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Zod wrote on 1/15/2001, 12:27 PM
After some more searching I found this at Adobe's web site
on the Premiere board from an Adobe rep...

He said that the MSDV of Direct X8 that Premiere 6 uses is
incompatible with After Effects 4.1.1 at this time.
They gave no indication as to when Adobe After FX would be
compatible with Direct X 8.

It looks like Premiere 6 will open them, but After FX will
not...

So I guess that answers my question...




Dan Dixon wrote:
>>
>>I went to Adobe.com, but found no mention of OpenDML
files
>>on their website...
>>
>>Is there some trick to getting Adobe AfterFX to be able
to
>>open and save NTSC DV OpenDML (AVI 2.0) files, or must I
>>wait for adobe to update their software.
>>
>>Thanks...
>>
>>Dan
SonyEPM wrote on 1/17/2001, 8:43 AM
Generated media will not carry all attributes across open
instances of Vegas. If you render sections using formats
like NTSC DV, you can stich those together and Vegas will
not recompress except where changes are made (new
transitions etc)

barbara dulick wrote:
>>I have 2 veg files open. I'm trying to copy section of
timeline that contains text generated media into
>>the timeline on the 2nd file.I get a msg that since it
has generated media, I can either create a
>>reference or create copy. No matter which I pick, the
copy comes in as "TEXT" instead of my real text
>>with all the color , keyframing, etc.
>>
>>In a long video I really like to create sections in
different veg files, and then put them together in one
>>veg file and do final render. If the generated media
won't "paste" I guess I could render the parts first
>>and then use those in the final file, but then I get into
rerendering rendered files, and other issues.
>>
>>Thank you for any help.
>>
Chris_L wrote on 1/17/2001, 3:14 PM
It is a shame that the thread function doesn't work
properly, because the site is very good for support and
reference.

SonyEPM wrote on 1/17/2001, 3:33 PM
Threading errors are a known issue and we apologize. Its on
our webteam's to-do list,hopefully we'll get it fixed by
the end of January.

Chris L wrote:
>>It is a shame that the thread function doesn't work
>>properly, because the site is very good for support and
>>reference.
>>
>>