[Devrim Akteke]

I have been waiting for a new 27 iMac for years but have lost hope. Go for the PRO version. I don’t think a screen bigger than 27 inch would be good. Both for the eye health and ease of use. Too much space in a very close range. And screen quality probably would be worse as it gets bigger. Good for viewing the video but bad for the interface and text.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

You said 1 video track but how many audio tracks do you have under the video? Surprisingly sometimes audio makes it harder to play. You can delete unnecessary audio if there is, inside the Multicam clip. And on your main timeline where you inserted your multicam clip, I don’t use the multicam clip’s audio track, that green thing on the A1 channel. I copy\paste and use the original audio files and delete the audio of the MultiCam clip from A1. Never had an issue this way and also easier to manage the sound during editing. I hope this helps.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi, Well it is a bad one. Of course, nothing is guaranteed in this situation but you may try resetting your preferences and try the original project file and auto-saves again. You can follow below steps below from Adobe Community:

Reset your Premiere Pro preferences.

With Premiere Pro closed, navigate to the preferences file and move it to another location.

By default, the preferences files are located here:

• Windows: C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Adobe\Premiere Pro\<version>\Profile-<profilename>\Adobe Premiere Pro Prefs
• macOS: /Users/<username>/Documents/Adobe/Premiere Pro/<version>/Adobe Premiere Pro Prefs

The next time you open Premiere Pro, it creates a new preference file.

More details here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/reset-preferences.html

Then launch Premiere Pro by launching from the app – not from any existing project. Basically you want to open a fresh new project and see if that works.

If it does – clear your ‘cache’ files

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/faq-how-to-clear-your-media-cache-in-premier…

now try launching one of your problem projects by using ‘open project’ from the file menu.

If that does not work try ‘importing’ one of your problem projects.

In a fresh Premiere Pro project go to the file menu and select ‘import’ – choose one of your old projects and follow the prompts to import ‘entire project’.

[Devrim Akteke]

Yes, of course, either in Premiere or Media Encoder, you can select CBR or VBR, it is under the video section of export settings where you enter a bit rate for your encoding. It is always healthier to choose CBR as this is a constant encoding option throughout the entire video.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

It is most likely from their playback computer and USB drive – if they played it from USB.

As it is a 45-minute video, it is a long duration for lower-spec systems to play 45 minutes without dropping frames. And always go for CBR exports.

[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

I waited until today to finish a job at the weekend. Updated on a Macbook Pro, 2017 with Intel i7. It works perfectly. I immediately tried the magnetic mask and it is unbelievable. I was worried that it might need a silicon chip but no it worked perfectly. I am considering re-editing a badly shot green screen key project I finished last month. It was a student project and it was technically terrible, I still have some issues with some edges. Now I am going to try some shots again as soon as I find time.

[Devrim Akteke]

Personally, I would go with M2 Max even though there is a new M4 chip out. It will be better overall. You can read the review from Scott Simmons before the final decision, https://www.provideocoalition.com/review-m4-mac-mini-for-video-editors/

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[Devrim Akteke]

Hi, one of Premiere’s bugs. You should try several things to figure out what is wrong. A copy of the color matte must be in a bin, can you drag it from the bin and try to change the color and see if there is a difference? You may try resetting the window layout, resetting preferences. Restarting Premiere and even the computer. maybe copying the color matte to a new timeline. Sorry, there are too many things to try but you never know what it could be in these things before trying many alternatives.

[Devrim Akteke]

And of course, vice versa, from Premiere to FCPX you can use this one, https://www.intelligentassistance.com/sendtox/

And the same issues apply mentioned above.

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[Devrim Akteke]

Hi,

You cannot export FCPX XML to Premiere Pro. They don’t match. There are several ways though. Your first friend is, https://www.intelligentassistance.com/xtocc/ , you can use this software to convert it. However, I have to warn it will only help you with basic edits. You will experience problems with some effects and multicams, etc. If it is only cuts, perfect.

Second friend is Da Vinci Resolve. You can import FCPX XML into Da Vinci Resolve, link all the footage and you can export an XML from Resolve to FCPX. And even with this method, you may still experience some compatibility issues, as mentioned above.

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