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how to bypass conforming audio
I have Premiere Pro 2.Dual xeon,BlackMagic HD card,large raid. I want to import (not capture) an hour long show and put 2 seconds of black on heads and tails. It is unacceptable to wait 45 minutes to conform audio if I do not want to conform audio just to add black to the heads and tails.. In Vegas I can cancel the conform audio…. Where is the cancel in PP2? I have to edit credits,titles etc often so this is a must. Otherwise Vegas 7 is in and PP2 will be out.
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Sorry, there is no way to avoid audio conforming. However, audio conforming should be happening if your media settings = project settings. Is that the case?
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com
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Actually in PP2 I believe audio conforming only happens during idle times, meaning it doesn’t affect your editing, unless it is nessasary to the editing itself. That’s usually the case for non-DV footage, and there is really no way around it. You can also export at any time, the conforming will just stop until Premiere remains idle again. 45 minutes for an hour of footage sound a little long, DV usually take about 3-4 minutes per hour on my side.
Vince
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I am editing uncompressed,Black Magic Codec. There is no matching the audio bit rate… PP2 will conform the audio to 36 bits no matter what you input (capture is already 36 bit so there is no problem) and there appears to be no way to cancel this. There is no way to adjust the audio edit parameters either. At this point I cannot edit or output the final file due to the fact that Premiere Pro has to finish conforming before it will free the processors.Performance is very bad until PP2 is finished conforming the audio to 36 bits and the clients keep asking “What are we waiting for” and “Am I being charged for this?”…Km
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An hour-long show with 48KHz 24-bit audio is 988MB of audio data. You claim it takes 45 minutes to conform that, which means that your system is only reading+writing 22MB per minute. My system, with off-the-shelf hard drives and a simple 2-disk stripe, does 22MB per *second*. I would troubleshoot your system. It does not take 45 minutes to confirm an hour-long show.
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