[Bethan Hughes]

It’s version 1.0 and I’m very aware that it’s naff – however that doesn’t help me right now.

[Bethan Hughes]

Underneath Audio Preview files there is only Conformed Audio files.

I’ve searched my entire computer and the only Media Cache Files that I have are for Encore DVD projects.

I really don’t know what to do.

I am using quite an old version of Premiere Pro though – I don’t know if that makes a difference?

Bethan

[Bethan Hughes]

I’ve checked where you said and there doesn’t seem to be a location for Media Cache Files, only for preview files, captured files and auto-save files. I’m very afraid of deleting the wrong thing!

Bethan

[Bethan Hughes]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.
Before I do anything though, I just want to check that I understand what you mean (save me making any dire mistake!)…

Do I need to actually delete the cache files? And then when I open the project it will automatically rebuild them?
Sorry for the questions but I’m not too familiar with this sort of thing.

I have backed-up the cache files to another external hard-drive just in case.

Thanks,

Bethan

[Bethan Hughes]

Yes, the text was rasterized.

I was exporting as a Canopus DV AVI file – 720×576 (16:9).

I’ve found that by exporting as a Quicktime movie it eliminates the problem with the graphics, but then when it’s almost finished it says “Error compiling movie: Unknown Error”. Argh!

I really need this exported tonight so that I can burn it for a client to view tomorrow morning :/

[Bethan Hughes]

I’m working in DV PAL 720×576 Widescreen (16:9) and the titles are set up to conform to that setting.

The thing I don’t understand is that when I play the project through the titles on the TV screen are crystal clear – It’s only when I export the file that I’m having a problem.

Bethan

[Bethan Hughes]

Thanks a lot for your help on this – all sorted now!

Bethan