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1. Re: Keeping project lean & mean ='s more room for higher bitrate & quality.
Stan Jones Mar 8, 2011 8:22 AM (in response to nados)How specifically did you import your sequence when you wanted to retranscode? All you needed to do was to "revert to original" and transcode again.
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2. Re: Keeping project lean & mean ='s more room for higher bitrate & quality.
nados Mar 8, 2011 8:29 AM (in response to Stan Jones)All you needed to do was to "revert to original" and transcode again.
That's exactly what i did, but some how the duplicate timelines appeared. Maybe i did it somehow, i don't know.
I used "File" > "Adobe Dynamic Link" > "Import Premiere Pro Sequence" once when i created the project. I never used it since when changing settings in Premiere or Encore.
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3. Re: Keeping project lean & mean ='s more room for higher bitrate & quality.
Stan Jones Mar 9, 2011 6:18 PM (in response to nados)I don't have another idea. Just sounds odd. Other than hitting Ctrl-D while on the timeline....
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4. Re: Keeping project lean & mean ='s more room for higher bitrate & quality.
nados Mar 10, 2011 6:52 AM (in response to Stan Jones)In any case, taking a good hard look at the project after any modifications would be prudent.
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