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  • Test the drive speed on on the iMac. Blackmagic and AJA have free tools to do this.
    An SSD in need of a TRIM operation will perform very slowly.

  • Media Cache may be corrupt on the iMac.
    You can delete it. It will rebuild automatically…though initially, it will take a long time. Maybe do it overnight. Should open fairly quickly after that.

    If its still slow, then the problem lies elsewhere.

    Does the MacBook have an SSD and the iMac a spinning drive?

  • John Pale

    April 5, 2019 at 12:41 am in reply to: Upres 720 to 1080

    Since you have probably have access to both Premiere and Adobe Media Encoder (this is a Premiere Pro forum), why would you need another product to do this?

  • John Pale

    April 4, 2019 at 8:42 pm in reply to: Running Premiere CC2019 on Mac Pro classic

    I am pretty sure no MacPros accelerate h264 export. That’s not a feature of the Xeon processors. The iMac with i5 or i7 can do that, I believe.

  • John Pale

    April 4, 2019 at 1:21 am in reply to: Running Premiere CC2019 on Mac Pro classic

    I’m running CC2019 on a 2010 MacPro. GPU is AMD Sapphire Pulse RX580.
    macOS Mojave.
    I have GPU acceleration via Metal.

  • John Pale

    April 2, 2019 at 12:36 am in reply to: Funny mistake or bug with durations on import

    [Mark Suszko] “How do I make sure the thing automatically sets a timeline duration that’s the same as the length of the incoming media clip(s) ?

    You shouldn’t have to do that. Sounds more like the clip has bad metadata and Premiere is reading the wrong frame rate. What frame rate does it display in the bin or project window?

  • John Pale

    March 31, 2019 at 4:52 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro CC

    Can’t make any promises, but I just installed re-installed Encore for a personal project on the latest MacOS Mojave and CC2019. It worked perfectly. You can export a master file from Premiere (Pro Res, DNX, etc.), then encode for BluRay or DVD using the presets in Adobe Media Encoder.
    Create basic menus in Encore itself. Was surprisingly easy and problem free.
    If you Google, you can still find Encore tutorials online, if you need them.

  • John Pale

    March 28, 2019 at 1:18 am in reply to: Keyframes in Submixes

    You have to route the tracks you want to be controlled by the Submix at the top of Track Mixer (you can do it in the timeline, too, but the track mixer is easier and more obvious)
    The default setting is for all tracks to route to your main mix, which means the submix does nothing.

  • Its still totally manual unless there has been an unannounced feature added.
    More than a little annoying.

  • John Pale

    March 23, 2019 at 3:47 pm in reply to: Batch Removing Effects applied to Master Clips

    Select them all in the project window or bin. Right click and select “Disable Master Clip Effects”.

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