Greg Janza
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I think the single best new feature is the ability to copy and paste audio effects from the audio track mixer. Simple add but a big time saver for those that use the track mixer for audio work.
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“Adobe Premiere Pro Editors on Facebook” is one of the best forums for technical advice. Other interesting forums, “ASK AN EDITOR”, “Edit Suite Stories” and to a lesser extent, “Moving to Adobe Premiere Pro.”
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Finally, the thread about the renaming of this forum has sent some of our former contributors away. Debate leads to passion leads to volatility leads to bad behavior – and when that is not being tolerated, the ecosystem changes. Less passion, less interest.
I’d add that there’s also been an exodus here because the Facebook forums are much more active and dynamic. There’s a wealth of dialogue happening on Facebook that makes the cow look like a ghost town. No disrespect to the great community that’s been established here but I find the Facebook forums are more dynamic overall.
I’ll add too that the now ancient and thoroughly boring debate of FCPX vs Premiere or Apple vs. The World has taken a back seat to practical advice.
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I feel your pain. Not sure why some clients just can’t get it but it would save so much time in post. The best part is that after a client adds their notes you can then export those notes into Premiere and they will appear as matching timecoded markers in the corresponding sequences. An absolutely brilliant time saver when it comes to revisions.
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And if you wanted to make things even easier for your clients, use frame.io which will allow your clients to make timecode stamped notes to all of your footage.
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What are your computer specs? A hanging Encoder can be a result of a lack of RAM or CPU power.
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I think it’s a combination of what you’re both saying. In my market (the Bay Area), freelancers are the lifeblood of the industry.
In addition to what you’re both stating, I think another factor at play is the thought that by keeping with Apple hardware the majority of the freelance community remains unaffected since Apple hardware has been entrenched in post production for so many years.
In the past year I’ve worked for multiple in-house agencies that have had to decide what upgrade path to take. Several companies here are getting the last few drops of service out of the trashcan macs and then moving onto the new imac pros.
Silicon Valley companies tend not to be concerned with the added costs of the mac platform but more so than the larger budgets I think the main reason these upgrades are continuing on the Apple hardware is because of post managers not being fully aware of the many other possibilities available to them. Also, could the media servers that drive all of these edit suites also steer folks away from changing platforms?
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Sorry you’re feeling frustrated. Not sure why Premiere doesn’t offer a pixel count display but for most scenarios it’s un-necessary.
Set to frame should be used for any media that is larger than the timeline setting so that you can zoom without losing image quality.
All other framing decisions can be dealt with by eyeballing and determining if the resize is allowable.
Your main issue is really with the DVD delivery. That’s preventing you from delivering a high quality master. My first steps would be to explain to the client that they are sacrificing way too much quality by using the DVD format and perhaps together come up with an alternative delivery spec.
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Premiere can only export video track timecode but not audio tracks. maybe resolve?
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[Eric Santiago] “Constantly crashing but I can’t move away due to some projects got started up on it :P”
you don’t need to edit in 2019 if you’re having problems:
https://joshcluderay.com/downgrade-premiere-project-converter/
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