user525: I need to edit some source material that comes in 1920x1080p25, with a pixel aspect ratio of 1.
However, I'm missing the presets for this, and the closest I can find is HDV 1080p25, which would be 1440x1080 at a pixel aspect ratio of 1.3333. When I try to customize it, I obviously can't just change the PAR or the frame size.
How do I create a sequence that handles my 1920x1080 content?

user5890: If you're missing the presets (which is what it sounds like) I have a solution for it here.
It involves uninstalling the CS suite, then reinstallling premiere as a standalone OR you can just click on help>update (if that option is available for you). There are a few tools you need to download as well to clean it from your registry after uninstalling. The long answer is on my website, hope it helps!

user2663: I don't use CS4 but in CS5.5 you can do it this way: Open the Composition dialog, open the Settings tab, and choose Custom as preset (this should be the first entry). Now you can change all parameters. To save you preset, click the button Change preset at the lefthand bottom.

525: <p>I need to edit some source material that comes in 1920x1080p25, with a pixel aspect ratio of 1.</p>

<p>However, I'm missing the presets for this, and the closest I can find is HDV 1080p25, which would be 1440x1080 at a pixel aspect ratio of 1.3333. When I try to customize it, I obviously can't just change the PAR or the frame size.</p>

<p>How do I create a sequence that handles my 1920x1080 content?</p>
 5890: <p>If you're missing the presets (which is what it sounds like) I have a solution for it <a href="http://azcorporatevideo.com/missing-sequence-presets-in-adobe-premiere-pro-cs6-fixed/" rel="nofollow">here</a>.</p>

<p>It involves uninstalling the CS suite, then reinstallling premiere as a standalone OR you can just click on help>update (if that option is available for you). There are a few tools you need to download as well to clean it from your registry after uninstalling. The long answer is on my website, hope it helps!</p>
 2663: <p>I don't use CS4 but in CS5.5 you can do it this way: Open the Composition dialog, open the <strong>Settings</strong> tab, and <strong>choose Custom as preset</strong> (this should be the first entry). Now you can change all parameters. To save you preset, click the button <strong>Change preset</strong> at the lefthand bottom.</p>
