Yes, you have to copy the clips you want in the 1st project, either remember the order in which you copied them or rename them as you go within Clipmate so you will recognize them later. You might be able to get an answer from the Clipmate site. Clipmate is not specifically designed for PE, it works with most programs so there is no reason to think that it would not work with PE7. I can only give you partial answers, but this is what I know: Does the clip you copy retain the properties you had set, such as slow/fast motion, fade in/out, volume setting? Since I can have only 1 project open at a time, I presume you copy the clips you want to clipmate, close your project, open your new one, and paste there? Does clipmate work for PE7 (it's described for PE8)? That would be handy to have especially since I'm creating different versions of basically the same movie.ĬhancyRat wrote:I'm glad to find this thread as I want to solve the same problem.
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I could create a mini movie of the first clip for example which would include the opening title part of the theme, import that into a new movie. If I use the exported AVI, there's no way to break it apart into its components though, is that correct? (I am only trying to copy parts of the movie, not the whole thing.) Still, this is good to know because if you apply a theme to only part of the movie (like the first clip), then you can't select the opening & closing parts of the theme. It extends the Windows clipboard so that you CAN cut and paste between Premiere Elements projects!
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The exported AVI will load right into a DV project with virtually no loss of quality!Ģ) Download a program called ClipMate. But there are two options:ġ) Export your InstantMovie by going to Share/Personal Computer/AVI. Steve Grisetti wrote:Technically, not within the program.
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