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Premiere pro cc Multi-cam display problem
Hi.
Has anyone else had the problem where the viewer won’t display all of the multi-cam clips. No matter what size the viewer the clips are always displaying beyond the edge (as in the pic). Also the cursor position and the clip position in the viewer does not line up so when I click on a clip it will be the one to the left of it which will be selected.
The clips are all prores 422 1080p. My machine is a 2012 27″ imac. Core i7 with 32GB ram. My video card is an AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB. I am usig Premiere CC 7.0.1 This happens with either GPU or Software Rendering.
My work around at the moment is to use FCPX for multi-cam work and then render the edit (without effects because FCPX still produces glitched renders when certain effects are used). Then import into Premiere for finishing. I know about X to 7 but don’t trust its reliability enough to purchase. -
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You may have bought your iMac in 2012, but you have a mid 2011 iMac. The late 2012 has nvidia cards.
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Sorry. Yes it is a 2011 model. Are you saying that that is the issue?
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Nope just clarifying. I’ve had weirdness with multiscreen (see posts below) with Premiere/AE, but mainly having to do with the way Apple has done this multiscreen business probably. I haven’t tried multi cam yet in CC.
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This is a nasty little bug that I get all the time. Its to do with the last setting you have your program monitor set to before you open the Multi screen. If you have been viewing at 100% and then open a Multiscreen the problem will occur reliably. Go back to a normal sequence, choose 50% view on the program Monitor and then open the Multi screen. Problem gone.
Perhaps a multiscreen should default to showing all the screens whatever your previous settings?I used to be Jon Hiseman but I’m feeling better now.
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That nailed it. Thank you.
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