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April 2nd 05, 06:52 AM
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 Adobe Premiere Pro Hi, I would like to understand the essential features of this software in order to use it effectively for my video editing etc. Is there a newsgroup or forum where problem and solution are discussed? Regards, Philip   |
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April 2nd 05, 07:18 AM
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| Adobe Premiere Pro Philip, for my money this place is fantastic for just about any graphics software... http://www.creativecow.net/forum/vie....php?forumid=3 Moderated by some real world experts and a really great community vibe... "philip" wrote in message ... Hi, I would like to understand the essential features of this software in order to use it effectively for my video editing etc. Is there a newsgroup or forum where problem and solution are discussed? Regards, Philip |
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April 2nd 05, 08:29 AM
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| Adobe Premiere Pro "philip" wrote in message ... Hi, I would like to understand the essential features of this software in order to use it effectively for my video editing etc. Is there a newsgroup or forum where problem and solution are discussed? There is an official adobe forum for Premiere, accessible from the adobe Premiere web site, you need to register to post messages IIRC, the group is available via some NNTP servers but (again IIRC) it doesn't thread correctly. Otherwise dip your toes into the rec.video.production group and ask questions in that group, but make sure that to state that you are working in PAL and not NTSC as the group is mainly inhabited by pro's and semi pro's in the USA. |
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April 2nd 05, 08:34 AM
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| Adobe Premiere Pro In message , philip writes Hi, I would like to understand the essential features of this software in order to use it effectively for my video editing etc. Doesn't the manual cover the essential features (and more)? Is there a newsgroup or forum where problem and solution are discussed? Umm.... The obvious place to look is alt.premiere.windows And if you want more than "essential features", you might like to look in alt.binaries.cbts where you'll find Total Training in RAR/PAR sets. -- Tony Morgan http://www.camcord.info |
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April 2nd 05, 08:45 AM
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| Adobe Premiere Pro "Tony Morgan" wrote in message ... snip And if you want more than "essential features", you might like to look in alt.snip where you'll find Total Training in RAR/PAR sets. Nice to know Mr Morgan condones copyright piracy... |
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April 4th 05, 08:50 AM
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| Adobe Premiere Pro On Sat, 02 Apr 2005 08:34:11 GMT, Tony Morgan allegedly wrote: I would like to understand the essential features of this software in order to use it effectively for my video editing etc. Doesn't the manual cover the essential features (and more)? It certainly does. That's where I would start. |
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