Chris Wright
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Audio Coin
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COW Coin
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what is the video codec you are trying to export with? avi is just a container. some older codecs don’t support large dimensions, other just need to change their profile to 6.1 or higher.
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i was reading there were many people on adobe forums with your same setup and issue. some uses may have had luck trying the premiere beta version.
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autokroma.com/Influx
is a 3rd party plugin
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If you were exporting to h.264, it shouldn’t have mattered how large the source files were. It’s mostly dependent on the bitrate and audio compression. Maybe VBR couldn’t compress the png correctly and cbr could. Regardless, i’d chock this up to a premiere bug but thx for reporting back with the solution.
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that is strange. what does mediainfo say is the bitrate and length of video? what type of audio?
try with software encoding or prores with handbrake or shutter encoder to get a second encoding opinion.
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The main thing is that nvme technology has exploded in size and shrunk in cost, so I would forget the whole ssd thing and get a nvme drive. you can get a nvme 1TB sabrent for a hundred bucks at 3500MB/s. Then, if you need larger storage, an external ssd. make sure the motherboard has 3.2 gen 2 usb slots.
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this might be an issue of the intermediate vs final output of keylight. you can take the alpha of intermediate and use that as a secondary alpha matte without losing the color correction of final output. also, if you can refine that, a nice light-wrap does wonders for low chroma information. keying a key sometimes creates a rabbit hole, but maybe jerard’s idea would work in a pinch. it’s hard to say from a still.
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crosspost from adobe forums:
“Link the clips or go into Preferences/Timeline and Check “Display out of sync indicators for unlinked clips.” listed as correct answer.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/audio-sync/td-p/12861116
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You could check out Amazon AWS, probably the cheapest cloud option, as you pay for the usage. There’s different availability zones during outages(unless its a DNS outage) which can be much worse. Then you can simply mount the AWS points as shared folders in linux/windows. Make sure you have multiple admin backups because if you lose all the admin hash passwords, not even amazon can help you.
You can also simply share a local machine if you have fiber, but if your ISP goes down, everything goes down.