Ignacio Segato
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Hi Mark, thank you for the feedback and the suggestion.
If it were not such a large project full of possibilities for error in the conversion for this profoundly changed new version of the program, I would try doing that. Subtitles for instance are an issue: the films footage is in different languages and I need to edit with the subtitles on top and these newer versions are also completely changed in the way the deal with subtitles. So, for all these reasons I’m going to hold off using the new Premiere Pro. The main one is the absurdly slow loading speed.
I was able to install the older 2020 version of PPro which seems to be the last one that does not have this architectural change in the media loading. On the same M1 Pro Macbook Pro it loads the project at normal speed. The 2022 seems to be completely impractical for large updated projects.
I would still love to understand why this is.
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Thank you! The problem with that link is that it only has the base initial version of each software. So, that is v13.0.0, and I was actually at 13.1.5 Do you by any chance know of any way to update to 13.1.5 from that version on an M1. Through the Creative Cloud interface it doesn’t seem possible. It simply stopped connecting to the internet when I installed this 2019 version the other day, I wish I could find something like the Combo updates that used to exist for MacOS and the old Final Cuts.
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Well, thank you for the response, but it’s really none of that. The issue I am talking about is simply that the Media Loading process, which happens right after a project finished opening, is taking a very long time to happen. As far as disk speed, I have run tests, it’s unfortunately not that.
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Amazing, thank you!!!!!!
I had a little problem though: I am getting this message:
syntax error near unexpected token ` |’
I am trying to figure out which character is off. Can you tell?
Someone should seriously create a script for this, don’t you think?