Jon Barrie
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I do this all the time. Start typing in your timecode and it activates. Enter the numbers sperated with a . And hit enter. Done.
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If you are using the trial version there is no HDV options. You would need a fully licensed copy. 😉
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Have tried to put the VOB files on to your hard drive and access them via media browser in PPro? CS5 can edit with VOB natively. 😉
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It probably is a memory issue. If you were all XDCAM there would be no transcoding and multicam would work nicely. But you must consider that you are using many codecs. AVCHD and DSLR alone are hogs but work on a timeline fine. Multicam is technically an effect so it has to work so much harder. You could work old school and just PIP your shots, which I still do for FCP as that is more crashing than it’s worth in multiclip mode.
The only other thing I would suggest is to go to premiere pro preferences… Media… Clean cache. Close pppro. Wait 20sec so all the BG apps close. Relaunch PPro and allow for the caching and indexing to finish before editing.
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1. You are trying to multiclip 4 different formats/codecs. I’d get them all the same at least for an offline edit. The stress on the CPU alone must be completely overwhelming.
2. One internal RAID for OS applications and media is not going to cut it. You will need probably 3 very fast drives for native multicam playback. 1 for OS + apps. 1 for media. 1 for media cache. (3).
Getting the clips into a single format like P2 or all XDCAM would help a lot. Then just replace the proxy clips with the originals (if you need to) in a duplicate project called “online” in the nest used to multicam once you are done cutting it. My 2c
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I too found this happening and managed to rule it down to using either the multiband compressor audio effect or the dynamics effect directly in clips.
The way around it was to try and not use these effects directly on the clips but in the tracks instead. This required submix tracks and some audio mixer directing to them, some advanced audio tinkering. ;-(
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You’ve hit the shortcut for the roll tool.
Hit v or select the arrow from the tools
Panel to get the selection arrow again.😉
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Try to nest the sequence inside a new sequence. Just run a test section export you know has real problems to check if it resolves the issue.
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Uncompressed with Alpha. there is a preset in the Queue Export settings listing.
If you are on a PC then it will be an AVI. There will be no quality loss. If you want it to play nice on a Mac the you will need to customize the settings for QT Uncompressed with Alpha (color space Millions+) the plus symbol = alpha.
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