Al Perry
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If you posted in a forum “i need an affordable and spacious family car” and someone replied “you should reduce the size of your family and get a sports car because they are quicker and better” would you find that helpful advice?
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As I said previously, I have no wish to keep upgrading (at the moment at least). I don’t need the additional functionality for what i do (short experimental films and music videos using 1080p DSLR footage). I just need the interface to feel quick and responsive, exactly like it used to.
My question was very specifically and clearly how to go back to a previous OS so I could run something like CS6 in perpetuity, offline. That is to say, have this very same machine running as smoothly as it did 4 years ago.
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Give up being smug and presumptuous.
I make short experimental films and music videos mostly using a DSLR or my phone and don’t go anywhere near 4k, nor do I wish to. If I did I would expect to upgrade my hardware, naturally. The point is the same setup used to handle the same 1080p material beautifully, previewing effects at full res, jumping around the timeline quickly and responsively. It’s about the applications themselves becoming bloated. Shortcuts that hang a second or don’t register, a stutter before playing, resizing windows moving well behind the cursor. I can no longer show audio waves on the timeline because drawing them is now too strenuous, even though this worked sweet in PremierePro over a decade ago.