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Try to export as Uncompressed first as it is not requiring to compress the processing “technically” would be faster. Then use the uncompressed output file to convert to the H.264 for class. The speed of export from this then is less processing and again in total “technically” the overall time “could” be less.
2Gig of RAM really is not enough. 4G is minimum recommended.
Good Luck. 🙂
JB
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November 6, 2011 at 7:37 am in reply to: Audio weirdness with Sony F3 and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5It appears the cache needs to cleaned and the audio re-conformed. after a reboot. I’d leave the conforming bar finish before starting to edit. 🙂
Preferences: Media, Clean cache. Reboot PPro.
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That’s interesting. I use this codec plenty and haven’t ever found it to be sluggish?
I am beginning to think you may have some bad RAM.
I am hearing many Mac users starting to see performance issues due to never really pushing the full use of RAM with a 64-bit NLE. It’s possible that FCP worked great because it only lived in the 1st 4gig of RAM?
Look for a RAM stress test app to see if there is a leak.
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What setting do you have for playback resolution on CS5 Vs CS4?
Full on CS5 with high bandwidth media on an underpowered machine/HDD setup will playback choppy. If you drop to half, you might see similar results to CS4 and Auto or Draft in Playback.
That would be my first comparison. 🙂
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November 1, 2011 at 8:49 pm in reply to: No image on capture. Video controls work howeverGreat to hear it is solved for you.
Leave the copied file there. 🙂
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November 1, 2011 at 6:13 am in reply to: No image on capture. Video controls work howeverAre you sure the camera and the ppro settings are both set to either DV or HDV depending on the camera’s output?
Most people get caught out here when attempting to capture HDV and the capture settings are on DV, go in a change them manually.
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What is your experience thus far? Perfoming other tasks should not be an issue…
AME can be minimized or pushed aside or just left up with another app running and the export will continue.
Am I missing something?
JB 🙂
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Click to insert an image then upload the pic. Click on it in your list and copy paste the embed link.
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Click to insert an image then upload the pic. Click on it in your list and copy paste the embed link.
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Are you certain the audio tracks are active?
you may have mono audio settings for the clips but the only tracks you have on the seq are stereo. what do the little icons show? 1 mono speaker or two stereo speakers?
Try dragging down to sequence then deleting the empty tracks and continue to edit with the shortcuts and the source.
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