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When your editing software hates your source files
Friday, August 7, 2009So, Drew Keller, professor of the “Web Strategies for Storytelling” course in the MCDM this summer, asked that I write up a little post about what to do when your editing program (Premiere, FCP, Vegas, etc.) won’t play nice with your source files for your final project. Often the problem is related to the software not being able to recognize the encoding in your files, or the files are of an unre...
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