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  • Garth Gleeson

    February 17, 2010 at 11:20 am in reply to: Help with beta testing Frameserver for Premiere Pro CS4

    Is your CS4 products up to date? Premiere seemed to recognize debug once the latest updates were installed for me. However frameserving is sooooo slooooooow!! A painful crawl really. Not sure if debug in windows 7 is a cause to this. As CS3 was slower for me in win7 as opposed to Vista with the last release. And now CS4 is extremely slow.=(

  • Garth Gleeson

    April 9, 2009 at 9:39 pm in reply to: error with rendering sapphire plug’ins….

    Hi Sami. I too had the same issue in PPro CS3. The problem was I had rendered it originally b4 I made changes and it was perfect. Maybe it was changes? Nope… I then remembered a significant change I made in PPro preferences. Originally Optimize rendering for was default at performance. I had switched to to memory. I switched back to ‘Performance’ and voila! No more blank/black frames. Maybe a Genarts bug with memory access or somethin’. can’t vouch for AE as have not run into the same issue yet. Hope this helps someone out there.

  • Garth Gleeson

    June 6, 2007 at 10:22 pm in reply to: Sony-HDV timeline output to DVD related

    Hope this helps with what your asking. What you’ve read is true, Adobe’s encoder is not up to scratch with other encoders out there. However constant bit rate or CBR is always best, it is only 1 pass but the value is constant giving you a closer representation of the original files. Author to DVD and it should go straight to M2V file which is accepted by encore with no need for transcoding. Audio is as usual. Hope that’s what your asking. With adobe encoding your image will lose it’s detail and quality.

  • Garth Gleeson

    January 15, 2007 at 10:29 am in reply to: Encore can’t see my burner

    Encore comes with it’s own drivers and doesn’t support windows 64bit os. I ended up going back to 32bit xp. Then I came across this registry fix that apparently it works for windows 64. I have not yet gone back to 64 since I haven’t had the time to reload a whole system all over again. Hope this helps and good luck. Step by step instruction’s from Adobe themselves.

    https://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/328585.html

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