Re: Proxy Editing
"It'd be foolish to upgrade from DV to AVCHD and expect your older Core 2 processor to keep up" Well of course. But if you've spent a few grand on a new computer, and then almost a grand on Adobe...
View ArticleRe: Lens distortion correction in Premiere CS6?
Both these replies are a bit rude and unhelpful. I am editing in Premiere, and I am not very familiar with it. The question is about how to fix lens distortion in Premiere. Maybe there's a way to do...
View ArticleRe: Lens distortion correction in Premiere CS6?
This tutorial demonstrates that one critical step was missing from the prior tutorial, which is to convert the video layer to a smart object before applying the effectQuite contrary: that's you who...
View ArticleRe: Choppy playback in CS6
GoPro material is extremely demanding on the system in CS6. Even on much more powerful systems than yours, a 4 GoPro camera multicam sequence shows choppy behaviour. Your i5 CPU is simply not powerful...
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Re: make it work
[personal insult removed] You will never get it working if thats the way you describe an issue!
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Adobe Forums: FAQ: What information should I provide when asking a question on this forum?
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I bought premier cs6 a gearbox but it will not run on my computerin my car and yes i clicked windows and not macintoshinserted the key so it should be running on the right systemin the right car. I...
View ArticleRe: Sony F5 footage crashing Premiere CS6
Got a friend to look into it: Basically it's such a new format that the import plugins arn't out yet. For FCPX Sony has an XAVC plugin that enables native editing but its only a beta which I can't...
View ArticleRe: AVCHD? Can Premiere Pro handle the longer clips?
Spanned clips is another issue as Greg explained in your quote.
View ArticleRe: h.264 export without audio creates files that are not recognized in...
Can't you just rename the videos you have already exported from *.m4v to mp4 and solve the problem?
View ArticleRe: Project Files constantly becoming Corrupt - CS6
Interesting....I have colorista, mojo, and looks. I've seen other threads about some problem beteween red giant plugins and adobe premiere. After they crash your system, do your files get corrupted?
View ArticleRe: h.264 export without audio creates files that are not recognized in...
Nope. If you export M4V file with Audio disabled, QuickTime can't play it back irrespective of the file extention and throws Error 2048 'couldn't open the file'. However, the reverse trick works just...
View ArticleRe: Network Storage (SAN or NAS) or Terminal Use for VideoEdit
Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1152026 No current version will work with anything other than files on a local hard drive (that may be eSata or USB3... just not over a network)
View ArticleRe: move an a track incrementally?
Not sure, but I did turn off synch lock. Eventually what I ended up doing was nudging the video to the synch point, and that seemed to work. So I'm guessing they were split? Never could nudge the audio...
View ArticleSubclip audio not exporting
I'm using a dual system where I have the original MOV and then sync and merge the onset audio. I then created subclips from the merged clips. I can play them back just fine in PPro. The audio is there....
View ArticleRe: Timeline keeps stopping when playing back still images?
That seemed to help, though this is in a student computer lab so students are supposed to be using external drives to store and work on their projects. Isn't it generally better to work on an external...
View ArticleRe: Project Files constantly becoming Corrupt - CS6
Mine did. It was giving me a "serious error" and then crash the project. Soon as I uninstalled colorista it would open the same projects again.
View ArticleRe: AVCHD? Can Premiere Pro handle the longer clips?
So there is an issue?!!! Please if you nothing of interest to say then please dont say anything!!!
View ArticleRe: Timeline keeps stopping when playing back still images?
Stan, Everything depends on the connection type, and the speed of the drives, themselves. Same for a USB 3.0 to a fast external. An eSATA connection to a fast external will be just fine. A USB 2.0...
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