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Premiere Pro CC Scanning Closed Captions
So I thought I would open a current project I am working on in Premiere Pro CS6 into Premiere Pro CC. There are about 25 Sequences. It seems to open fine but then I notice at the bottom right of the timeline it says ‘Scanning Open Captions’. I can’t seem to do anything while it is doing this. After about 5 minutes of doing this the project crashes. Anyone seen this behavior. I’m not too worried about it because I’m still editing the project in CS6, but just wanted to see what it was.
Greg Jones
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Tried opening a different project and the same thing. Is it just me or does Premiere Pro CC seem very buggy and sluggish? The same project in CS6 seems very responsive and of course doesn’t crash.
Greg Jones
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[Greg Jones] ” Is it just me or does Premiere Pro CC seem very buggy and sluggish?”
it’s something in your project.
CC has been VERY snappy and stable, faster/smoother than CS 6 in my experience.
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I think I may have figured out the issue. When I converted my project file from CS6 to CC, I had about 12 sequences open. Apparent CC didn’t like this. I closed the sequences, except for 1 in CS6 and reopened in CC. Seemed to open fine now. It does seem a lot more responsive. I can play through high res stills now without the computer slowing down.
Greg Jones
D7 -
I think I may have figured out the issue. When I converted my project file from CS6 to CC, I had about 12 sequences open. Apparent CC didn’t like this. I closed the sequences, except for 1 in CS6 and reopened in CC. Seemed to open fine now. It does seem a lot more responsive. I can play through high res stills now without the computer slowing down.
Greg Jones
D7Greg Jones
Orlando,Fl.
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Good to know, Greg. Thanks for the update.
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