Dennis Radeke
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[Morten Ranmar] “In contrary to FCP7, Premiere shows if a clip is used in a Timeline.”
Exactly! If you’re in a icon based view (picon) in a bin or project, you will see ‘flags’ on the bottom right – which if you hover your mouse over them will indicate how many times the clip is used and in what sequence(s). Very useful and so adding the feature you’re asking for would break this expected behavior. But hey, I’m not on the engineering team, so by all means file the feature request – they may already be working on it! 😉
Dennis
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If you’re a cloud member, you still have access to Encore. Since you already have CS6, you can install it via downloaded media or if you have discs, you can install it that way as well.
Check out this blog link: Premiere Pro CC and Encore CS6
It is still included as part of Creative Cloud, we just didn’t add features to it. CHeck out what’s included with CC and you’ll see Encore listed: what’s included With the last version, we had re-written the architecture to 64-bit and added a few other things. We already had blu-ray support including pop up menus and obviously a good format for using and creating menus (Photoshop).
Dennis – Adobe
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[Morten Ranmar] “at least the MacPro will force Adobe to focus more on performance on the Mac : )”
Adobe has always been very focused on great Mac performance and we’ll continue to enhance and improve. There are many examples of great Mac performance and our commitment to it. I had listed them, but felt it would be inappropriate, so leave it to you or others to build a list of firsts.
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[Charles Mumford] “I only want the .scc file; I already have the media.”
Right now, there is no way to export just a scc file. You have to export Media as well. You can make it go faster by just exporting audio… We’ve logged this as a feature request for a future version. Hope this helps.
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…and for fairness sake, you should ask the question of the other side as well. Ask on the Premiere forum. I must recuse myself since I am…
Dennis – Adobe guy.
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I can agree with both Paul and Tim on RAM.
If you’re just using FCPX, then 16GB should be a fine way to start. If you dive into a few 64-bit apps simultaneously, this is where the RAM can really come in to shine. if you use FCP X + PSD + AE + C4D or some similar combination of multiple 64-bit applications. If money is super tight, 16gb isn’t bad. If you can swing the extra money and may do what I describe above, then go for 32GB.
Dennis
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Bill, I feel for you and have a similar situation. Best wishes on her recovery.
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Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays to all – whichever works for you!
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Hi Vince,
Welcome. In general, Premiere Pro is a very smart contextual click program – meaning that, right clicking or using keyboard modifiers will generally get you pretty far…
In this case, once a clip is in the timeline, I don’t know of a way to have the clips move symmetrically. That said there are some options when you place a clip in the timeline…
1 – when you use the mouse from the source view to drag a clip to the timeline, the audio and video will move symmetrically as you outlined.
2 – If you want video on 1 and audio on 2, you can drag to the timeline, hold the shift key down over the video and move the audio. Opposite holds true if you want to move the video and freeze the audio.
3 – If your audio is on track 2+ or if your video/audio is not linked, you can use opt+up/down to move a clip or selection up/down in your timeline vertically.
4 – Of course, it goes without saying that if you’re using the keyboard to do your edits that Premiere Pro will obey your track targeting…I hope this helps.
Dennis – Adobe guy
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If you replace a series of clips in Premiere Pro and send it to Premiere Pro, the edits must be done in AE. You’d have to import the different take into AE and then make the ‘edit’ there.