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rendering premiere pro cs2
Is there anyway to decrease rendering in 2.0? Using multi camera – 2 cameras — and everytime the slightest thing is changed, I have to wait 15 minutes to “render required files.”
One answer some time ago was to split the clip up into small segments..Is that the only way?
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Hey Randall,
Can you supply the media properties and the project settings. If you are working with a DV project and matching DV media there should be no rendering required in a nested sequence set to multicam. Unless there are effects on them. But that should be done in the later stages after the edit is locked in.
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Jon…Thanks for the response about rendering…
Here are some details:
Two DV cameras, captured avi clips of about one hour, put on separate tracks and synchronized in Seq 1.
Seq 1 than put in Seq 2 (nested?), multi enabled with sound from track 1.
Seq 2 then monitored with Camera 1 or Camera 2 being selected according to what looks best.If I change anything in Seq 2, or Seq 1, then everything has to be re-rendered as I said earlier.
Are there specific folders that contain the rendered files that could be used if the current stuff is put in a new folder with nothing else changed?
Project settings: General.
Editing mode: DV NTSC; Timebase: 29.97 frames/second
Video: Frame size: 720 horizontal; 480 vertical 4:3
Pixed aspect ration: D1/DV NTSC(0.9)
Fields: Lower Field First
Display Fromat: 30 fps Drop-Frame Timecode
Title Safe Area: 20……20
Action Safe Area: 10…..10Audio: Sample Rate: 48000 HZ
Display format: Audio SamplesCapture:
Capture Format: DV CaptureVideo Rendering:
Maximum Bit Length (not checked)
File Format: DV NTSC
Compressor: DV NTSC
Color Depth: Millions of Colors
Optimize Stills (checked).I don’t know if any of this make sense but thanks for you interest.
Randall Martin
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