that's what i find myself doing very often, using one editing just to change
the codec into something premiere will use.. time consuming to say the least..
hooray for the monkey!
frank
meone from the Petting Zoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
adriane writes "is there another step i'm missing- perhaps having to actually
install the codec into premiere itself?"
Well, I suppose you could do that, although I've never had one whit of success
at it.
However, there is a handy way to get that file into an editable form.
If you happen to have Windows MovieMaker, it should be able to import that AVI.
Use it to then EXPORT a NEW AVI file, an uncompressed AVI. This should import
quite handily into Premiere and Bob's you're uncle, you're editing in Premiere!
the monkey forces codecs to face each other down in mortal combat,
Edward
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