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Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, Continued
7:13 AM - March 30, 2006 by
Frank Völkel
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: sony, hdr, hc1
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: sony, hdr, hc1
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Table of Contents:
Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, Continued
Problems surface when the scanning rate for audio is altered.
In the absence of necessary plug-ins, Premiere Pro 2.0 won't export HD video, and DV is limited to maximum resolution of 720x576.
The format for the Sony HDR-HC1 shows up in the New Project window.
After loading the HDV 1080i, we could see 25 preset resolution settings on the Custom Settings tab.
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