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Then I recommend the version for Premiere. The filtration results of both AE and Premiere versions are the same. I recommend to do noise reduction as the very first step in your post-processing to avoid aggravation/modification of noise by any other post-processing operation, which may make noise re...

Which account did you use to install it originally? Which account to uninstall? Which to re-install?

Vlad

Please make sure you uninstall any previous version of Neat Video plug-in using the same Windows account you used to install it. For example, if you installed as administrator then uninstall as administrator. Otherwise, installing a new version in another account will not work because of Windows res...

If you are going to do a lot of editing then perhaps it is easier to clean first and edit clean versions of the clips simply because this will be faster. Cleaning itself is not fast, so once it is done you don't need to re-do it again and again when trying different versions in your editing process....

Yes, Huffy will help you preserve the quality before final DVD encoding. It should be faster than other codecs too.

Vlad

As I said, the utilization depends on many parameters. Since I don't know what you use, I cannot give any specific advise. You may want to try adjusting the abovementioned parameters to see what makes a difference.

Vlad

The utilization may depend on NV filter settings (for example, temporal filter radius), clip size, VirtualDub itself and other VD filters used with NV as well as codecs utilized. A typical utilization figure in our tests on a quad-core computer is 85%.

Vlad

The utilization may depend on NV filter settings (for example, temporal filter radius), clip size, VirtualDub itself and other VD filters used with NV as well as codecs utilized. A typical utilization figure in our tests on a quad-core computer is 85%.

Vlad

I think the Home edition is sufficient. It covers frame sizes up to DVD resolutions.

24 vs 48 bit mostly depends on your workflow and host application, but I think that 24 bits should be enough for VHS-to-DVD type of processing.

Vlad

Nah, I think they're pretty clear. They say it doesn't do 16bpc files. I am not sure about 16-bit files in PRE, but that option is about rendering itself (not about files): rendering is done with more than 8 bits per channel precision when the option is enabled. I'll just order a license right now....

Yeah, I guess their "32bit" refers to 8 bit per channel in rgba. No, that one is real. 32bit per channel They may simply misunderstand the question. I would simply ask why that option is not working in their product, despite the documenation statements. Thanks for your offer.Unfortunately...

Did you ask them about the Maximum Bit Depth option or about 16 bits? Here is a quote from the PRE documentation: Maximum Bit Depth Allows Adobe Premiere Elements to use up to 32-bit processing, even if the project uses a lower bit depth. Selecting this option increases precision but decreases perfo...

I found out waiting doesn't do the trick, but if I step a frame forward/backward Yes, that is what I meant by "after you select a frame". My question: does the professional version support the progressive mode directly (1900x1080)? Yes, the Pro edition can process that large frames just f...

I checked in v3.0.

Try to create a fresh project. After all, if the option is there then it should be accessible at least in some cases.

As far as I remember, I never saw it disabled.

Vlad

First of all, I'm using PS Elements 4. My problem is that when I want to capture a noise profile, the plugin often says the area is too small. At the bottom of the window the size indicator sometimes reports 64 x 36 (half frame), sometimes 279 x 158, and sometimes even 720 x 288. Welcome to Premier...