and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I uninstalled it. I don't ...
below is a screenshot of the available codecs that I have showing up in Premiere. I tried three of them last night... the CamStudio, the MSU, and the Microsoft Video 1. Today I found the WMV export dialog and I am able to save to WM...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...
and it looks the same way within the Premiere preview window and when I import the funky file in to any other movie making app. I tried VLC a ways back and it produced useless files in a couple of conversions tests, so I unins...