Jake Williams
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Ppro is a great application but fcp has its advantages. In my experience FCP is more stable than premiere. Especially if you are working on larger projects.
Another poster addressed final cut audio editing tools, as far as these are concerned, in premiere you end up using more keystrokes/mouse clicks to keyframe audio. I have also had issues using premiere/soundbooth audio filters. When rendered they can cause distortion. Also while editing HDV there is audio dropout during playback even when rendered. When it comes right down to nuts and bolts though both programs accomplish the same ends and premiere can easily be customized with fcp keystrokes. If you are on a tight budget then cs3/4 is the way to go.
Why not upgrade to cs3 or cs4 for photoshop and after effects and continue using fcp as your nle?
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Are you using an on board sound card? A stand alone could help with audio processing as well. that could account for out of sync audio in your project but not in your output.
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That sounds like too much time for the render. Are you using 7200rpm drives? Do you have a separate media drive?
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This feature works pretty well. I had one issue though that some stills were not copied from my project. Some of the files not copied were ones that did not appear in sequences.
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Hi Tony,
This issue happened to me with CS3. Ended up having to log out of the current user account and log into a newly created one. On the new account everything worked fine. Good Luck.
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Thank you for the workaround ideas. I can’t seem to reproduce the problem in another sequence. I think that the workaround will have to be used. Earlier tonight I started getting the same error while doing simple edits (in the same project).
Could this be related to using m2t files instead of transcoding? -
Thank you for your suggestions. I appreciate it.