Douglas Morse
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There is a lengthy thread over at Adobe about this https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1016670?start=0&tstart=0 Hopefully they’ll track down the culprits. I can’t seem to slide a track down a few frames without a crash. I had to find another way to do it.
A clean install of the OS and Adobe Suite did solve most of my recent problems. I hope to finish with my large project soon and then I’ll need to reevaluate. I’m just hoping/assuming that Adobe will fix the issues before I start the next one.
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I had to reinstall OS and Adobe Suite to get rid of my errors. I wrote up a short blog post https://thefilmprofessor.wordpress.com/2012/08/14/editing-woes-and-solutions/
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Do not use an SSD for media. It’s great as a boot/program drive. The hybrid drive isn’t much use these days as SSD prices are coming down and I have heard reports of problems with them. Your second drive bay can hold all of your documents, encodes and whatever
I recommend external RAID 0 drives (FW 800, USB 3 or Thunderbolt) for editing media. One raid array per project and one regular backup drive for media
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I’m getting lots of export problems, but with audio. I was fine on 5.5, but 6.01 seems to have all sorts of trouble. Anyone who has any advice, it would be appreciated. I’m on a Mac with OS 10.7.4
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Burn a disk IMAGE first then if on a Mac use disk utility to burn. I get much better results (in terms of burning time) that way.
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It’s not an undo or a revert. It’s audio I’ve sent to audition and it’s been returned. If you apply a visual effect, you can delete or toggle the effect off from the effects tab. I was wondering if there is something like that for audio that’s been edited in audition.
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Revel in project works nicely. I found a solution. I used an older project file, then relinked a lot of the media. For whatever reason, my project is back up and running (fingers crossed)
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Yes, different universe. DSLR footage requires a powerful processor to decode. Your RAM is much too low and you should be using an external drive of at least 7200 RPM (according to Adobe no less). Even if you do render everything, there is always something that you weren’t aware of that could require the higher specs. It’s an unproductive way to work.
Never use media from your system drive. Yes it runs smoothly and reliably — except when your external drive is failing, like mine is. No matter what, you need a new computer and you can use the trial versions of premiere and FCP X to make your decision.
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I have similar issues that I am now experiencing slowdowns with the updates to CS6.01 and the new version of Lion. I notice my external firewire raid 800 disk is nearly always being accessed — in premiere and out of it. It is spinning now. I turned off spotlight on it.
Suggestions and similar experiences appreciated
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Once you get the hang of Encore, it’s very easy to set up a basic disk. But I fend I have to create an .iso (build to disk image) before I burn to get a proper 6X speed burn on the Blu-ray burner.