Since you've identified a clip that has caused other problems in your sequence, I'd suggest deleting it, saving your project as a new file and then try export. See if it manages to complete without the file. I've seen problems with a single file causing he whole project to fail. ... View more

I've converted videos at different frame rates without any significant impact to the playback or quality. My guess is that if you output 23.976 fps to 24 fps, it is unlikely that you (or broader audience) would notice any issues. I would suggest not having Frame Blending on. When you increase the frame rate, frames will be added and frame blended makes these new frames a blend of the frame before and after (so a semitransparent overlay). This can work in some situations but not for others. If there is not a lot of movement in the video, adding frames without blending should look fine. The best way to be sure is to test a different approaches and see what looks best to you. ... View more

So the problem is that Premiere is crashing on you? It could be graphics card related. Have a look at this article that talks about it in relation to AMD GPU: Fix Adobe Premiere Pro has Stopped Working error – TheITBros ... View more

Sound like the codec used by the Sony camera for 4K is not supported on the LG TV. Try export it from Premiere to H.264. ... View more

Hi Lucian, Here's an Adobe page with the plugin installer: Camera Raw installer for Adobe Photoshop CC and CS6 Here's another link that may be of interest: How to Open NEF Files in Photoshop: 14 Steps (with Pictures) Dean ... View more

Hi Harry, Following Jo's question - when you say your project is 1GB, do you mean the sum of all content in your project rather than the Premiere file? I'd suggest you try transfer the content into a clean file. Options are: - Just try a 'Save as' to create a new version. - Select everything on your sequence timeline and then copy everything, create a new file with a new sequence and paste. Dean ... View more

Hi Kathy, There is a long discussion on Bridge and Lightroom at: Lightroom vs. Bridge? Dean ... View more

The Select Similar worked for me with your above image. Since it is text, it may be worth trying to convert it to text format. Photoshop does not do this but if you have Acrobat Pro, save the image as a PDF from Photoshop, load it into Acrobat and do text recognition. Them copy and paste that text as a text layer into your Photoshop file. That will give you much more control over the adjustment of text and better blending to the background. ... View more

If there's a small area of the image with the paragraph, I'd copy (or even cut) and paste that into a new layer. Then you'd have more control over the Select Similar as it will only apply to the extent of pixels in that new layer. ... View more

Once you have made your selection, you an choose Select > Similar from the top dropdown menu. That will select pixels of the similar colour to ones previously chosen. You can change the tolerance number to adjust the range (the smaller the number, the lower the colour range). ... View more