Joe Barta iv
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It looks like an export error. Try to export again. If that doesn’t work, try to export the video first using ProRes or H264. Check the export to see if it is OK. Then convert the video to the YouTube preset and upload.
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Thanks for the solution. I’m sure I’ll need it someday.
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We ran in to the same problem with CS6 and CC. It wasn’t until we upgraded to CC2014 that Premiere stopped losing render connections. Our IT department could never discover the cause.
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Very strange indeed, but I’m glad you can now restore your video.
I copied a card of MTS files the other day, just by dragging and copying to another folder. For some reason half of the clips ended up with no audio. I copied again and everything was OK. Usually we transfer files from the cards using ShotPut Pro and have not had one problem in three years. I was in a hurry, dragged and dropped, and almost got burned. From now on I will always use a program to verify the transfer.
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They move to the next edit point in the tracks you have highlighted (Track Targeting) in the left column of the sequence window; V1, V2, V3, etc.
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Try this tutorial and apply the technique to your elements.
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Our thinking is, the iMac may not be around in two years, you never know with Apple. The MacPro can be upgraded to take advantage of any new developments and it has a lot more connectivity built in. We’ve enjoyed the longevity we gotten from our MacPro towers so we are banking on that again for the next 5 years or more, but “you never know with Apple.”
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You already have the solution in your second paragraph.
Make the MP4 files you need, bring them back into Premiere, create new sequences that match the MP4s and add your :10 tags. Then export each matching the sequence settings, no new rendering required.
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We are looking at the same upgrade. Our conclusion is, if we want something that will last us for the next 2 years and save money, go with the iMac. If we want a system that will last 5 years (like our MacPro towers) and will upgrade then go with the MacPro.
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Most likely it is
720×480
29.97fps
interlaced
not HDJoe
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