Harm Millaard
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HD configuration means hard disk configuration, like C for programs, D (physically a different drive, not a different partition) for media, E for….
Media Player only needs to PLAY the files, Premiere is oriented towards EDITING them, which puts a much heavier load on your system.
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RAM has nothing to do with it. What are your system specs, HD configuration, and more specifically the file system used? What project settings are you using to import with what version of Premiere (Pro)?
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Adjust volume to -6dB max.
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Around 13 GB/hour is normal. Better get some extra disk space.
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Set audio to -12 or -6 dB max.
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No, the original question was if you have 2.0 on one machine, would it be worthwhile to keep 1.5 on the other. From that perspective I said you are allowed two machines with 2.0 under the license agreement, so what is the benefit of keeping 1.5. Better to have 2.0 on both machines, since you can not revert to 1.5 from a 2.0 project. 2.0 can handle HDV even better than 1.5.1
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Ervin,
Why keep 1.51 if you have 2.0? HDV support is available in 2.0 and you can never use a 2.0 project in 1.51, so what is the value added?
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Your license agreement allows installation on two PC’s. So why not upgrade the second machine to 2.0 as well, copy the original files from machine 2 to 1 in the same directory structure, store your project on a external HD and then you can use both PC’s to edit.
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An MPEG4 720P format? If you want to have trouble editing, consider it. Also the form size is way too small for stable recording. It would never be on my short list, just as the SonyUX1 would be forgotten, due to the media.
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Mosaic in combination with a track matte.