[Chris Gunningham]

Try exporting to 640 x 360 (third HD res) do you still get the purple line?

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

Take look at this thread
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/142/875625
Failing that check this out https://aeroquartet.com/movierepair/xdcam

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

What is your deliverable? Personally I would make your sequence 1080i square pixels par, this won’t affect the quality of your canon footage. Or you could always do it as a p sequence if the majority is p and deinterlace the Canon footage (if you are delivering for the Web for example). Hope that helps.

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

What codec and resolution is the source footage and what codec/ res are you exporting to? Also cs6 or cc?

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

Thanks, I’ll do a feature request then.

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

For me dynamic link is a quick way to get a clip into after effects. However I always duplicate my clip first then dynamic link. I also render the clip out of after effects, import in premiere. It’s not the quickest but it gives me more peace of mind. You can also import the ae comp into premiere so that may help relink your dynamic link.

Cheers Chris

Chris Gunningham
Online/VFX Editor

[Chris Gunningham]

Found this from another forum, looks like 10.9 could solve your problem “Fortunately OpenCL works on the GTX 780 on the latest 10.9 Preview. For some reason Luxmark scores are about 10% better than on Windows 8.0 (although Windows 8.1 reportedly has nVidia performance improvements too). So it’s likely there will be support when Mavericks is released, at least.
Note that cuy Adobe Pr CC doesn’t officially support the GTX 780 on either Windows or Mac, whereas the GTX 680 is supported on both platforms:

https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/tech-specs.html

EDIT: Premiere Pro CC loads OK and recognizes that OpenCL is running on an Uncertified card, but allows it to be used. I’ve no idea whether or not it’s performing as expected, however.”

Hope that helps
Chris

[Chris Gunningham]

Think you are into slightly unsupported territory here, which i’m sure you realise. I seem to remember something about power to the card being an issue but worth checking. Another reason why windows looks a better option to me currently.

[Chris Gunningham]

I would if space isn’t an issue. Previews can be regenerated by re rendering but saves time if you have them. I like to have auto saves just in case I need to revisit a particular point in the edit. Cheers Chris

[Chris Gunningham]

Actually reading your post again, be aware the project manager will trim your media (but not red footage) you can add handles however. In this case you may want to copy all your media and your premiere project (which includes your sequence). I recommend mirroring your folder structure on the backup as much as possible to ease relinking.

Thanks Chris