<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>

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Max
<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>

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Alex Harris
<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>

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How can I create a 1920x1080p25 preset in Premiere Pro CS4?
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# How can I create a 1920x1080p25 preset in Premiere Pro CS4?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-08-18)

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?

**Tags:** premiere, cs4, full-hd


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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2012-07-24. Score: 3

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.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-05-05. Score: 1

If you're missing the presets (which is what it sounds like) I have a solution for it [here](http://azcorporatevideo.com/missing-sequence-presets-in-adobe-premiere-pro-cs6-fixed/).

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!


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