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1. Re: PE7 Trial
Steve Grisetti Jun 17, 2009 11:54 AM (in response to RndmPplPrsn)My guess is that your source video files are at the core of all of your problems.
AVIs are not all the same. DV-AVIs are the ideal format for editing on a home computer, and these are the files that come from miniDV, tape-based camcorders.
Other video formats -- like video from still camera -- can use any of a number of codecs, most of which cause the very symptoms you describe. A good indication is a red line that runs along the top of the timeline as you add these files to your video project.
Where did these AVIs come from?
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2. Re: PE7 Trial
Bill Hunt Jun 17, 2009 11:58 AM (in response to RndmPplPrsn)You might want to take a look at this ARTICLE in the Tips & Tricks section. Much might well be answered in it.
Good luck,
Hunt
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3. Re: PE7 Trial
RndmPplPrsn Jun 17, 2009 12:10 PM (in response to RndmPplPrsn)WellI solved the issues.
It seems that Adobe just issues that the memory is running low, but its fine.
And for the avi issues, I use G-Spot, that how I know I have the codec, it appears that the Vegas Trial created additional sound files in the directory, so when I loaded all of the files into PE 7 there were spaces with no files there (At Media Import), but apparently it was those additional sound files. Sorry for the false alarm, as I was also looking in the semi wrong place for files.
Thanks anyways.



