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In your prefs for PPro…
how is your Ram Allocated for Adobe apps?
How much is left for the OS?
what kind of HD?
what kind of drive is it playing off of?
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October 19, 2015 at 1:26 pm in reply to: long form 1080 deliverable 1080 and 4k source pipeline setup questionsUpdate…
All went well last night.
He had already done the hard work of creating a master sync timeline…
So I showed hum how to move that into a multi-cam timeline which he was totally blown away by.Prior to my arrival…he had moved the project he started to a better machine (i7 with 32gb RAM and a good GFX card). So he has enough power to handle a couple of 4k Sony (XAVC?) streams and some 1080’s with color correction applied on the multi-cam setup. Right now he’s still working off a USB3 drive. I was pretty impressed. Not flawless, but pretty good playback. No transcode or proxying will be necessary for him to cut.
So he’ll have fun cutting with that for a few days. Then we can deal with some finishing work (secondary animation, color correction). He’s and audio engineer and sound designer….so we’ll export some stems and a proxy and he can mix to that.
On a side note….and completely hilariously….one of his two CPU monitors was a touch screen. So when I showing him multicam I accidentally found out that you can so the real time multicamera switching by touching the camera in the multi-view monitor. AWESOMENESS!
We really had a great time. As this guy is a friend and a former college teacher of mine. It was great to spend some time giving back to him, as he had such a positive impact on my life direction.
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October 18, 2015 at 2:05 pm in reply to: 5 Quick Questions on Premiere Transition/Workflow[Roger Alexander] “AUTO-TOGGLE?
1. You have to manually toggle a video track for cutting and editing on by clicking the toggle area on the left side of the track. Is there a shortcut to automatically toggle a particular track by clicking on the track or a clip on that track? Or maybe a keyboard shortcut to toggle where your cursor is?”This is called targeting in Keyboard short cuts. Search “Target” there.
[Roger Alexander] “CLIP INSERTS
2. When inserting a clip into your sequence, you can only choose between overwrite insert (replaces existing frames there) or a shift insert (shifts existing frames over like a ripple). Is there a way to insert a clip that just lays on top of the existing clip (without deleting what’s underneath it) and when I move the top clip somewhere else, the bottom clip will stay in tact”nope, there is no same track, nondestructive overwrite like you find in Vegas
[Roger Alexander] “CLIP COLORS, LABELS
3. Is there a way to manually change the color of some of the clips on the timeline of your sequence? When I just drop in regular files they are all blue, nests are green, adjustments are pink etc. What I want to do is change some of my regular blue clips to a different color which allows me to visually group like scenes in an area of the sequence. Or maybe a way to show the label colors of a clip on the timeline that I have set in the Project Bins for it?”check you preferences, the behavior of label colors following changes in the bin can be toggled. It’s probably off for you right now.
[Roger Alexander] “BIN EFFECTS?
4. Is there a way to apply an effect to a bin so that it effects all of the clips within the bin. Then when I update that effect, it also updates all of the clips in the bin? Adjustment layers don’t work well for my editing style.”Effects can be applied as “master effects” to sources if u load them to the source viewer and then apply the effects to source viewer. but it has to be done one by one. you can apply to one, go to effects controls, copy it…and load onther and paste it…but you do that in btach. and they aren’t linked together. changes made to one won’t ripple to the others. You say you don’t like adjusment layers. what are you trying to do? maybe nesting and working from the nests would be a good way to tackle it…
[Roger Alexander] “5. I use the “pancake timeline” method. (seen here) I have my bottom timeline full of all the “selects” or good takes from different scenes. I select the best ones and compile those in my “master” timeline up top. In each timeline, the takes are synched up to a copy of the song for the music video (obviously). Is there a way to sync the playhead/cursor between the two timelines for a quick drag and drop? For example, in my “selects” if I really like the shot that shows up at 1:33, is there a way to sync the timelines so that when I put my cursor on that clip in my “selects”, my cursor will also be at 1:33 in my “master” timeline and I can drag and drop it into my master at 1:33? Instead of having to manually find the 1:33 spot and pasting?”
PPro has “Gang” function in which the source viewer and sequence can be made to stay in sync. so that can keep you in sync. In your editing (program) timeline, the first icon can be toggled so that when you are editing from a source sequence (loaded into the source viewer) it can edit it as a nest or it will retrieve the acutal underlying source clip in the nest. Depending on some other decisions you make above….you may want to toggle this one way or another.
Also consider a multicam setup for seeing all you sync takes together. This can be very useful for music video work.
Hope that helps….
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Hi…
wrench in record viewer, disable…
“Composite Preview During Trim”
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Maybe you want to try “same as project”
see if we can get past that….
then work on other stuff..
if people are all writing to the same fixed location….that might cause a problem…
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October 15, 2015 at 2:18 pm in reply to: After Effects laggy in Premiere Pro when renderedno worries my friend! Glad we got it sorted!
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Are scrtach disks set to fixed location or with project?
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October 15, 2015 at 1:28 pm in reply to: After Effects laggy in Premiere Pro when renderedWhat are your sequence setting in Premiere, including frame rate?
thanks…
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October 15, 2015 at 11:59 am in reply to: After Effects laggy in Premiere Pro when renderedHmmm….
issues tend to center around whether the compression is making the computer work hard or the data rate of the encode is too high for the disk it’s playing back from.
mp4 so is sooo configurable, it could be either of those two things….
what are the properties of the video you are combining it with?
does that play ok?
what kind of drive is it playing off of?
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October 15, 2015 at 11:18 am in reply to: After Effects laggy in Premiere Pro when renderedWhat resolution?
Is ProRes an option to render to or are you on Windows?
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