Unfortunately, the .wmv format is just not a very reliable one for editing.
Oddly, some other cheaper editng apps can deal with them better. I'm no
Premiere Apologist, but the fact remains that Premiere doesn't always handle
non-professional formats very well. Ironically, Premiere Elements can
sometimes deal better with these formats. Go figure!
Anyway, my suggestion is to see if you can convert them to Type 2 DV AVI
files with some other utility before importing them into Premiere. Or,
perhaps a friend with Premiere 2.0 can open them up reliably and convert
them for you?
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-----Original Message-----
I'm using Premiere Pro 1.5 and importing WMV files. Some of my files seem to
be chopping off when I import them - losing a few seconds at the end. It
doesn't seem to be happening to all of them, and I can't discover any
obvious differences between the two groups. It's only the end that's losing
material... the beginnings of the clips are intact.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
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