> I just can't believe that setting the frame size of a project is a "pro"
> feature. I mean ... that's SERIOUSLY messed up. A $300 editor should be
> able to set the frame size for Pete's sake.
I couldn't agree more. All the free software I have and the
entry-level Premiere elements all allow t
Don't doubt it, dude.
These bastards are all about stripping out the simple things so that
you want to upgrade (instead of *having* to upgrade). You probably
heard me bitching about this on Twitter, but another example of this
is the Mail program that replaces Outlook Express in Vista - it w
Well I can compress it down to whatever I want. The final steps and final
output arent a problem ... I just want to set the frame size of the project
before I start so that I dont have to resize/distort the source material
just to then export it down at its original size.
I just can't believe tha
This is a PITA, but with an added step in the workflow (the last step,
usually), you can use a format converter to adjust the size. There are
many of these for Windoze, but I'm not sure what can do this on a Mac.
Doesn't handbrake or hub do this? No, a quick look at hb shows it'll
do a lot but from
No. That's why it's E and not P. E just handles DV. Not many
differences between Express and Pro for the casual user - but that's
one of them.
Since you don't need the full power of the latest Final Cut Studio,
you could try to get hold of a second hand copy of an earlier version
of FCP.
ok so I have a mac now and am learning Final Cut Express (FCE). Overall its
similar to how I would be using Premier Elements on the PC, however there is
one big problem with FCE and I'm hoping someone here can offer a solution.
Note: I also got the "One To One" training thing from the apple store
