Hi All,

Heres a few BASIC video tutes, showing how to capture, export and setup for DVD creation in Premiere Pro 2.0 with regards to HDV..For PC users.

Sorry about the quality, as the site I use is crap!

http://www.esnips.com/web/Premiere-Pro-2-Video-Tutes

Ivan.

If it helps...This is my system.

Canon XH-A1


Dual AMD 5200 (2.6ghz)
2 Gigs Ram
GeForce 7600 GT pcie
320Gig SATA II
Win XP SP2

Unfortunately your "tute" does not load.

Loads fine for me. I'll stick up a link to your tutorials from my site later today.

Yup, it's alive now. Good work, Ivan - the Master himself will link to you... You are honored!

Master? Me? Naw! Just an information junkie who collects links and Adobe related trivia.

Modesty is the very first quality of a true Master.

Thanks Ivan for taking the time....a 5 min vid is perfect for taking in some info - seeing is believing, or so I tell all my clients!

Sean

Good job Ivan.... :-)

Hi All,

Thanks for the kind words!

There is a few more I want to add...One for exporting a smaller Quicktime movie, and One showing how to capture and export using Cineform aspect HD (trial version).

Ivan.

thank you very appreciated

Hi All,

Heres a few BASIC video tutes, showing how to capture, export and setup for DVD creation in Premiere Pro 2.0 with regards to HDV..For PC users.


Hi there, I'm new to this Forum and exited to learn more about using the Canon HV20 in Premier. I watched your flash tutorials and I'm curious if the HD presets that were in premier are only available in Pro 2? I have Premier Pro but don't have all of the HD presets that you had.

HDV editing is possible both in PremPro 1.5 and 2.0. In version 2.0 the HDV settings come already installed, and you can do native m2t editing.

If you have PremPro 1.5, you need to go to the Adobe support website and download a free upgrade that will make your version 1.5.1. It won't enable you to edit HDV natively though, the upgrade is basically an early version of the CineForm plugin. After installing it, you will have to either capture your HDV footage directly using Premiere Pro, or (if your PC is not fast enough) you can use HDV Split (http://strony.aster.pl/paviko/hdvsplit.htm) for capturing, then change the .m2t extension to .mpg and import the clips in an HDV project.

excelent, been getting some very good advice on here. Thanks for your post. I think I'll be able to get up and running here very soon :)