Chris Lauritzen
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I notice that every time I make a correction in the roto brush mask it creates a new layer. By the time I’m 12 seconds into the clip I’ve literally got hundreds of layers. Can that be right? If so, no wonder it’s so slow. I must be doing something wrong.
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Thanks Kevin and Dave. I was hoping for a silver bullet. But it sounds like you both agree that for something as basic as what I’m doing a previous version might be better. CS6 vs CC2014: any preference? I really hate to hear this. The programs that I use most often (Muse, Dreamweaver, Premiere, Photoshop) have come a long ways in the last few years.
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Thanks Niccolo. I’ll try making the change. I was having problems with the round trip function so I decided to just use the Premiere link. Maybe that’s it. I’ll let you know.
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Thanks Todd. I think I did get the answer I was looking for (haven’t tested it yet). If ANYONE is planning on doing a slide presentation using Premiere Pro CS5 and lots of images, I suggest reading the following thread all the way to the bottom: https://forums.adobe.com/message/3586244#3586244
If you don’t, you’re in for a lot of heartache. There’s an obscure default setting in Preferences on the Media menu having to do with writing XMP ID’s to files. I recommend turning it off as suggested in the above thread on the Adobe site at least when doing slide shows. I’ve been through many tutorials on Premiere (Lynda.com, Adobe, etc.) and never heard anything about this. I’ve even taught editing using Premiere Pro at the college level and have never encountered this. Again, read the above thread before starting a any kind of project with lots of imported images. THANKS AGAIN TODD! -
I’m using Premiere CS5 on Windows 7, i7 Quadcore with 16 megs of RAM, 2T Raid 0, and an approved nVidia graphics card and I’m also getting the red screen glitch. It lasts anywhere from 2 frames to 2 seconds and it seems to knock the audio out of sync by about however long the glitch is. It happened on an event that was shot in HDV on a Sony Z1 so the system has plenty of horsepower. Fortunately it hasn’t caused me to crash or lock up. Video looks great when the MPEG is played back with, say Windows Media Player, but shows up in the same place everytime when using Premiere. I’ll try your solution but frankly our problems sound a little different albeit similar symptoms. I’m blown away that no one here has a solution. It’s obviously been around for several generations of Premiere. One thing I did notice: my original footage is on a portable drive. I reloaded the footage onto the RAID and a few of the spots where I was getting the glitch… shifted. I haven’t gone to tech support yet because I feel pretty sure everyone will point at everyone else.