Greg Janza
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It’s a bit shocking that video industry stage presentations haven’t adopted the TED talks model long ago. The biggest thing that video teaches is focusing a message and making it as brief as possible.
As a long-time corporate video editor I’ve suffered through innumerable live event key note addresses and they are always way too long. Keeping a live audience engaged for more than 20 mins is no small task and for the most part there are very few instances where it’s warranted.
The TED talk approach should be mandated for virtually all live presentations and especially for us folks in the business of video.
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It’s hard to determine which aspect of your system is causing the issue but in general your system specs simply aren’t even the bare minimum required by Adobe so any performance issues that you encounter are to be expected.
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The fact that Premiere works at all on your computer is kind of a minor miracle. Your system is woefully under-powered.
The minimum requirements include an i7 processor and 16 gigs ram.
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[Michael Szalapski] “At the very least, the Mograph.net folks have said that (unless all air travel is grounded) they’re going to be in Las Vegas even if NAB itself is canceled.”
Companies that put out statements about how they’ll be there no matter what are completely clueless as to how negatively that attitude reflects on the company itself. It’s idiotic at this point to hold NAB much less go to Vegas even if it’s cancelled.
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Have you made sure in your keyboard settings that you have multi cam switching mapped to your number keys?
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Change your workflow. The GH5 4k footage is probably H264 and H264 4k will bring your computer to a grinding halt. Instead of making proxies you should transcode all of that GH5 footage to an edit friendly codec like Cineform or ProRes. Then interpret that media.
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Project manager doesn’t work very well. With hard drives and cloud storage being cheap you’d be better served just backing up the original media.
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[Oliver Peters] “Blackmagic is taking a page from Apple’s playbook more so than from the others.”
The fascinating thing about the continuing Blackmagic improvements is that they’re in effect taking FCPX completely out of the NLE equation. The market I work in is dominated by Adobe but if that market was to soften the most logical/probable replacement NLE is Resolve.
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[Jean Benoist] “Why does this happen?”
Because Premiere’s built in captions editor is simply not good. Whenever possible do all caption editing in an outside program like Rev.com’s online editor and then only import the finished srt file into Premiere.
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[Akshay Burman] “As far as I know, proxy workflow to work with heavy footage doesn’t support exports to AAF “
I think you’re misunderstanding the proxy workflow. Your proxy files are used only for efficient editing and playback within your project. All exports, including AAF and OMF, would be your original media and not the proxies.
I would recommend that you create Cineform proxies of your 4k files and just make sure your aspect ratio matches. Use this chart as a guide:
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