Chris Borjis
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Not sure if you can now…cineform is owned by gopro now…
maybe install gopro utilities to get that codec?
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[Neil Sadwelkar] ” I thought I could do this at my work machine, and got another subscription for there too.”
Neil, you do realize that 1 subscription is good for 2 machine installs right?
it can be pc/pc mac/pc or mac/mac versions.
they can be on the same network too.
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David, did you try my workaround?
That should get you running in the meantime.
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It’s not what you specifically asked, but the new premiere has
the audio sync built in. It’s fast and so far for me 100% reliable. -
I hear that.
If I have a bunch of sequences to get exported and have time or
running overnight I do que them.Exporting H.264 takes WAY longer though compared to codecs like ProRes
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also sending it to que typically adds A LOT more export time.
I had a video that exported directly out of premiere took 15 minutes.
that same sequence exported through the queuing in ame wanted an hour! -
I used to have that exact same problem with CS 6.
Two ways around it:
reboot the computer, open the project, export it.
if that doesn’t work:
make a new sequence with same settings, copy and paste
the problem sequence into the new one. (copy it, don’t nest it)that would definitely fix it (when I was on CS 6)
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I use built in fcp7 but change a few for:
Render all within work area and previous/next edit.
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I have fcp keyboards in both my edit suites.
So I’ve used the fcp keyboard layout in Premiere.
It made it a much easier transition (shortcut wise)
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AHA! Thanks Peter. It wasn’t expanded down far enough to see.