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Subclips edit and saving the Proyect with Proyect Manager
Hi. This is my first post in this forum, although i´ve been following it for a long time, so i want first to say hello to all the members. Please excuse me if my english is not too good, but my lenguage is spanish (Spain) and don´t practise my english too much.
I´m using Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a PC.
I´ve edited a proyect using subclips from 2 large original clips. Everything ok, but when i export it with the proyect manager to save the whole proyect and its media in other new folder, premiere copys the original clips as many times as subclips i have in the proyect pannel.So, if i have one original clip of 1,2 gb from which i´ve made 20 subclips, premiere copys in the new folder 1,2 gb for each subclip i made from him, it means that is copying the original clip as many times as subclips i have made from it.
In the proyect manager pannel i select Compile and Copy all the media in new folder. It says that the estimated size of the new folder will be 1,4 gb, but the real size of it is about 24 gb!!!
If i select the other option, Trim al media and copy to new folder, the estimated size is 24 gb, and the results are the same. 🙁Any idea? Is it a bug or i´m doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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If the original footage is Long GOP based, it can’t be trimmed. If you’d like to see this feature, please request it: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Kevin Monahan
Sr. Content and Community Lead
Adobe After Effects
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The fact is that if i delete all this 1,2gb copys and copy the original clips and the proyect file into this new folder instead of the one that the proyect manager saves into it (which has a different size, by the way), i can open the proyect in other machine with no problem. I think that premiere should save references to the subclips taken from the original clip into the proyect file, as he does with transitions or titles, and giving him this original clip from the subclips where taken should be enough to rebuild the proyect. So i think this could be a bug of the 64 bit versions, because i´ve checked that in CS3 this procedure works fine…
Regards
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You can file a feature request for that: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Kevin Monahan
Sr. Content and Community Lead
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Systems, Inc.
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