[Clea Mallinson]

The only answer I have found for this is to delete your render files under Sequence>Delete render files. That’s if you can get into a project that’s small still.

I kept saving new project names cos I know Premiere crashes a lot p and THAT’s what gave me the bug I think – now it just doesn’t want to autosave my latest project…I keep on having to check on it that it isn’t bloating again. i don’t know how to permanently get rid of this problem.

[Clea Mallinson]

Hi thanks for you response – i know it’s not ideal – but i’m outputting to a PD 170 camera – it does do the black thing – it can accept timecode from FCP – it just always starts it at 00:00:00:00 – i still don’t get why i don’t get the extra window as outlined in the Edit to Tape free tutorial on the site. it would seem that if i could just tell it what timecode to start – on the fcp system itself – all of this would work out –

i was able to sync the timecode but reworking my timeline so it could match up to a 00:00:10:00 – i just can’t do it the way the guy suggested. also i don’t get why the extra 2 frames?

[Clea Mallinson]

Hey I have the same problem – I loked the the tutorial from creative cow website to follow the steps but i am alos missing the initialise – window that you mention – i htought maybe someone here would know if it’s just a different version of FCP issue – so there should be a setting somewhere in the edit to tape window surely? otherwise one could black out the timeline and play out something with the correct timecode on – then play out your real sequence?