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Its not that the window isn't there, it is that the right monitor *sorry, I got confused in that first post* won't show the video if I just go to the next frame, I have to play the whole thing. Then even if I stop it the screen goes black instead of showing the frame I stopped at.

The left screen in the monitor window for some reason stays black unless I play my sequence. Before I reinstalled premiere though, it would show a single frame. So if I pressed right once, it would show the frame I just moved to, but now it just shows black. Any idea how to fix this?

Alright, well I am trying to save my AMV like the technical guide recomends. However Premiere keeps freezing when the export reaches frame 1861. I have no idea why, especially when the estimated time thingy keeps going down. Anyone have any suggestions?[/code]

I read that, but I didn't really understand it XD. I was worried it may have been interlacing, but when I found out my video was like this I wasn't sure if there was anything I could do.

Is there any way to fix it still?

Yeah uhm....did I what now?

Alright, well I recently finished an AMV of mine, but I tried playing it back on DivX and also on Windows Media Player. Both times, my video while on Premiere looked fine, now has some odd looking lines going across it, mostly when things move around. The video I used was ripped from a dvd so I don'...

Alright thanks. Well I shall try to reconstruct it I suppose.

I was just working on my third AMV, and was through around 2 minutes and 34 seconds of it. >_> It was for me at least perfect and what I wanted. I was dragging a clip to make it longer and Premiere just....closes. On its own. It just closes. I stop and stare at my computer for a second then panic. I...

You pretty much got what I was saying. The question I guess generally was, "Do you watch it first on your TV then remember those exact parts, or do you just watch it on premiere or wherever and get it then". When I used WMMM I just had it put each episode in one large block since splitting it up too...

I was just wondering how do people here who use Adobe Premiere choose what scenes to use?

Originally I used windows moviemaker and it was much easier to choose your scenes, and it didn't lag up. How do people using AP do it? Watch before hand and get certain parts or what?