Jerel Peterson
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I think we’re talking about two different things. On B&H website, the photos and text for the ATEM Production Studio 4K indicates 4 HDMI inputs and an HDMI output (along with SDI)
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I bought a Samsung SSD M.2.NVME and that makes quite a bit of difference. Using a regular hard drive, exporting a 50-minute 4k file took 55 additional minutes after reaching the 100% mark on the progress bar. Exporting to the SSD took an additional 9 minutes. Still a lot longer than I would like, but obviously much better than 55 minutes.
The amount of time it took to get from 0% to 100% was essentially the same.
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I bought a new Dell Alienware Aurora R10 with AMD Ryzen 9 5900 (12 core) 64 GB ram, AMD RX 6800 XT16GB GDDR6. This edits 4K way better than my previous machine, but it still stalls at the end of a render. I rendered a 75 minute 4K video and got to the 100% screen over 2 hours ago, yet it still won’t finalize the file so I can upload it to Youtube.
Even if you don’t have a solution, let me know if this is typical. I bought this expensive (for me, anyway) computer to help with 4K video, and this aspect keeps slowing me down as much as my old computer did.
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My TV doesn’t have a data drive, I’m not sure about whether it can access ANY network–but it’s not MY TV that I’m all that concerned about, it’s what the players will use at home, so maybe I’ll just have to be content with a few seconds playing slowly.
It’s just at the very beginning that it lags, after that, it will play at regular speed for the entire game. There has just been one file where the lag lasted about 10 seconds that really bothered me.
I do have an external SanDisk Extreme SSD drive, but it still has to connect to the TV via USB 3, and the lag time is exactly the same with the SSD as with the 3.0 jump drives.
These are given to the players in the anticipation that they will watch these for years to come, so maybe by that time, they will have devices that can play it flawlessly.
Thanks to all who took the time to help out.
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thanks for your reply. I just ordered at 16 TB hard drive so I can archive several games from this season in full 422. Maybe in the future they will be playable on more devices.
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downloaded and installed new firmware and now it works.
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‘M’ for ‘Marker’–should have guessed that.
Thanks. I was in the right general area–I using trying period and comma. I also remember it being * at one time.
And, just noticed ‘Keyboard Shortcuts’ in the Edit menu, which shows it plain as day to be ‘M’. As you can tell, I’m a very casual user of Premiere, even though I’ve been using it for over 20 years.
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What should my exported file sizes end up as (per minute)? I did a lot of practice exports. Vimeo 4k Ultra ended up at 357 Mb per minute, which is hardly more than what I get when I export 1080p–I was expecting it to be much bigger.
Proress 422 lT gave me bit over 3 GB/minute, which is probably way more than needed.
I don’t have a 4k monitor or even a 4k TV, so I can’t check the final quality right now, and since I don’t have much of an eye for video quality, I don’t know if I would see the flaws tht a pro would see, anyway.
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I will be leaving in a few hours for a place where I won’t have internet access for a day or two, so might not be able to get back to you before Friday night or Sat.
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I just created a DropBox account and uploaded one of the files. It actually plays from DropBox as well as it did using Handbrake — a few frames/second. Premiere won’t even import them.
I have no idea how to make this available to particular individuals. Let me know if you are willing to give it a try and I will read the FAQs on DropBox to figure it out.
To sum up the problem from a previous post: The ORIGINAL video was HDV, after editing I used a Matrox VFW codec (M703) and saved it as an AVI. Installing the Matrox VFW codecs cause Premiere to crash.