Greg Janza
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I’m curious what TB3 card you have in your PC. I’m considering adding TB3 to my PC and I’m looking at buying the ASUS Intel Z170 motherboard.
Any thoughts on getting TB3 to work smoothly on PC? thanks!
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You are not alone. I too have the same exact problem. Within a couple of minutes of opening a project, the playback of my sequence timeline becomes jittery both with audio and visual and the only way to regain normal playback is to restart premiere. But the problem comes back. I’ve also tried trashing cache- no luck. The triggering of the stuttery playback has no rhyme or reason to it so troubleshooting is nearly impossible.
I’m not doing anything differently. The problem just arose within the last couple of weeks. I updated to premiere 2017 and unfortunately the problem remains.
i also thought it might be a codec issue so I converted my mxf files to quicktime pro-res and the problem is still there.
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any luck with sharing projects through the cloud sam? I’m also looking for a good workflow for sharing a premiere pro project with another editor. Currently we exchange all elements through a shared folder on google drive but there must be a more efficient option within adobe cloud.
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no need to respond kevin. I noticed that if you uncheck the RGB only box within cc composite the text has full opacity.
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kevin- thanks for that tip. it works great. one thing that I’m running into though is that when I bring a rendered tiff file with alpha into fcp7 and lay it on top of my video the white text is not 100% on top but it instead it has partial opacity. my bar is set to 75% opacity by way of your suggestion to use transform. How do I set the cc composite effect to make the text have 100% opacity? thanks!
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one of the “small” things that is sacrificed with merged clips is match frame. If you merge clips within CC you will then have no match frame capability at all with those clips.
seems like a pretty “big” thing to me but so far it hasn’t been fixed. And yes, despite all of the hype by Adobe saying that syncing clips within premiere is easy peasy, you need to do all syncing in pluraleyes and then import to premiere.
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don’t know if this applies to your project but I’m wrapping up a 4k project with sony raw files and I’ve stumbled into a major bug in CC.
If you have secondary audio files and merge them with the original video clips and then start editing with these merged clips you will completely lose access to match frame.
This bug which I would consider quite major has been acknowledged by adobe and for some inexplicable reason has still not been addressed.
My project which was a 22 minute piece was built entirely without the aid of match frame and I can say that it was a royal pain in the ass to work without it.
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Hey Peter
I noticed there’s an update to premiere pro but I see that Match frame is still not working with merged clips.
Any update on when this bug will be addressed?
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my two cents: I currently use a three year old 2.4 ghz MBP with 8 gig ram and an ssd drive. This setup allows me to work quite smoothly in the adobe family of programs.
I do suffer with compression time for vimeo files and so if I was to upgrade it would simply be a newer MBP with more ram and a faster processor.
I would advocate for staying with a MBP. I know there are some great setups on pc machines and some that are more powerful than a maxed out MBP as well as cheaper priced. However, the main drawback to even a souped up pc is that you’d be stuck working on the windows platform and for that reason alone I’d argue for staying with a MBP.
as a freelancer i’ve worked extensively on both platfoms and when it comes to ease of use the MBP wins easily.
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peter-
thanks for responding. I hope a fix can be released soon due to the inherent lack of editing efficiency by not having match frame capability.