by Scintilla » Tue Oct 30, 2007 6:44 am
... Whatever happened to Adobe getting out of the Macintosh NLE market starting with Premiere Pro?
In any case, the project resolution of 320x240 on the first tab might be your problem. Premiere Pro doesn't automatically resize everything to fit the project resolution like older versions did (and thank goodness for that), so if your clips are at, say, 640x480, then everything except the middle 320x240 will be cropped out unless you zoom out in the Motion settings.
As I asked, what resolution are the clips you're using? The project resolution should always match that of your clips.
I don't know if this affects it or not, but you also might want to consider using a different preview codec -- I don't know if DV in Quicktime has these same limitations, but DV AVIs are rather restricted in what frame rates and resolutions they can use. Is there an MJPEG codec for Quicktime?
And if Premiere Pro won't let you change your project settings, then create a new project with the proper settings and Import your old project into your new project. That way you won't lose any edits.