It is difficult to advise people on these matters because so much is
dependent on personal workflows, personal preferences, and similar matters.
1. Your computer is probably OK but shouldn't there be more another disk and
more disk space? And certainly more memory would help, even with 1.5.
2. Only you can decide whether the improvements in CS3 over 1.5 are useful
to you. But note CS3 does have a lot of things added; a lot are workflow
conveniences but it is similar enough that you can just jump in and start
using it right away.
3. I, too, went from 1.5 to CS3 but when I used 1.5 I didn't know enough
about personalizing things so I never had any to lose, thus don't know if
CS3 was backward compatible.
4. I don't know what "too much time" is - the screen layout is similar
enough that CS3 won't feel totally strange, yet there are some new things
about it. Many things I learned in CS3 I don't even know whether 1.5 had -
the point being that one is always learning how to use tools better and
better anyway.
5. Yes, I used CS3 to edit mpg (that is all I edit since my JVC cameras make
mpg's) but I never worked with tapes or plug-ins. My cameras make 1920x1080
mpg's and CS3 works with them very well. I never worked with DV and don't
know what 32 and 48 are.
6. I don't remember the differences any more but I do remember appreciating
Encore CS3. I learned how to use motion backgrounds and video in buttons in
CS3 but have no idea whether 1.5 can do it, too.

I'm the type that upgrades everything just to keep current, thus now I am
using CS4.

Lee

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Leonel Dolara
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009 7:42 PM
To: Adobe Premiere
Subject: [AP] Big change from 1.5 to CS3? Advice me

Hello everybody,

I'm a frequent user and very well used to Adobe Photoshop CS2, Adobe 
Premerie Pro 1.5, Adobe After Effects 6.5 and Adobe Encore 1.5.
I have also installed in my system Adobe ImageReady CS2 and Adobe 
Illustrator CS.

I am in a brief holiday of projects nowadays and maybe this is the best 
time to upgrade. I have been thinking about upgrading to the CS3 
Creative Suite premium package.

I am very familiar with Premiere and Encore above all as I use them very 
much in editing DV content and authoring DVDs. My Computer is an AMD 
Semptron 3GHZ single processor with 2GB RAM, and a 250GB Disk. I'm using 
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2. and I would like to know your 
advice:

- Is my computer enough to run this new upgrade?

- Do you think that the change would be good and worthy?

- Do you think that I would lose some personalized workspaces, presets, 
custom export options in the adobe media encoder? - and how to save it?

- Is it gonna take me too much time to get used to the new interface and 
features?

- I use Mainconcept MPG plugin for editing .mpg files (usually captured 
from VHS tapes), as Premiere could not do that directly. It appears in 
the New project screen as one option together with DV Standard 32, 48 
and Widescreen 32, 48... Is that still the same or Premiere can edit 
.mpg files now?

- Which are the main differences I will find? - Reading about Encore I 
found a new button transition that is useful to motion menus, isn't it?

Any information you can give me will help me decide!

Thank you very much!

-- 

*/Leonel Dolara/*

*Actor y Director*

*e-mail <mailto:[email protected]>** **- new website 
<http://sites.google.com/site/leoneldolara>*


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