need to back up and do a custom installation. There is no place on the way to upgrade from Windows Vista 32 bit to 64 bit.

  Installation and relocation of Windows Vista
  Back up your files - Microsoft Corporation: software, Smartphones...

  Boot from the Windows Vista DVD
  Click Install now
  Accept the license agreement
  When the option is displayed to select a type of installation, click (Custom advanced)

  Select the disk partition where you want to install Windows Vista click Next.

  You will receive the following warning:

  The partition you have selected may contain files from a previous Installation of Windows. If so, these files and folders will be moved to a folder named Windows.old. You will be able to access the information in Windows.old, but you will be able to use your previous version of Windows.

  (At all costs, do NOT click on anything in Format, deletion or Partition name.) So even do a custom installation, your personal files are still kept. Click OK

  The installation program will now begin installation. During installation, your computer will be restarted several times.

  Once the installation is complete, you can complete the Out of Box experience as the choice of your laptop, create a username, password, your time zone. You can then proceed to download the latest updates for Windows and reinstall your applications and drivers.

  You can then retrieve your personal files from the Windows.old folder and reinstall all of your applications and drivers.

  http://notebooks.com/2010/11/09/how-to-recover-documents-music-and-email-after-upgrading-with-the-Windows-old-folder/

• Title and still Image issues

  Running Adobe first CC caravan 8.1

  Windows 7 Ultimate Service Pack 1 with all latest updates

  I can import a still image in Premiere Pro, but it appears just in black in the source monitor.

  I can create a title, but once again, it shows only upward in black in the source monitor.

  If I try to drag a still image or a title to the timeline, the hand slide displays a circle with a line through it, indicating that it is not allowed.

  If I look at the speed/duration of the still image, it shows as 00:00:00:00.  Can I change the duration, but the OK button is gray and will not allow the change to be applied.

  If I look at the speed/time of a title, it shows that 00:00:00:00, but in the project Panel, it shows as 11:59:16:20.

  These features have worked before, and now they have stopped working.

  Any help to solve these problems would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Jerry

  Figured out, need to change the duration of 00:00:00:00.

• several imported still images (how to change "timing" AND make multiple transitions)

  I imported into project still many pictures resources.  The default for each time seems to be 5.1 seconds.  If I drag them in the timeline, select them all and change the duration, there are gaps between the images... How can I scrunch together easily, OR how change the default duration before I drag them in the timeline?

  Second... If I have all my photos on a timeline can I set the effect of transition on more than two at a time?  I can't put the transition for all of them at once (a different query)

  Thank you, - bill

  I imported into project still many pictures resources.  The default for each time seems to be 5.1 seconds.  If I drag them in the timeline, select them all and change the duration, there are gaps between the images... How can I scrunch together easily, OR how change the default duration before I drag them in the timeline?

  When you have selected your still and used the command of speed/duration, do not forget to check the option 'Edit Ripple, Shifting trailing Clips' in Control Panel. That will remove any empty what space between clips that would be otherwise generated to reduce the duration of your sequences.

  Second... If I have all my photos on a timeline can I set the effect of transition on more than two at a time?  I can't put the transition for all of them at once (a different query)

  Yes, although there are two preliminary steps. First of all, in the effect controls panel, click the button of the flyout (this stack of pancakes with the little downward arrow) or go in Edition > Preferences > general and select the default Transition duration option and change to the desired option. Secondly, in the effect controls panel, select the transition you want and right click and select "Set selected as Default Transition".

  Now, select your clips/still images in the timeline panel and go to the sequence > apply Transitions to the selection by default; the passage you have just configured will apply to all of your clips. Note that, by default, this will add audio transitions as well, if you use combined video/audio clips (probably not a problem in your case that you use still images), but you can hold down the ALT key to select just the video or only the portions audio your clips, if you want only a single transition type or the other. You can also temporarily block tracks where you don't want transitions before using the command.

  Also, given that you work with still images, you don't have to worry about the handles; If you import a still in the first, even if it lasts only a single image, you have an indefinite/infinite amount of images to use for editing and transition. Audio/video clips are a different story, of course...