Sorry, I don’t know any answers but I do want to point out something I think
may matter but that one else has mentioned yet, which is that DVD’s don’t
necessarily contain just one video file for a given playback sequence. DVD’s
may contain an assortment of files including video and index and captions or
whatever, placed according to the DVD standard. During playback they are
selected properly by the DVD player. How smart the import process of Premiere
is to accommodate this and whether it can stitch individual file fragments
together into one long video file, I have no idea. A Premiere timeline itself
does not know anything about the DVD standard, it just expects, well,
individual video files.
Just something to consider, although I may be way off base here.
Lee
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of David Jones
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2013 1:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AP] sideways question
Its part of CS5
Again regardless ofr the conversion to circumnavigate the import issue, it
doesnt import based on the
criteria suggested... which is why I question is there another method for
conversion that makes importation easier.
Or am I missing something in the mix so again no one has had this 1 frame
scenario before ?
And or why does it play in full length when in a stand alone but only 10 secs
in premiere...
with regards to the I hesiate to give further suggestion because I have a
background in file coinversion and digital video but not Premiere.....really?
I find that odd behavior for a users group
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