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What proxy files would you recommend for a bare minimum windows machine as per Adobe system requirements?
That is for a final 10 minutes docu. video (A-roll + B-roll + background music) based on AVCHD H.264 1080p.
Either PP CC 2014 or CC 2015.Thanks.
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I’m gonna tell you right now, when the big boys come to your post they’re gonna ask you to provide your machine’s specs so you may as well post them now. It’ll make it a lot easier for them. Just saying bare bones means nothing. You could be running Windows 98 for all they know.
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Thanks duke for your response.
It could not be Windows 98 for example as that does not fit Adobe system requirements.
Anyway, it’s an Intel Core2 Duo, Windows 7 64 bit, 4 GB RAM, one HDD 7,200 rpm, no GPU. -
I was being facetious. Now that you’ve added that information I’m sure the pros here will be better able to help you.
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[Yair Bartal] “Intel Core2 Duo, Windows 7 64 bit, 4 GB RAM, one HDD 7,200 rpm, no GPU.”
I’m not sure if a proxy workflow would even help. Your computer isn’t that hot. You could try DNxHD LB and see if that runs.
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Technically its off line editing. Premiere does not do proxy.
I would go for dv avi in a 1920×1080 sequence. Dont scale up the footage but set progam window to 50-75%. then replace footage by original
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Thanks Ann.
I’m not sure I understand the difference between offline editing and proxy footage usage, as it seems to be the same according to this link for example:https://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/offline-editing/
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If Premiere had a real proxy feature you would be able to switch between original and proxy files on the timeline very easily by just pressing a button.
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OK, thanks Ann and thanks Tero for your advice.
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Well, it seems this is coming in Premiere pro CC 2016.
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