Jonas Bendsen
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Information in case someone ever needs it or wants to contribute to this thread…
In my case:
The time line is 102 minutes, 1920×1080 23.976 YUV 10bit 4:2:2 with 48KHz 24bit stereo audio. I added a 5 second motion logo at the front (which was 1920×1080 23.976 YUV 10bit 4:2:2 with 48KHz 24bit stereo audio). I laid in 2 minutes of corrected end credits (a single clip dropped onto the main time line to replace the corresponding footage). That clip was also 1920×1080 23.976 YUV 10bit 4:2:2 with 48KHz 24bit stereo audio.
I’m am currently exporting to 1920×1080 23.976 YUV 10bit 4:2:2 with 48KHz 24bit stereo audio and it looks like the render will take more than 3 hours. I am definitely going to miss my deadline. Blurg.
EQUIPMENT: Up-to-date Premiere CS4 with 12GB RAM on a 3.07 GHz 950 Bloomfield and SAS 7TB Gtech drives that regularly report 800Mb/sec read/write writing to a clean 6Gb/sec Sata Hard Drive.
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What is final delivery format? It is possible that you could render each “reel” (the new sections) as its own clip and then bring each of those into one new project.
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It is likely possible.
When you ask if you can combine projects… I assume you mean down the road if you want to put things back together? The answer is yes. I would suggest breaking up your project now. When you’re done editing, use “Remove Unused” before you put everything back together to keep the size of the project down.
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I was getting the impression that this was someone looking to hire a data wrangler, not a data wrangler wondering what to charge. I got here looking for the answer to the same question (what do I pay a data wrangler), so I’d find the answer to the original question pretty useful.
I’ll look for the thread you mention.