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How are you connecting? via USB or Firewire? What canon device type are you using in Options section?
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To add to what Vincent mentioned, You should always preview color adjustment and correction on a external video monitor to get a more accurate insight of whats going on.
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If its a older monitor, you probably need an adapter to be able to use it on a PC, I used to have one for adapting PC monitors to Apple, I guess it would go the oppisite way.
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Are you using FAT32 or NTFS?, FAT32 has a 4gig file limit.
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What is your original source footage format?
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[Vincent Becquiot] “they also have a ‘lite version'”
The lite version is Grass Valley Procoder Express, does a decent job with format conversion
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What are your project settings, and a description of the video you are using?
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There is a link at the top of the Premiere forum about podcasts, follow the links listed, there is one on color correcting.
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[james c] “I will be using Redrock Micro’s adapter for several projects as well, so I guess I need to know if Premiere will handle the flip or if I’ll have to use another program.”
You didn’t say what format camcorder for the redrock, DV, HDV? and the kind of lenses you plan on using?
Problem isn’t usually the NLE but how to preview the footage if using anamorphic lenses like a 1.85 or 2.35 -
[james c] “Is it still advantageous to use a Cineform product with Premiere for HDV on less expensive systems?”
Yes, doing native HDV can be a drain on system resources.
A Asus P5W DH DELUXE is a good mobo.
Most Nvidia cards 78xx and up.
You can probably reuse all your drives, system drives don’t have much impact on performance once a program is loaded.