rmklaw said:
Thanks. I am doing it now. Slow process.
Yep, Photoshop renders video very slowly, and has limited rendering choices. Dedicated video apps like Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Sony Vegas or others will render video much faster and make better use of your CPUs and GPUs processing power. Photoshop's automatic correction based on lens profiles is nice - but for video it may not be worth putting up with Photoshop's slow rendering.
It may be better to use the built-in lens-distortion correction filters found in dedicated video apps - like the one in After Effects. Not automatic based on a lens profile, but it's easy to manually move a slider until it looks good. And they render a lot faster than Photoshop.