[Eric Merklein]

I would let your timeline setting be the dictating factor and export at “match source” high bit rate.

Eric

[Eric Merklein]

Hello Cassian.

Is there any way that you an up your RAM to 32 gigs in time? If not, can you move to a duel quad core computer with 32 gigs of RAM?

If that’s not possible you may try editing at 1/4 or 1/2 resolution, then go full to export.

Eric

[Eric Merklein]

Thank you for pointing the way Jerry. This come pretty close to the Avid skip frame that I used a lot for crazy edits.

My best

E

[Eric Merklein]

Hi Brent.

I agree that there are a lot of things that Pro should work on. I have to make a hundreds more keyboard actions a day, than I did with Avid. And with Avid, I could hit the trim button on an audio track, play the audio until I heard my out point, and the trim was set automatically. A great tool.

In Premiere Pro audio, I have to modify every audio clip manually, even when I set up audio prefs ! Crazy.

I think that the Premiere Pro software folks should spend a season in an edit bay doing network projects to really understand what we need, like borders on a pic in pic section. With Avid, you can very easily add borders of all sorts after altering picture size. Pro can’t without adding a lot more work.

But Pro has the export in cue mode which is GREAT and deals seamlessly with mixed video sources. Avid cannot, at least as of 12 months ago.

And Avid never fixed extremely long QuickTime exports at H264, the title tool is a mess, and their help line crew is a -10 in their ability to actually help.

Avid and Premiere Pro both have great tools with a lot that can be improved, and I wish the two systems could do a melding of the best virtues of each.

Good luck with your projects, and yes it is great to have a skilled asst. editor

[Eric Merklein]

Thanks for the info Andy.

I’m downloading the videos now. This is a bad problem as i’m down and out of operation. I’ll probably put back old sticks.

Eric

[Eric Merklein]

Hi Brent.

Thanks for the info. If I have bad memory, wouldn’t other programs crash? Audition works great.

I’m contacting Crucial today and will ask them to scan my sticks. And I will call support –

Thanks again.

Eric

[Eric Merklein]

I’m having problems too with Premiere Pro. After upgrading memory, Pro does not work at all. Other Adobe items like Audition are OK.

Any thoughts? This is a bad situation.

Thanks much

[Eric Merklein]

Hello Peter. I have a big problem. I upgraded memory to 32 gigs. Premier Pro is no longer working. I can open a project, but can’t play anything. Audition and Photoshop are fine.

I created a new editor, new project, but nothing works. Ram is from Crucial.

Can you please advise.

Many thanks

[Eric Merklein]

When I park at a point in my time like, is there a way to make a cut or splice without using the razor tool? I’m trying to cut down on key strokes.

In Avid I just park at a point in the middle of a segment, hit one key and the segment is cut in half. Then I can lift that half out of my time line.

Thanks much