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What are the sequence settings? Dimensions/fps
What are the clip settings? Dimensions/fps
What are the assets music/audio settings? Khz
What are the export Dimensions/fps/audio Khz settings?
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In General Preferences the “play work area after render” is on.
That will push the playhead to the start of the work area, which is the “zone” to render and playback when its finished. You can go into the Preferences and untick it 🙂
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Try reinstalling the software. Perhaps there is a corruption. Reinstall usually does the trick 😉
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Can you please provide a screen grab of what you are doing – I really want to see it, as I am still not sure what you are doing.
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You might need to post a picture or screen grab of the issue. Never heard of it…
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Have you tried to start a new project and bring in the audio, does it work there? If so then I’d say the project may be corrupted somehow and I’d import the project into the new one and keep working from there.
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Hi Ken,
Like Jeff says, we will need more info about the media type (codec) I’m going to guess AVCHD, and the Version of PPro you are using. CS4 and AVCHD when playback was set to Auto or Draft looked terrible, but that was just during the process it has improved and matured with that format so much in CS5.5. The original media and export is not affected it was just early playback code of a heavily compressed CPU intensive, not intended for edit codec.
More details please 🙂
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IF you are working from a PC it’s plausible that you are getting different naming/Letter associations with the Drive/s which loses the connection to the media/etc.
This usually happens when drives are added or removed and reboots occur.
There is a way to manually assign and effectively lock the drive letter to a drive, but you need to manage the letters so you don’t accidentally assign the same letter acorss multiple drives (only if you are doing this to drives that aren’t all connected at the same time).
I tend to label the drive with the letter so if it somehow takes a different letter, say on another system (which can happen) then I just change the letter on that system and launch the project, bam – all good.
Different story with PC to Mac and back, the OS’ see drives differently Mac don’t use letters, but rather ID’s which is smarter to be honest. 🙂
OK here’s the way to do it:
– Right click on the “Computer” Icon or from the Windows Start Menu and select “Manage”
– On left column select “Disk Management”
– Right click on the Drive you want to assign or alter the Drive letter of and select “Change Drive Letter and Paths…”
– Select “Change…”
– Pick the Drive letter from the drop list and hit OK.Done. 🙂
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Ah Jeff, Thanks mate. Just doing what I can when I can. Now that Adobe have me behind the curtain I’m pretty busy 🙂
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Gday Hunter,
Currently that type of FCP workflow isn’t there. Add a Feature request at this website:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishformTry this tutorial and let us know if this solves your workflow, to some extent anyways 🙂
https://library.creativecow.net/barrie_jon/Premiere_Pro-Clip-Instances/1You can create In/Out marks around a selected clip with the forward slash key (/) or shift+/ to set in out around a clip the playhead is over (and the active track).
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