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Well perhaps you could post the script you are using to import the footage into Premiere. Also make sure that your script is outputing the proper frame rate before importing into Premiere. If you have "IVTC" as part of your script that can lower your frame rate. If you open your script with "Virtual...

Well first off trying to edit the .avs files directly in Premiere can be extremely taxing on your systems resources. It also can cause Premiere to crash. In some cases just trying to scrub the timeline can take forever. However creating .avi files of lower quality to edit with can solve these proble...

You can capture footage with Adobe Premiere, but it would not be my first choice. If you are using a "PC" I would suggest installing "DVD Decrypter" > http://www.dvddecrypter.com/ <. It is able to copy the .vob files directly instead of capturing the footage frame by frame. Now just study the guides...

Ah! psx not ps2 >_< So much for trying to post while half asleep.

Well I have never tried to rip game footage myself, but this question gets asked alot. This thread may help you out. http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/v ... hp?t=28242

Premiere does not like using footage from .avi files encoded with DivX or Xvid. This is due to the way these codecs compress the footage. If your .avi file uses one of these codecs then it is most likely your problem. The best codec to use in Premiere is one that is lossless such as "Huffyuv 2.1.1"....

Well if you are using the script from your second post "line 2" is the command path to the .d2v file. (Does DGIndex still use the .d2v file extension, I'm not sure as I still use the older version of the AMVApp.) Either way it looks as though your command path may be incorrect. AVISynth may not be a...

Yo, I finally finished encoding my .d2v file through VD, and when I imported it into Premiere, the footage wouldn't show up.....Did I do something wrong? :? I am not sure if I understand your question? Your .d2v file is read by avisynth via a script file that you create. Our perhaps thats what you ...

Well Alex I'll take "Photoshop" for $300



Please phrase your awnser in the form of a question

Here is a link that may help you understand the "Rubber Band" fade tool a little better, or a least were it is located.


http://www.nickhodge.com/mne.php?mcid=395



Hope this helps, I only had time for a quick post

Jason