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Proxy workflow in Premiere Pro CC 2015 pre 10.3
I’m currently running Premiere Pro CC 2015.2, which doesn’t have an automated proxy editing function.
To edit proxies, I imagine I transcode media files into proxies with a lower bitrate and order them into folders that have the folder structure of the folder with the original media files. If the media folders have the same structure and the files have the same file names as the originals, I can simply rename the media file folder before exporting, which should link the files in the timeline to the original files.
Is there another best practices way to edit proxies in NLEs that don’t have a dedicated function for this?
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Save yourself a potential headache and upgrade. The proxy process is very simple in Premiere.
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Thanks, I thought so.
However, my only option at the moment would be 10.3 or 10.4, which both are unavailable. Later versions don’t support my graphics card, and I don’t want to upgrade my entire hardware.
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I fixed it by switching to DaVinci Resolve 😅
I couldn’t get Resolve to work on my machine at first either, but there was an absolute Chad in the subreddit for my outdated OS that patched it to work.
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