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I'm trying to edit some videos and I've already gotten stuck. =/ From experience with other editing software I want to highlight a section of clip I dont want and then press delete. It usually works but for Adobe Premiere Pro it doesnt. =( What am I doing wrong? How can I cut up my videos and delete clips I dont want?
Links to any videos showing you how, would be great. Cheers guys. =)
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If you've never used Adobe Premiere Pro we can always talk about something else. Umm Canon have just released information about their new 1ds Mark III DSLR camera. 21MP blimey. I think it's $8000 in America and $12,000 (£6000) in the UK. ¬_¬ For that price you may as well fly to New York for the weekend and pick one up. You can even declare your purchase and pay VAT at custom and STILL have change left over.
Oh that's right, you guys dont chat about photography either. *pout* If only Tony didnt get rid of the Gadget forum.
instead of using the transition layer, drag the transition you want actually ON to your video clip. in pro 2 you can select the transitioned segment of the clip and ajust the values in "effect controls" (obviously, you`ll need 2 layers of video that overlap during the transitions duration to get a result)
if this is STILL no help, i`ll pop back to uni tomorrow (ah, the joys of being semi staff as well ;) ) and check out 6.5 on my lunch break.
this has become a mission now, i will NOT be mugged off by machines! :D
EDIT - when you said you got a bit of black, did you have your clips overlapping enough?? not to teach you to suck eggs, just trying to cover everything it could be.
Basically, it's like this:
- I'm using Adobe Premiere 6.5
- I'm using A/B Editing view
- I click and drag the cross dissolve transition from the Transitions panel on the right, over to the Transitions layer.
- I put the cross dissolve transition onto the Transitions layer between the area where two clips overlap in the timeline. The clip in Video 1A plays first. The clip in Video 1B begins just before the end of Video 1A.
- When previewing, instead of the cross dissolve, it simply cuts to black for about a quarter of a second, then cuts to the clip in Video 1B at the end of the overlap. There is no cross dissolve, and there should be no black at all.
Thoughts?
I do have CamStudio, which is an on-screen capture tool, so it's possible for me to show you what I'm doing. Perhaps I'll do that and you can see.
if it still doesn`t work, then you`ve either got broken software (although i find that unlikely if it installs ok) or, as much as it pains e to say it, you`re doing something wrong.
sorry dude, no offense. like i said, it`s one of those things where if i could SEE what you were doing, i could probably fix it for you.
which version of premiere are you using?
if i have access to the same version, i`ll knock up a quick file with 2 filler clips and a transition, then you can just replace the clips with your own :)
that`d be a good way to test where any software faults were as well.
here are some links to tutorials that may help you out:
Click here
and here