Jason Vong
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@ Mark. Well Adobe said that CS4 is Win7-ready with no known issues yet. So the problem has to be on my end.
I decided to dual boot back to Vista 64-bit, reinstalled CS4 there. And the video preview played quite smoothly. No problems there.
So now I’m thinking that it is an issue of codecs. I uninstalled my K-Lite codecs and reinstalled them, but it still didn’t fix anything.
I’m at a lost. I believe that it is an issue of codecs that affecting the video playback in PPro. If that’s true, how can I thoroughly uninstall all the codecs? Or perhaps there should be certain codecs I need to get? If it isn’t the codecs, can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks. I don’t want to keep going back to Vista just to edit my videos. I like PPro to work on Windows 7.
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Yeah, looks like I have to convert it to a different file format. Thanks for your help!
– Jason
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To think CS4 would be the solution to all my AVCHD edits… Alright, I will give them a shot. I have worked with converted clips (.mov) back when I had CS3 and when I import the project to CS4 and applied it to my MTS files, all my maskings were off.
I will give it a shot and get back to you. Thanks.
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Updated video card helps. Thanks everyone. -_- I can’t believe the most obvious thing didn’t come to my mind. But now, I encountered new problem but it’s offtopic.
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Actually, I noticed PPRo CS4 just lags in general for me. When I import a few AVCHD Files into After Effect, it renders and playback just fine. Then I started importing other file types, such as MPEG2, AVI and same problem, choppiness. Any ideas?
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Hey there, I’m also having a similar problem with CS4 playing my AVCHD. I thought CS4 would be the end to all my problems, but apparently not. I got the MainConcept Plug-In for CS3 and there were choppiness. I thought that plug-in sucked, but apparently, it ran the video less choppier than CS4. I’m really out of ideas.
I’m running a AMD Phenom 9500 Quad-Core 2.2Ghz, nVidia GeForce 8500GT 512MB, 3.3GB of Ram, Vista Home Premium 32-Bit.
My currently theory is that my Local Disk C has like 20GB space left, and maybe Adobe requires MORE space inorder for it to run fine… though I’m not sure since I’m not all that technical.
My last great idea is to upgrade to a 64bit so it utilizes 4GB of my ram. If that doesn’t work… I’m going to go ballistic!