Dennis Radeke
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Can you provide some details on your system and what’s going on? Also, perhaps this might be of help: Cleaner tool
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Yup, I should have said – “Let me test the audio drift issue”. If someone can post files, that’d be great.
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Can someone post some Filmic footage somewhere so i can see if we support it? At this point, I’m usually surprised when we can’t play something, not the other way around.
Dennis – Adobe
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most likely, just bring them into Premiere Pro and they will play fine. You can either use the Media Browser and navigate to where the videos reside, or do a traditional import function and point to the correct directory.
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Simply put, I’m ALWAYS in favor of more memory than less. Will it work and be fine with 8GB? Yes. Will it work better with 16GB? Also yes.
Dennis
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[Oliver Peters] “Mine just says “coming soon” and does nothing. Are on a public, released version?”
I think the release is public, but just in case, I could double, double check. why don’t you quit the application, restart it and see if there are any updates that are pending.
Also, check this out; Creative Cloud Desktop App
From this link, it certainly looks like the folder functionality is available publicly.[Oliver Peters] “Welcome. I couldn’t attend the event as I was booked.”
Booked is better than watching me prattle on, but it would have been nice to have met you face to face…
Best,
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In this case, there are two culprits for why your render times are taking longer than you’d like. First, with CS5 we are forced to work through Quicktime which is a 32-bit (not 64) process and consequently it can greatly affect your speed. Secondly, if you can put more RAM into the system, it will help all aspects of performance (though there are limitations as to what how much we can accelerate 32-bit processes).
With the latest versions of Creative Cloud and Mountain Lion or later, you can encode ProRes with full 64-bit speedy goodness.
hope this helps,
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[Oliver Peters] “When will we be able to directly access the files section from the CC desktop app?”
Hi Oliver,
Maybe I’m missing what you’re asking for, but from within the Creative Cloud Application, I go to the Files>Open Folder and those files open up in a dedicated folder (I’m on Mac) inside of my Finder. In this respect at least, it is the same as Dropbox. What specifically are you wanting?
Thanks,
DennisPS – I’m in Orlando today! 😉
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Well, if you want to post the XML, I can take a look. You might also try to create an XML directly from FCP7 and see if that imports to try and isolate where your problem is. As for BBC media, I work with them so have it for testing purposes.
Dennis
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Hi Bret,
I just upgraded my everyday build of Premiere Pro CC to 7.1 and tried to import a medium-ish sized project from BBC America and it imported without any problems. You might try the basic things like this: 2 tips
Dennis – Adobe guy