Thanks Jim. And thanks Christian for putting it on the Creative Cloud. ... Mehr anzeigen

We had to restrict file attachments due to certain security vulnerabilities for that feature. I can offer that option to forum veterans that wish to have this privilege reinstated on a case by case basis. Jim, I'm working on getting you approved right now. ... Mehr anzeigen

Jim, I'll report that you would like to see files attached to a forum post to the forums guru here at Adobe. ... Mehr anzeigen

Cool! Thanks Jim! ... Mehr anzeigen

Steven Pribilinskiy wrote: Believe me, keyboard is my favorite device, almost all of the functions have an assigned keyboard shortcut, and the workspace in CS6 is now very clean. Furthermore, apart from the factory shortcuts, I have a bunch of macro scripts to drive Premiere editing faster. I have scripts, which detects timeline and playhead location in order to select a clip at the playhead. ^PgUp::udfPPro_SelectClip("Video") ^PgDn::udfPPro_SelectClip("Audio") it's limited to selecting Video/Audio clip on the 1st track only, but in most cases that is enogh. In many cases I work standing like a DJ However, when you need to shuffle clips it's just faster to use Mouse. There's even no need to make a benchmark video, it's obvious. That's pretty cool. Glad you are such a keyboard scientist! You know many editors stand up as they edit, as they used to with the Moviola. Walter Murch stands and he's my personal fave editor. Shuffling clips? That might be one thing that is hard to do with keyboard shortcuts. Let me look into that. ... Mehr anzeigen

Jim Simon wrote: For myself, I'm not sure why so many editors wanted this feature.  Seems a LOT quicker, and more accurate, to just drag the ends/edit point of a clip than to use JKL for the same purpose. We found that editors do want a more keyboard driven workflow. Perhaps they felt like I did? Any time I'm forced to pick up the mouse, I feel that my workflow has slowed down. Before CS6, you were pretty much forced to use the mouse for many operations that are keyboard driven in other NLEs. Dragging is pretty fast, but now I can quickly shuttle to my Out point in trim mode, let go of the L key, toggle to the incoming side, shuttle to the In point, press the down arrow and now I'm on my next edit. Rinse and repeat. It's very fast. Dynamic trimming can also be used to loop an edit point back and forth, while you add and subract frames as you loop. I know it may take time to get used to, but I found that I can do three operations with keyboard shortcuts in the same time as one mouse driven operation. ... Mehr anzeigen

Keep at it, Steven. I'm sure you'll gain more speed as you fly with more keyboard shortcuts! ... Mehr anzeigen

I went to NLE school in Hollywood in the 90's. Their mantra was, "never touch the mouse." I rather like the fact that I need to touch the mouse much less in CS6, but this is my personal opinion and the way I was trained. ... Mehr anzeigen

Thanks. The page does have a link to video content describing the location of the .kys file and how to move it. Go here to see the video: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/switching-to-adobe-premiere-pro-cs5/shortcut-keys/ ... Mehr anzeigen

If you park on a marker, you can right click and clear that marker to delete it, or press Option+M. You can also clear all markers with Option+Command+M. Shift+M = next marker Shift+Command+M = previous marker. There were a number of changes to markers, and marker shortcuts in Premiere Pro CS6. Check out the following resources: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/markers.html http://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/improved-markers-and-importing-from-prelude http://helpx.adobe.com/content/help/en/premiere-pro/using/default-keyboard-shortcuts.html ... Mehr anzeigen

Yes, edit in ProRes. You can mix ProRes footage with your DSLR footage (ideally the same frame size and frame rate) on the timeline. Output to the export codec of your choice for output (H.264, MPEG-2, etc.) when you're done. ... Mehr anzeigen

Yes, forum posts made in help or the forum are searchable by Google (as you may have found), however, comments in the old system were not. ... Mehr anzeigen

FYI: with .swf files, audio will not be retained. ... Mehr anzeigen

I would export all the formats you need from Media Encoder with a watch folder set up for each of the desired settings. You do not need an intermediate file on a Mac, for sure. For more explanation of exporting different formats using watch folders in Media Encoder, see this video by Jan Ozer: http://vimeo.com/23697399 More: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/mediaencoder/cs/using/WSb8e30982e628fbec-a5468e9131255217e9-8000.html ... Mehr anzeigen

Interestin flashomatik. Can you file your issue on the bug/feature request form? http://www.adobe.com/go/wish ... Mehr anzeigen

I haven't the foggiest jsphilly! ... Mehr anzeigen

Good point. Template it up people! ... Mehr anzeigen

Man, that's a lot of steps but glad to see there's a workaround. ... Mehr anzeigen

You're right, it is a little fiddly. For precision, I'd probably go with the color matte technique. In the mean time, please put in a feature request for a border effect. I think we need a simpler solution too. http://www.adobe.com/go/wish ... Mehr anzeigen

Try these settings for Radial Shadow: from the Premiere Pro wiki Shadow color as desired Opacity 100% Projection Dim: start with 7; adjust to make border width as desired Softness: start with 0 or adjust as desired Render: as desired Shadow only unchecked Resize Layer: CHECKED You can also place a color matte behind the clip and upsize it to be slightly larger than the clip. ... Mehr anzeigen

I'm afraid that's not correct. In that tech note, we do tell people to exit the root account after solving the problem. In the mean time, please be patient as we search for a fix. ... Mehr anzeigen

We are working on a fix, as explained in a previous post on this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2950331#2950331. Presently, this is the only workaround we have until that fix arrives. ... Mehr anzeigen

We have the 3D Stereo Rig and improved 3D glasses effect in After Effects CS5.5. Have you looked at that? http://help.adobe.com/en_US/aftereffects/cs/using/WS2bacbdf8d487e582-7a9ae7f112de8fcfcfb-7fff.html There are also videos and other resources on Todd Kopriva's After Effects Region of Interest post about Stereoscopic 3D: http://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2011/04/stereoscopic-3d-in-after-effects-cs5-5.html ... Mehr anzeigen

Also, glad that video helped you. You may want to go through the rest of the material on the Getting Started page Todd mentioned. I've tailor made it for folks just like you. Please come back to the forum here if you have any other questions. ... Mehr anzeigen

Western Airlines, the ooooooooooonly way to fly. ... Mehr anzeigen

CS4 can handle expressions too. Go here for more info: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7a2ca.html ... Mehr anzeigen

Check out this page for an expression that seems to do what you wish: http://www.motion-graphics-exchange.com/after-effects/A-simple-blink-on-and-off-expression/4bfa66319c098 ... Mehr anzeigen

For better performance, you can try lowering the display qualities for your source and record panels. More info here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS40D098AD-37B2-4a0e-A46C-2C27F2CD0864.html ... Mehr anzeigen