--- On Mon, 7/7/08, Taky Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> One way to handle is to create a "proxy" version
> of the MPEG file you have to an AVI. Then edit that AVI
> file. Once done before exporting, rename that AVI file so
> Premiere will ask where is that file. Point it back to the
> MPEG file. In that case you can export a better quality
> without editing that MPEG file directly.
Google for
VFAPI Premiere
to find plenty of information on using the VFAPI frame server. That does on the
fly conversion of MPG (or DivX or other formats/codecs AP doesn't support of
has poor built in support) to AVI format.
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