Re: Importing MPEGS into Premiere Pro 1.5

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From: Jim_Simon
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 03:20

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You should also have your student (in fact, all your students) shoot all future projects on a MiniDV camera, as MPEG files, while they can sometimes be made to work, just were not meant for editing.

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