Photoshop Manual Video Reference

Why do most of the videos in the PsCC manual links link to the actual video ? I click on the link in the manual, a page loads, but not the video that the link is referencing too.

Thank you for that info.
Unlike Trevor, my experience with AdobeTV has been very good lately - However, and with that said, it could well depend on the exact AdobeTV, to which one is referring. Most of mine have been regarding Premiere Pro, or Premiere Elements, so maybe different servers, or different server nodes?
I wish that I could be of more help.
Good luck,
Hunt

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The app takes 30 seconds to load and my video reference track has disappeared and is labelled "Offline". I can't replace it in the multitrack timeline, even if I try to reimport the original .mov file into the project it only displays the file as audio with no video. I'm not using Premier and don't need to sync between apps, I just need Audition to recognise a video track on my local hard drive.
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On the 'about' link it says at the top "The OS X Mavericks v10.9.1 Update is recommended for all OS X Mavericks users." Sounds pretty unequivocal to me. You'd need absolute confirmation from Durin, but I can't on the face of it see why the latest version of DMLS wouldn't be compatible with the previous version - IOW, it should be fine. If either isn't, then they should refuse to install. But with the way that Apple has screwed up Mavericks, in all honesty, all bets are off about that, and I'm glad that I'm a W7 PC user.
I've wasted quite a lot of time lately fixing several ridiculous problems with Macs, including Mountain Lion's amazing ability to trash Wifi, etc, and quite frankly, I'm not impressed with them at all. So it's not blind prejudice, or even blatent bias this time either - FWIW I'm similarly underwhelmed with Windows 8.

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In this Photoshop for Video podcast, Richard Harrington looks at the ability to export a video preview directly out of Photoshop directly to a monitor supporting SD input.
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Photoshop Manual auf Spanisch?

Hi,
kann mir wer sagen, von wo ich ein spanisches PDF-Handbuch für Photoshop CS2 aus sicherer Quelle downloaden könnte oder hat wer sowas auf seinem rechner? Würde es für einen Freund in Südamerika benötigen!
Muchas gracias!
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Photoshop Manual auf Spanisch?
Edwin Wuerth - 05:24pm Feb 14, 2007 Pacific
Hi,
kann mir wer sagen, von wo ich ein spanisches PDF-Handbuch für Photoshop CS2 aus sicherer Quelle downloaden könnte oder hat wer sowas auf seinem rechner? Würde es für einen Freund in Südamerika benötigen!
Muchas gracias!
E.

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I tried to download the Photoshop manual in italian, but the link don't works...
This is the address:
http://help.adobe.com/archive/it/photoshop/cs6/photoshop_reference.pdf
I need for the italian manual beccose the program is in italian language.

Alessandro,
Please remember you are not addressing Adobe here. These are user to user forums.
Using proper netiquette (net-etiquette) will help you to receive a fast and polite response to your question.
Do not be abusive or aggressive in your tone
An aggressive or abusive sounding post will often evoke an aggressive or abusive and unhelpful reply
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Does anybody know if thePhotoshop CS6 (Standard Version) video editor can do the following:-
Steam video from a camcorder
Correct camcorder or camera shake
I rang Adobe Customer Services, who transferred me to the "Sales Department", who transferred me to the "Technical Support Department", who in turn transferred me to the "Video Department" and nobody could answer the above questions.
They couldn't even tell me if the capabilities were the same or similar to Premier Elements 10, so how are they going to sell this latest product, when nobody knows anything about it?
I eventually ended up talking to Customer Services AGAIN, who told me to ask on the Forum - hence this question!
Pam

Hi Pamela,
Photoshop CS6 Video does not include these features. If you'd like these included in a future release you could post this request on feedback.photoshop.com, which would allow other users to vote in support of the request.
Note that in version CS6 the video feature is the same for both Standard and Extended (3D features, however, are still not supported in Standard, including 3D animations).

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I gave the settings I used in exporting the Adobe Photoshop CS5 video. I want to know how I should change my settings. I may be creating the video all wrong or using the wrong product. I had a photoshop file with layers. I wanted the rain to fall out of the sky, so i made a video with the raindropd falling at a tween of 20 and I had like 380 frames after that. I could figur out how to get another layer to move at a different pace, so I exported the video (many times until i could get it as clear as possible). Then i added the video back in, and added in another layer (the one that was floating in the sky). No matter which setting I used to export the video, it wasn't as crisp as I was looking for. I exported the video and iserted it back in for the movement across the bottom. That came out really clear (but it came from http://videoblocks.com). Do you or anyone else know which is the best settings for me to use in Photoshop CS5? Or is there another program i could use to makke clear videos?
I want the video to be as original as possible.

A "must read"... Photoshop for Video

I highly recommend 'Photoshop for Video' by Richard Harrington (Focal Press) - 3rd edition.
I have never seen or read any better book on Photoshop for the video editor / artist. It is outstanding in the way this book relates PS to video and the technologies video editors work with.
Book relates PS to Premiere and After Effects mainly but also shows integration to Avid, FCP, Combustion etc.
Nice explanation how to set up PS for video and also how to get output to an external monitor. Great tips and ideas. Comes with a DVD full of resources.
A must have.

Craig,
Appreciate the rec.. With all of my PS tomes, none really cover PS for Video, and I had not seen this one. Even "Layers," and "PhotoShop" magazines, hardly cover the subject, concentrating more on print, or Web work. Heading to Amazon, as I type.
Hunt

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How does the Photoshop CC Video compare to Premire Elments? Which program does more? Is there any limit to the video length in Photoshop CC?
I want to do Photographs and Videos. Should I stay with Elements Photoshop & Premier or move to Photoshop CC for both Photos and Videos?
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AL_N_C
At this time, I am not going to make a case for either Photoshop CC or Premiere Elements for your video editing.
Please take a look at video editing workflow with Photoshop CC detailed by Terry White.
How To Edit Video In Photoshop CC | Adobe Creative Cloud TV: Photographers | Adobe TV
Does that sound like that will work for you?
Your choice is going to depend on your computer environment and video editing goals and budget. When you want to get into Premiere Elements in depth, we can do that next. But, consider if you really want to make the comparison between Photoshop CC (video) and Premiere Pro CC (if so, listen to the comments of Terry White on that subject in the video tutorial above).
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Premiere CS5 loses video reference when playing into an XDcam deck

I have CS5 on a new Toshiba Qosimo Computer with a NVIDIA GeForce 360m Card with 1 GB of ram. I am trying to play out a standard def NTSC 16:9 timeline and record it in an XDCam deck. If the clip is longer than 12 minutes the deck reports reference errors (at random points some before 12 minutes) and the record goes to black for a few seconds.
I submitted this to Adobe, which at one time had great customer technical support but unfortunately all I got back this time was someone named Indronil who said the following: I would like to inform that GFORCE GTS 360M graphics card is not in the support list of Adobe Premiere Pro cs5 & its not compatible with Adobe Premiere pro cs5 due to which its not working properly ,therefore we will not be able to support un-supported products and have to withdraw the case.
     From that cryptic and grammatically twisted sentence I take it that the graphics card is not one of only about ten listed by Adobe and Indronil is guessing it is not working properly or I would not be having a problem.   I also take it that Adobe has completely punted on customer service. Pity. They once were so good.
     So the card is probably working properly or else I wouldn't be able to play out anything of any length. So seeing as we are all on our own now, I would greatly appreciate any ideas on what could be the cause of this problem.
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Harvey

Todd,
     Good, I am glad Adobe has not punted on customer service because it is one of my last heroes in that area. My case number is Case #0181788080. I have upgraded to 5.0.2 but am still having the problem. The machine has two 500gb drives and I am using a 1TB external drive connected by e-sata.   I have tried putting the projects on either the second internal drive or the external drive and the problem is the same. If the timeline is more than 10 minutes long, I get loss of video reference errors within about a minute of recording. If it is under ten minutes the record goes fine, which makes me wonder if it is a cache somewhere that needs to be bigger.
     I'm not pushing the system very hard, this is 16:9 standard def. I have CS4 on an older XP machine and it plays into the XDCam deck without a problem, kind of ruling out the deck. Sony suggested that I change the IEEE1394 card to legacy which I did but the problem remains. Luckily most of my stuff is under 10 minutes, and the longer clips, I am either editing on CS4 or converting the CS5 to an AVI and then playing it out on the CS4 machine, but of course I would like to end that as soon as possible.
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Photoshop CS6 Video - how to Apply Many Transitions Efficiently ?

Hello, i edit lots of software video tutorials inside Photoshop CS6 and overlay the videos with lots of red circles and keyboard keys. All these overlays need a short fade-in and fade-out. How can i apply these fade-ins and fade-outs more efficiently?
So far i only can do like this:
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Is there any way to speed up the procedure of applying transitions? (Bulk-apply transitions? Keyboard ways?)
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If you know any *advanced* tutorials on video in Photoshop CS6 (written or video), i would be interested. I am very familiar with general Photoshop including general video there. I don't need any introduction.
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The long and short answer is that you are using the wrong tool, but since you already tried Premiere and were "overwhelmed", well, I guess that settles that. Seems to me you have locked yourself into a corner by habitually using PS for everything, no matter how awkward. It would really be easy to export all your graphics to separate files, import them in Premiere, build a prototype project and then save everything as presets. The same would be true for After Effects. In fact you could probably create a lot of stuff even natively in both programs using the titler tool or effects... Also what you describe is exactly what tools like Camtasia Studio also do automatically based on the mouse and keyboard data recorded during the session. I know it's not what you wanna hear, but it seems to me you are really using the wrong set of tools... As for solutions in PS - perhaps there's a way to get the edit points with scripting and then apply transitions automatically, but that's most likely as good as it gets...
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