"The master" Soundtrack & project settings

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• How can I remove the master clip effects

  Hello

  New to Speedgrade and working in a mode where I'm dynamically linked to first CC for my color correction.  Work mode Master Clip CC and noticed when the main elements are done in Speedgrade, the thumbnails in first get Red underscore.

  Saved our project in Speedgrade, but now we have decided that we want to delete all the Master Clip effect settings introduced in our first project Speedgrade.  Is this possible?

  Robert

  I see your line red (under my 'fx' tag) in Premiere Pro indicating lumetri on the key after it was directly linked to SpeedGrade and vice versa.

  Of course, delete main lumetri, in Premiere Pro or SpeedGrade (reset).

  In SpeedGrade, reset of the primary or remove layers solves the lumetri effect, but Premiere Pro still gives an indication of lumetri, but there is none. (I delete all my lumetri inside Premiere Pro link Direct of SpeedGrade to get rid of the indication of lumetri).

  In Premiere Pro, select the clip, go to the control panel effects, tab to the left, on the master, select lumetri and delete.

• project settings for an old video PE10 passed to 1080i 1080 p by ss14 upgrade how to fix?

  Hello

  Today, I tried to resurrect a video that I have almost completed a year or two ago. Only a few pieces were left to do, but waiting for a single element of a 3rd party (a logo) meant that he got unfinished at that time. Initially, I used 10 elements and parameters of the project were 1080 p/25 fps.

  Since then, I've updated my graphics card. Pe10 will be no longer work with this card (PE10 is too old to understand the map I think) so finally got upgrade to ss14 having had a bit of respite from the edition since the evolution of this card and PE10 has stopped working.

  Project say 1080i settings (which I have never used - I shoot a SLR!) and it appears so there is no way to change this without redo any changes in a new project...!

  I tried to do, but create a new project with fps 1080p25 settings, I noticed a 2nd number. Try to place the 2nd clip on 6s20frames in the project turned into 7s0frames. That is to say the timecode had begun to count to 20 fps not 25 frames per second!

  I really don't understand what is causing ss14 causes these hassle with images/changes that worked wonderfully in PE10. But for the moment it seems unusable

  Can someone help me

  (a) change the project settings back to 1080 p/25 fps on the original project? (really the most important thing - although I suspect that the answers don't)

  (b) offers clues why a project which runs at 25 fps stupid plays * with time code and how to change it so that it displays the correct value of 25 fps?

  Thanks in advance for any help

  Pictures of crete

  Thanks for the reply and happy you have managed to create a scenario where the final result was acceptable.

  Here is an assortment of information you put together impact the kind of thing you are trying to do.

  1. first installation items included 10 a dialogue so that the user could designate TV NTSC or PAL TV profile. After installation, configure your respectively have the default the Standard NTSC or PAL DV Standard DV project preset. Unless you have changed this setting in the new project dialog box, when you open a project, it would be your project setting if it was OK for your video. In some versions, the project could send a message to want to change it to you with an answer Yes or no to you.

  2. you can't change the preset project when it was established. If the project preset is incorrect for the imported video, you start a new project.

  (but, in certain circumstances, there is a way to change the project first Elements 10 settings by editing the document in Notepad of the saved closed project - but that's another story).

  3. When you get to first items 11, 12/12.1, 13/13.1 and 14, other factors enter the picture. Programs are designed so that the the project preset is set automatically based on his analysis of the first file dragged to the timeline of this new project. If the project cannot analyze the video, the project does not give you the closest possible project settings. Instead it gives you, it by default which is HD1080i30 full of AVCHD NTSC or PAL AVCHD Full HD 1080i25. You don't see a new project dialog box, unless you decide to upgrade the predefined project manually via the file Menu/New/Project.

  4. and, to add to all of this, even if you're in a PAL area and despite your installation for the country and language settings, always have the default value of NTSC AVCHD Full HD 1080i30.

  But, in your case, we are not talking about setting up a project, it is a project of opening a version earlier than the last.

  Of immediate relevance for you now is transfer of project and its media to source from one computer to the other. When you import media into a project, all you get are copies of the originals who remain in their drive hard saving location. But copies of the project must go back to the original to the place where they were when they were first imported in the project. That's when the option to Menu file/archive/copy the project shines to give you a folder that contains the project file and all his possessions. This file can be transferred to a USB key for the folder on the computer 2. Another "Beware of '... If you store the source on an external drive support and move the hard disk from one computer to another, make sure that the drive letter of the external hard drive is the same on both computers.

  Please consider.

  Best wishes with your Premiere Elements project.

  RTA

• Black borders around the video exported, even if the project settings correspond to properties file? -First Elements 13

  I was editing a video with premiere elements 13 and everything seems as it should be in the in the software overview screen, but whenever I have the export, apparently regardless of the format, he adds black borders to the video on all four sides. The only solution that I could find online was of course project settings correspond to properties of video file imported, they do what I know. Any ideas on how to fix? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

  

  

  Output parameters you use have the appearance of the DV/big screen value.

  Don't know how much difference it will make, but try to 1.0 square Pixels.

  Or better yet, try to publish & share/computer/AVCHD with the preset for YouTube HD.

• How to change the project settings

  I support the Prime Minister and a video that is 720 x 300

  It shows in the project than 640 x 480 and it publishes with thick black lines

  I open the project settings - I can see the settings but I can't change these sizes?

  very frustrating :-(

  The Prime Minister can load videos of different sizes? I want to believe but maybe not in elements

  retterr

  Thanks for the update.

  We are both on the same line on dealing with what you think to be a 640 x 360, 16:9, and to do so in a Premiere Elements project without the consequences of black borders.

  However, details to sort out when you tell me that you get huge black borders when you import this file to 16:9 in a 16:9 project.

  If you set the project preset manually, have you thought about putting a check mark next to the "Force selected setting on this project' in the new project dialog box? Did you follow the path...

  • Open the project in the workspace Expert and go to file menu/new project and change the settings.
  • In the settings, set the project preset to match the properties of the source media. OK to get out of there.
  • In the dialog box new project opens, rename the project and make sure you have a checkmark next to the "Force selected setting on this project." OK to get out of there.
  • In the Expert workspace, import your media source by using Add Media / choice.

  Excuse the request, but not to take anything acquired to speed things up, have you confirmed your 640 x 360, 16:9 for this particular import with program outside of Premiere Elements?

  Please read the above, and then we will try to determine what happens with this file.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Hi, I want to export my movie on DVD clips, burning them like AVCHD, movies are made on the basis of an iphone 6 1080 p 60. I want to keep the best possible quality. Can someone tell me what that best project settings I should use? Thank you very much.

  Hi, I want to export my movie on DVD clips, burning them like AVCHD, movies are made on the basis of an iphone 6 1080 p 60. I want to keep the best possible quality. Can someone tell me what that best project settings I should use? Thank you very much.

  Johnny

  Thanks for the reply to my comments to complete Responses to your subject.

  Factors in your planning...

  First elements 13/13.1 does not support Windows XP, Windows Vista or Mac OS 10.7.

  First items 10, 11 or 12/12.1 on a Windows computer is 64-bit application when it is run on Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 64-bit computer. Otherwise, it's a 32-bit application. This has implications on important it resources, particularly for your biggest projects in Premiere Elements.

  Video mobile phone registered with a variable rate is a consideration for any version of Premiere Elements. If your cell phone video shows with audio out of sync and you use the hand brake to correct this condition, you should get good quality of the handbrake H.264.mp4 (just make sure that the export rate is comparable to that of the original in addition to changing the frequency of images to a number (use same as source) and selecting constant for this frame rate).

  If any clarification on the above, do not hesitate to ask.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• The project settings, mixed images downloads and youtube

  I have a project that I shot mostly with a T4i in 60 fps, as well as some footage of a Canon XA10 in 30 p AVCHD.  When I do the first clip, first recognizes the images a bit and apply a preset.  I don't know what project settings to edit in - first call 60 p from my Canon t4i AVCHD 720 p images.  When I go to this download on youtube, my glidecam footage seems ugly, fragile, and it is not.  Images from the XA10 looks pretty good.  I tried a variety of download options, including hd for youtube, flash video and even registered as an mpeg and downloaded directly from youtube.  Same results.  When the project settings have been updated with the Xa10 of images and sequences t4i was made, it seemed horribly pixely.  I need these shots glidecam to air well and I wonder what I have to do.  I don't want to change this thing down and having to do it again.  I can't change the settings of the project once I started.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  This video will be eventually linked or placed on a Web site.

  Eric

  fishmor

  That's the plan...

  1. open the first Elements 11 in his workspace Expert.

  2. go in the file Menu/new/project and change the settings.

  3. in the box change the settings, change the preset project:

  NTSC

  DIGITAL SLR

  1080 p

  Digital SLR [email protected]

  Before leaving this area, in the new project with your digital SLR camera setting dialog, make sure that you have a checkbox next to

  '' Force selected parameter of the project on this project. '' Close to there.

  4. in a matter of work elements 11 Expert, use Add Media/files and folders / to your 1080 p 30 and then your 720 p 60 in project

  Assets where do you drag the video 1 track.

  What looks like when seen on the content playback timeline in the monitor area to change the rendered content of chronology.

  What it looks like here, make your decision on how quality export plays in your computer drive.

  5. When you get to export...

  Publish + share

  Computer

  AVCHD

  with Presets = MP4 - H.264 1920 x 1080 p 30

  (What is the estimated file size and duration)

  7. download the AVCHD.mp4 file export on YouTube on the web site of YouTube if you have an account there that will allow you the size of the file and the length of the file downloaded.

  Have you done everything above before. It should give you good results.

  Please let us know the result.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• How can I fix the gap between the default project settings and the music video

  I'm building a DVD in yet CS6, and some of the images you want to fragile/wobbly preview and after that I have burn to disc.  I think it's because the images were shot at 24 fps, progressive and native transcoding for standard def DVD settings are 30 frames per second, interlaced scanning speed.

  I could not change the default conversion settings, and research online, I did, it seems that those who are set in stone. I was able to modify the project settings to export a lot of my images, but it did not help the problem. Nor do transcoding the video clip.

  The project was originally shot on two cameras - a Canon 5 d Mark iii and a Panasonic GH2. Images of Canon has no problem. Only the GH2 images seems wobbly preview and make. I edited the video file in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, and then exported to MPEG to DVD at 24 p, set NTSC high quality large screen. Any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Editing mode: QuickTime DV NTSC

  There is your problem.

• Pe11 - do not change the project settings based on the video source

  I keep the light in various places PE11 should read my video source and change the project settings for the game when I place it in the timeline in Expert mode, but I don't see any indication that this is happening. No matter what kind of video, I add, the editing mode (and other settings) in the settings of the project remains the same.

  I'm working with older clips (smaller than 720 x 480, 25 fps), and none of the presets project apply.

  What if the project setting does not match what I'm getting? Or it is made irrelevant by the publication settings I use (assuming I choose good here)?

  Thank you

  Dave

  As you have seen, WMVs will not change your project settings. In fact, I'd like to discourage you by their use as source files.

  WMVs are a good video source you change in Windows MovieMaker - but they make for a source file bad enough for virtually any other video editing software.

• Condition corresponding to the clip settings - CS5 project settings

  I want to edit a clip I shot my Canon Vixia HF200 camcorder 1080 p.  The camcorder, Explorer Windows and Premiere Pro manual all indicate that the dimensions of the clip are 1920 x 1080.  Here's how I implemented my project (with a custom preset that I can not find a standard like this for a reason; why are all the presets 1080 wide only 1440?).  When I preview the item in the program monitor, but it display with black bars on the sides.  I've included a screenshot showing the clip in the program monitor and Windows Media Player.  If I change the settings at 1440 x 1080, the bars disappear, which suggests that the clip is actually 1440 wide, not 1920.  Why the contradictory behaviour?  That is, why the first recognize the clamp as 1920 wide in the project Panel, but not fill the prorgram with the clip monitor when using 1920 wide project settings?

  

  First has losts of standard presets for avchd like the one below.

  

• The aid project settings

  I work for a construction company, and we were filming some of our own images for the security training.

  We have an online training site where employees follow security courts, and the format that our videos must be in this Web site is flash.

  I was wondering what my project settings should be when I create a new project in first?

  I kept the default for DV-NTSC standard, but looking at some of our final flash videos, they are not the best quality. This has something to do with the project settings, or is it just the quality of the images we upload (some of the DV tape, some from a digital camera) and what we export as?

  I'm used to DV-NTSC, because that's what I've used in the past when I took a class news where we have exported everything on tape for use in our newsletter (because it was for television).

  But as everything we do is on the computer, I wonder if I should choose a different setting... If it would make a difference in quality.

  The parameters of the project should be based on the format of the images I'm importing? (as I said, we use a DV tape, or digital files from a flip camera... so what settings should I use for them?)

  Advice/tips would be appreciated! Thank you!

  I choose one and stick to it.

  The old band miniDV camera will produce images (with screenshot), pre can be used perfectly, for a NTSC DV (SD) project.

  The new camera will produce images that has a higher resolution, because it is HD and instead of Capture (as you mention, in real time), you will import only the images. With later versions of pre, there should be a Preset Flip/Mimeo, which should work fine.

  I would not mix images, but it seems that you are trying to do and that they are just trying to choose a camera and stick to it for each project. I would try that Flip images/files in a project Flip/Mimeo and judge the quality of output. Do not use this film in an NTSC DV (SD) project, but one is designed for the Flip camera.

  While Sony has probably the best glass (can be very important), SD (Standard definition), so is not only about 1/4 of the resolution of the Flip, with glass of lower quality. This increased resolution could make up the difference of glass, in general terms. For videos on safety, could never see the differences in lenses of these two cameras, but test for yourself, with the good Preset for each camera.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Confused on the project settings for the Blu - Ray?

  Worked w\Encore (5.1) a lot of time as the DVD, but this is my first w\BR try so I want to make sure I get this right (thanks in advance for the help!).

  The project has a static image (1920 x 1080) and then several animate button video HD which will take you to a video loop "intro" at 1920 x 1080. On this video track, I have a pop-up menu (1920 x 1080 I guess?) which will allow you to select other videos.

  My questions;

  Static & pop - up menu is correct?

  The intro videos are 1920 x 1080 so no problem there, but the rest of the videos of the project (link to context menus) is all in SD (720 x 480 29.97) until the 'final project defining' should be?

  Thus, away from it all seems logical for me until I have to project default settings, they list it as the Blu - Ray (H.264), 1920 x 1080 & 29.97 FPS?

  I did a quick test of the only menu & intro videos and it converted the static menu in 1920 x 1080 29.97 but it takes 23.976?

  I imported a few SD videos say "do not transcode" according to BR.

  Still using the project settings for the menus and slideshows. So if you want a 23.976, then when you create a project, you can choose the frequency of images such as 23.976 in the drop-down menu in the default conversion settings.

  As far as video is concerned, if still says not to transcode, then he will write them to disk as it is and yet also creates a calendar based on the properties of the assets. If the dimensions of the asset are legal, then the dimensions of the chronology would be identical to that of the assets.

  -Riou.

• The difference between the project settings and the settings of the sequence?

  As the title says, I don't understand why we have to select project settings when you create a new project. If a project can contain different sequences severel with different parameters, is it really important what are the parameters of the project?

  When you create a new project, you are presented with a menu of

  the sequence (not the project settings), to choose settings.

  You can skip this step by pressing "Cancel", then import your media

  and create the type of sequence that best adapts to your images.

  A single project can contain any number of different sequence types.

• Frame size variances in the project settings?

  Hi guys

  I have new information and some comments on my problems with get output full screen.

  I looked through all the parameters of the project, and I noticed that those that I tried to use...

  HD 1080i (60i) and HDV 1080i 30 say that the output is at a16 ratio 9 and have an image size of 1440 by 1080i.

  It's the size of the image or the ratio, I continued to try to import.

  Eventually, I realized that this isn't an image size that is proportional to the image report it lists.

  16 by 9 would be really proportional to 1 440 x 810.

  The 1 440 x 1080 video I import using one of these, exports not full screen even if it exported the same size, what about, i.e.1440 in and 1440 out.

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  So, I looked through the project setting for a selection where the ratio indicated and the size of the frame matched.

  I found HDV 720p30.

  16 by 9 to a 1280 by 720 size.

  It would be a size easy for my work in.

  So I did a video on that size then it loaded in PE8 and it travels very well.

  Fullscreen without border. In fact it comes out full screen no matter what size I export it.

  When I exported the same video to 1600 by 900 it exported full-screen and went well.

  Then I went back and loaded the same 1280 x 720 video in 30 parameters of the HDV 1080i.

  It was also released in mode full-screen borderless.

  So the problem is that, as far as I can see the selection screen is wrong about the size of frame for the two HD 1080i and HDV 1080isettings.

  Really need to charge something to 1600 by 900 or proportional to.

  And like many I can find there is no setting that supports something else of the wide screen with the exception of the Standard 48 kHz settings.

  It seems that if you want to go to an image format widescreen 720 x 480 is the only option.

  Now I have to decide if I want to do future widescreen or are living with restrictions on the size of the image.

  I do not change horses in the middle of the stream so I can just stick with the smallest size for videos of Lucy but I'll do the other projects on the big screen.

  Thanks again for all the help.

  Mike

  Mike,

  As Steve, the two quantities are practically the same, with one exception: the IRON (pixel format). With 1920 x 1080, the format uses square, with a NORMAL pixels = 1.0. The 1440 x 1080 uses non-square pixels, with a NORMAL = 1.3333, so that they are larger, they are tal by a factor of 1/3.

  If you multiply 1440 x 1.3333, you will get very, very close to 1920.

  I don't know any standard video format, which is 1440 x 1080, but with square pixels, i.e. NORMAL = 1.0. It could be one, but it is not a standard, I know.

  When working in an animation, video screen-cap program or CAD program, it is very likely that they will work with square pixels, so that what they see on their computer screens, will be accurate, and the computer uses pixels square, where equal = 1.0.

  With HD material, I think that the only format using non square pixels is 1440 x 1080 anamorphic, detailed above. It is a bit of a hybrid, as non square pixels are gradually almost everywhere, from computer to HD TV screens.

  The use of non square pixels goes, as this was how things were designed for decades with the CRT, in NTSC and PAL televisions. Everything was then back 4:3 and 16:9 didn't talk, until right at the end of the CRT (they do not disappear completely, but probably soon). Then, set the 16:9 720 x 480 (NTSC) hit the HAND of basically of 0.9 to 1.2. The time that the SD widescreen has begun to take, the world began to go to the HD. As long as one makes a SD output, say DVD-videos, non square pixels will be with us. When the output formats are past, so I think that the 1440 x 1080 will also go the way of the dodo, and we're going to be standardized on square pixels. So, if we could only NTSC and PAL in order to, with respect to the FPS...

  Hope that helps,

  Hunt

• Format QuickTime exports with the wrong project settings.

  Hey there.

  I have a problem when exporting mov. files. Basically what is happening, it's that my project settings (exposure, color balance, shadow / highlights) are not the same after exporting they are in a project. They seem to have some changes applied, but they are significantly reduced. I checked the export with different format and it works fine.

  My settings are:

  -QuickTime format

  video codec - Motion JPEG A

  quality - 100

  Cadence - 25 fps

  Firstly, the field Type - low

  I need to keep this format and codec, unfortunately, so here is what I can do to apply the settings of my project?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated, because I spent my whole day trying to find an answer.

  Kind regards.

  If you compare your timeline for playback in the drive of the QT interval,

  This thread may be useful:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3685812#3685812