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Links and stylesheets are now showing up on my live index page that were already deleted

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 15:16:58 GMT

This only affects my index page - four other pages with identical code and styling (and different subsets of content) appear perfectly.

southwaite.co/index.html -> looking crazy

southwaite.co/video_.html, and all other links -> looking good

I've combed through the site both in Dreamweaver and with FTP to delete any remnants of old files. The site's index page went up on Wednesday, displayed perfectly for most of Thursday and Friday, then went haywire over the weekend. Last observation: Lines of code appear in the live version of the index page that don't come from my uploaded files. Check out the difference:

My uploaded files

<title>southwaite | works</title>

Live page source code

<title>southwaite | works</title>

Thanks for any thoughts or tips in advance!

Premiere & Media Encoder show Quicktime presents but fail on encode

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Fri, 29 Nov 2013 17:49:58 GMT

My Premiere & Media Encoder CS6 both show Quicktime presents but fail each time I try to encode directly to Quicktime with .mp4 codec.

Quicktime is installed on my machine, which runs Windows. I'm using Adobe Creative Cloud CS6.

Goal: to use the Quicktime format and sucessfully encode video sequences as .mp4 files at various settings.

What's the highest quality format I can export from Premiere under these circumstances?

forums_noreply@adobe.com — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 16:41:22 GMT

I have .mov files from a DSLR camera that I imported into Premiere.

I can't export these files using quicktime codecs, even though quicktime is properly installed and updated - quicktime exports fail every time.

I've tried .mxf as an option. Is this the highest quality format that I can use for export under these circumstances?

Is there anything better available to a Premiere Windows user who needs to get files to a collaborator working in FinalCut?