Re: Problem with MPEG format video.

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From: Jim_Simon
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2007 02:46

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      I am sure Premier pro supports MPEG format but when I put one of my MPEG
      videos it struggles with it.




Don't be too sure. MPEG is a delivery format, not a source media format. MPEG videos were never intended to be edited, and as a result some more professional programs have trouble with it.

Consumer level programs seem to do better editing MPEG videos. Try Premiere Elements or Movie Edit Pro from Magix.

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