I trust you all! :) Need recommendation!

[George Tyndall]

I have the track set to Large Size and it shows all frames.

Where is that setting located, please? Ae you referring to the slider that enlarges the Timeline?

[Chuck Engels]

Wow George, I have to go look and see where this is in version 4, be right back....

Ok,
On the timeline, at the left side of each track, there is a film strip icon.
Clicking the film strip icon changes the track view display from; no thumbnails, thumbnails at beginning and end, thumbnails at beginning of clip only, All Thumbnails.

Then, if you click the >> at the top right coner of the timeline you can select Track Size; Small, Medium or Large, I like Large most of the time especially if I don't have too many tracks to work with. I almost never use the Small setting

[George Tyndall]

... I like Large most of the time especially if I don't have too many tracks to work with.

Thanks still once again for that. As I have yet to need more than 1 video and 1 audio track, the Large setting is perfect.

[Chuck Engels]

George, There are some great video tutorials in Products section, there are some good free ones also.
I highly recommend watching them, you will learn lots

[John 'twosheds' McDonald]

I come late to this thread having been away, but I just want to wind back to the postings on 'low light graininess'. When I have this problem on my videos I use the Neat Video plug-in to smooth out some of the graininess. It is a really useful add on. Info here:-

http://www.neatvideo.com/

[rolawren]

I come late to this thread having been away, but I just want to wind back to the postings on 'low light graininess'. When I have this problem on my videos I use the Neat Video plug-in to smooth out some of the graininess. It is a really useful add on. Info here:-

http://www.neatvideo.com/

Does this work for PE 4.0 only? Or do you need After Effects? I followed the link and only saw After Effects mentioned, in the quick look I had.

Ta,

Robyn

[Bob]

Neat Video has different plugins for different applications including one for Premiere (which also works in Premiere Elements).

[rolawren]

Thanks Bob and John.

Robyn