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Adobe Premiere Pro AVCHD-PROXY
Hi, my videos are in AVCHD format and in Adobe Premiere CS4 it can be used in its native format, but not efficiently. In After Effects CS4 I was able to get it running fine with the use of a Proxy, but in Premiere it doesn’t seem to have the feature…is there anyway to get it to work well?
Thanks!
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3 Replies
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AVCHD requires a gutsy computer system with a tonne of ram and RAID 0 style HDD content playback. If your computer meets the minimum specs or below there is no way to make it perform true realtime without a hardware upgrade.
There are a couple of things you can do to minimise the applications ram usage which might give you better results.– Twirl up the Video and Audio tracks so you don’t see the head/tail thumbnail for video clips and the waveform for audio in the timeline.
– Work in Draft mode.
– Generel Preferences are set to “performance”, close PPro/restart PPro.Jon 😉
Jon Barrie
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Thanks for the response…Well my system is the following:
EVGA 750i Motherboard
Q6600 Quad Core 2.4GHz
4GB DDR2 1066
XFX 9600 GT w/ 512MbAs for raid 0, how would i set that up to improve my performance…
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You do not need a striped RAID configuration to edit AVCHD in it’s native format. If you used the Cineform converter a RAID would let you play several layers at once.
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