Joshua Jackson
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COW Coins
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Since my files opened just fine with CS 6, I wonder if the CS 6 project would open in CC.
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[Andrew Kimery] “Well that’s a show stopper. What kind of files are you using?”
Good ol’ fashioned MP4s (AVC/AAC).
Devices are Windows 10 Mobile, Android, iOS, and a Sony H300.
Nothing fancy or out of the ordinary.
From what I’ve read, it started in 2015.2 or 2015.3.
There are multiple threads, right here, about it.
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Ha…
Myself (and multiple other people) are having an issue where PP CC doesn’t import audio from our video files.
So, the audio sync option is greyed out.
I can open these same files in PP CS6, but it doesn’t have the audio sync option.
Boo…
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[Andrew Kimery] “Select all the media in your project window, right click, Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence.
For Sync Point select Audio (Track channel: “Mix down” if that option is available)”Are you saying that it will sync multiple clips, throughout the timeline, with audio?
I was under the impression that it would only sync to a single position (thusly, leaving all the other clips out).
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[John Rofrano] “Yes, there is. Place the Broadcast Colors filter on the Master Video Bus (above the Preview Window) or even on a Track if you want, and it will clamp down the video to broadcast legal limits much like a Brick Wall Limiter. There are several presets for different broadcast standards.”
Whoohoo!!!
Thanks, man.
That’s exactly what I was looking for.
It’s not perfect, but it does make an acceptable video much easier.
I’m not editing a big budget movie, here, just some internet video.
Hehehe…
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I’m having a very similar problem.
I shot some footage with 3 smartphones and a point-and-shoot camera.
They are all MP4 files.
They play in various players and import into Sony Vegas without issue.
I have Encore CS6, so I figured I would give Premiere Pro CS6 a try.
Interestingly enough, the audio is just fine in PP CS6.
Any ideas?
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My bad on the animate versus automate issue…
I’m not sure if I misread it or simply misunderstood what you meant.
I know you’re talking about now, though, and that would be tedious.
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Automation, huh…
I’ve worked with that, very little, in audio (volume).
How do you work automation with an effect?
I don’t have a control surface or anything.
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Something that I’ve noticed is that GPU rendering does speed up the process, but it seems to lower the quality as a trade-off.
There may be certain scenarios where that isn’t the case, but I prefer a beefy CPU and software encoding.Personally, I have an i7-6700 (non-K version).
It’s a quad-core with hyperthreading (8 threads).
I would take that over an i5 (quad-core without hyperthreading – 4 threads).
Of course, it’s more money.
If I had even more money, I would have gone with an i7-5820K (6 cores with hyperthreading).
You can do a 4 thread rig for $500, an 8 thread rig for $1000, and a 12 thread rig for $1500.
It comes down to your wallet.Personally, I’m looking forward to getting the Radeon RX 480.
At $200 (if I can actually find one to buy), it should be a really good deal.
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Hehehe…
I record my own footage.
Mostly, it’s from multiple phones and action cameras.
It’s amazing that you can get pretty good quality video from a 3-4 smartphone setup.
Of course, decent lighting helps.
Modern-day phone cameras (especially Nokia Lumias) are getting quite nice.
JJ