At 01:16 AM 1/31/2013, [email protected] wrote:
>I use the HD2, great camera and no problems with Premiere .
Uwe, have you tried time-lapse with the Hero2? If so, did you have
any problems setting up and using your footage in Premiere?
I've tried it out for fun, and it involves importing a big sequence
of still shots as a clip, then cropping to a 16:9 aspect ratio. That
all works fine, but I find that I can't preview the clip: Premiere
stutters terribly on playback. I can't render the clip, either. I get
a yellow bar over the clip that claims that it doesn't need
rendering. I have to export to an external file and then play back
the file to see my time-lapse work.
I guess my question to anyone who might know boils down to this
non-GoPro-specific problem: how can I force a render on clip that
Premiere doesn't think needs rendering?
Thanks,
Mike Boom
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