Aanarav Sareen
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Premiere Pro version?
What type of media are you trying to edit?Aanarav Sareen
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Problem is the native speed of the dual processors as they each would be a single, My understanding is that they only program certain SD functions as dual processor capable, HDV and HD is probably different as they are recommending HyperThreaded Processors or Duals, like I mentioned before Adobe should clarify this.”This is incorrect. As of this moment, I don’t think that Premiere Pro gives preference to SD over HDV. It will (or should) treat all video files as elements and should assign equal priority. If this was indeed something they programmed into the application, I am sure it would in the manual or mentioned in some other place. However, I see no such mention.
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[Payner44] “Good experiences meaning no lag in previewing the timeline on a second monitor?”
Yes.
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Take a look at the nVidia 7800 or the ATI1900. I have had good experiences with both.
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Right click on the image > field options > flicker removal.
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What version of Premiere Pro are you using? What are your export settings? Please be specific.
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What version of Premiere Pro are you using? Premiere Pro 2.0 has introduced multi-cam editing, which will help you out.
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What type of footage are you trying to render? What effects have been applied? Are you running any background processes? What are you trying to render to (aka output format)?
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It’s always a pleasure to help. If you have more questions, please feel free to post!.
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