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  • Premiere Pro CS4 Warning

    Posted by Don Hutcheson on August 7, 2009 at 7:12 pm

    I am adding Premiere Pro CS4 to my editing suite to go with the Vegas I’ve been using (to be compatible with all project partners). I have a couple of questions, please: can I import into Premiere any files I downloaded from my Sony HVR-Z1U and saved via Vagas?
    Second: I loaded Premiere on my new laptop and, upon installation completion, got a warning that said “Please run this program from the Administrator account so it can set up your license. Once the license is set up, you can run it from any account”. I was in the Administrator account (the only active account on the computer) when I loaded it. I researched the Adobe site and it recommends disabling all accounts. I’d like to avoid that if possible. How can I make Premiere recognize it is in the Admin account so it will register?
    Finally: do I need to buy any outboard hardware like a High Definition Intermediary, or can Premiere Pro CS4 and my quad-core 4g computer successfully download and edit (I’m not using AE or any complex motion graphics)?

    Thank you,

    Don

    Hutch

    Eric Jurgenson replied 16 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Eric Jurgenson

    August 7, 2009 at 7:36 pm

    I don’t know about the registration thing, but your laptop should work for editing HDV. I would recommend obtaining an ExpressCard e-SATA adaptor, and storing all your project files (including captured video) on an e-SATA capable desktop drive. This is much faster than FireWire. Don’t capture video on your system drive.

    Also I’m going to guess that Vegas captures can be imported directly into Premiere. Both applications capture HDV natively. But I have not actually tried it.

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