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Help with Elements 4? - 2/18/2009 12:36:46 AM

Dust

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I am VERY basic in editing and am needing help how to get the Sound Stacks and Swipes from the Juicer to Premeire Elements 4?

Thanks for any help and info!!!!

RE: Help with Elements 4? - 2/18/2009 3:53:48 AM

nitinp

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Welcome to the DJ Forums Dusty,

There are two ways to get this done...
If its a Swipe with audio that you require, then render from the Juicer 3 as a QT file with embedded audio.
If its a separate animation and StackTraxx, you will need to import the merged audio track into the time line or save every
STX layer and import all into Premier.

Hope that helps.

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RE: Help with Elements 4? - 2/18/2009 7:32:05 AM

boyler65

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Hi Dusty,

Another option is that you also can avoid using the Juicer(other than using it to locate the clips you need). Find the StackTraxx or Swipe that you need on the disc and copy it over to a folder on your hard drive (maybe one specially created for your Premiere Project.) Open up Premiere and Import the files into your Project, they will then be available to place on the timeline.

Check out these tutorials as they might cover some of the areas you want to learn about:
http://www.digitaljuice.com/dj_training/detail.asp?sid=226&sortby=&page=5&rpid=0&rvid=0&swid=0
http://www.digitaljuice.com/dj_training/detail.asp?sid=232&sortby=&page=4&rpid=0&rvid=0&swid=0
Maybe you already have.
If you need any specific step-by-step, just drop me an email. also there are lots of very helpful people around here too ;)
Paul

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