Brandon King
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I know this thread is really ancient… but…
I even formatted my computer and Premiere Pro CS4 still doesn’t work!
Then I switched to PPCS3 and… it works perfectly fine!
I’m gonna try your ideas and see if they work.
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Well thank you very much for the help anyway!
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Thanks a lot!
But is there anyway you can change it through the program itself?
Or can you only to change it through altering the display settings for the whole computer?
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Ok thanks for your help.
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So you just want me to uninstall all games and all CS4 products, and then re-install CS4 products?
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Like I said, I already had some computer games when it was working, but I just installed a few more and I don’t quite understand how some games could disrupt CS4 products.
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Is it possible that I just re-install those codecs? Also, this only occurs with Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, not After Effects which also involves video footage. When Premiere Pro was working, I still had some games on it and it would work fine. Not to mention I re-installed Premiere Pro CS4 and it still wouldn’t work. In the case if I uninstall my games and CS4, you are most like referring to ALL games and CS4 products, if I am correct?
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Previously I had another video editing program called Pinnacle Studio, and that is probably where those other codecs came from, but I later uninstalled the program to free up hard disk space. The only things I installed were a few computer games and other software. Those codecs were installed before CS4.
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Not yet.
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Although this may sound trivial, the video duration timer always remains the same at whatever part its left off. So I’m not sure if there’s a setting where Premiere only plays the audio of the selected clip.