Frage von Joachim Weiss:
.... more than 3 hours of video to import?
Thanks for info, Joachim Weiss
Antwort von Bernd Meyer:
"Joachim Weiss"
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> .... More than 3 hours of video to import?
> Thanks for info, Joachim Weiss
>
>
By using it on an NTFS-formatted disk to run it?
Grüßle, Bernd
Antwort von Laufi [Marco Laufenberg]:
Hi:
Bernd Meyer wrote:
> "Joachim Weiss" wrote in news post
> News: csmn59 csg $ $ 05 $ 1@news.t-online.com ...
>
>>.... more than 3 hours of video to import?
>> Thanks for info, Joachim Weiss
>>
>
> Giving it to an NTFS-formatted disk to run it?
No, I mean AP6.5 makes generally no longer than 3 hours in the
Timeline.
Gruß,
Laufi
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Antwort von Joachim Weiss:
"Bernd Meyer" <470695@rz-online.de> wrote in news post
Re: How to get Adobe Premiere 6.5 to .....###
> "Joachim Weiss" wrote in news post
> News: csmn59 csg $ $ 05 $ 1@news.t-online.com ...
>> .... More than 3 hours of video to import?
>> Thanks for info, Joachim Weiss
>>
>>
>
> Giving it to an NTFS-formatted disk to run it?
> Grüßle, Bernd
>
All plates are ntfs
Greetings, Joachim
Antwort von Daniel Brose:
Joachim Weiss wrote:
> All disks are ntfs
Can you even describe how you do that? This statement has my
Opinion, so far no sense ...
Greeting
Daniel
Antwort von Joachim Weiss:
"Daniel Brose" wrote in news post
Re: How to get Adobe Premiere 6.5 to .....###
>
> Joachim Weiss wrote:
>
>> All disks are ntfs
>
> Can you even describe how you do that? This statement has my
> Opinion, so far no sense ...
>
>
> Greeting
> Daniel
In relation to the response of Laufi.
He said that if Premiere on NTFS-formatted disks running (or capured?)
there should be more than 3 hours of film can take to calculate.
I can but a 4 hours of video not import.
Greetings, Joachim
