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Oh, sorry, I forgot to mention that. I use (or should I say, am TRYING to use ;) Premiere 5.1 RT Win 98.
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Oh, sorry, I forgot to mention that. I use (or should I say, am TRYING to use ;) Premiere 5.1 RT Win 98.

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Anyone know the answer to this question?
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How do you apply a video filter in Premiere? &nbsp;I read the help file and did what it told me: select the clip in the timeline, go to filters, and select. &nbsp;But I could not get the video I selected to show up on my original video! :| &nbsp;How would I do this?
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How do you apply a video filter in Premiere?  I read the help file and did what it told me: select the clip in the timeline, go to filters, and select.  But I could not get the video I selected to show up on my original video! :|  How would I do this?

Applying a Filter in Adobe Premiere

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