Aanarav Sareen
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Have you tried using a new/different firewire card or a different deck? Also, try switching cables…
Aanarav Sareen
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This is not a bug. As Jeff mentioned above, move your window from one monitor to another.
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Keep us posted on how it goes.
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Not a bug, but certainly an annoyance. If you allow it to be completed the first time, you won’t have to render over and over again. It’s all or none.
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[Charlie Steiner] “would that make it keep doing it?”
Yes, that will re-render the entire thing. Unfortunately, it doesn’t “remember” that you have done this previously. [Charlie Steiner] “so the audio has no reason to change.”
That is how nested sequences work in PRemiere Pro. Everytime you nest sequences or clips, there will be some audio rendering.
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[stevetader] “is there any way to save a backwards compatible file in ae 7?”
No.
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I have to agree. I am getting very, very involved with AE (it really is addicting!) at the moment and I personally think that the 3d floor/dance tutorial is worth the price of admission alone! Also, if you use Encore DVD, the two tutorials are the best you are going to get !
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Here is the project file directly from Trapcode:
https://www.trapcode.com/download/echo_kaleid.aepAanarav Sareen
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Ah. Good old Scala. What version are you using? We are running a year old version, so I might be able to check it out personally. Since you have the option of using a quicktime MOV, I would reccomend purchasing Quicktime Pro for $30. Why? Because you can add subtitles right within QT Pro and then toggle the subtitle track.
Please refer to page # 36 of the Quicktime User Guide, found here: https://images.apple.com/pro/pdf/QuickTime_7_User_Guide.pdf
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It shouldn’t be happening over and over again. When the first time you launched the multi-cam window, did you wait for the entire thing to render? If you did, do you have enough hard-drive space left?
The reason it’s happening?
Premiere Pro is using nested sequences to edit multicam tracks and it has to render the audio previews for this to work succesfully.Aanarav Sareen
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