Chris Borjis
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I always set it to “same as project.”
But I hear what your saying about it.
yesterday I made an .omf and noticed it was going through
the cache folder on my system disk…that I don’t like.any issues I’m having now, I’m just dealing with
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as a work around can you use the sony P2 utility?
Its windows only as i understand
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Chris Borjis
March 21, 2012 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Premier Pro & Aja LHe not playing nice together…[jeremy Rowell] ” although the audio won’t play sometimes…”
I get that occasionally with cs 5.5 and my LHe
I’m hoping the next drivers for cs 6 are nearly
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Chris Borjis
March 21, 2012 at 5:54 pm in reply to: Premier Pro & Aja LHe not playing nice together…and if that doesn’t work, contact aja email support.
they respond very quickly.
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Chris Borjis
March 21, 2012 at 4:16 pm in reply to: Is your MAC running 64-bit kernel?…..Maybe not…..ha ha.
In a support mail from aja, the person said i wasn’t booting
the 64-bit kernel, then I read the post where the adobe
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Davib, I was looking at budget CUDA cards as well.
It ended up just making a lot more sense to purchase
a PNY Quadro 4000 for mac. I paid $ 768 for it online.you might be able to get one for a bit less on ebay.
they come with the internal power cable needed.
It sure makes a difference, I can tell you that.
Keying with ultrakeyer in premiere, playing in realtime…un-rendered.
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If your running snow leopard or lion, those are 64bit
capable o/s. Likely the reason they are running.Even the old G5 systems (I just sold two of recently) if
you look on the box it says 64-bit computer on it.The odd part is they aren’t in the system requirements minimum.
interesting discussion.
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I don’t like the work area either.
I went to render out a specific section of a video
(had marked it in and out) and it was exporting the whole thing.it shouldn’t do that.
I suspect CS 6 will take care of that aspect.
Adobe has worked really hard to make it easier to use
for those of us coming from Avid / FCP -
[Peter McCue] “Do I need to recut my sequences using the 4:3 800×600 format?
or
Should I leave everything HD and encode to those specs after?
Pete
What picture resolution should I purchase?
and of course …
What else am I probably missing that will rear it’s ugly head when I attempt delivery of this project?”1. edit in HD, the exported clip should be 854×480 SD or 1280×720 HD
2. I would encode it with:
Video: H.264 – bitrate 1500kbps, 2-pass vbr (make it 3000kbps if you do HD)
Audio: AAC – bitrate 128kbpsThese settings are basically the same for an iPad.
** NOTE make sure you don’t encode with any profile above 4 or it won’t play)
you might need to get your hands on the tablet to test or send them some test clips to ensure you get it right. I wouldn’t do it, then just send a file and expect it to play….it very well could, but you
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[Ron Pestes] “It looks like the audio tracks take either stereo or mono. That would be awesome.”
hells ya!
I bet A LOT of fcp users asked them to change it (I did)