Julian Lang
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My solution to spinning ball.
First I began emptying the media cache and media cache files folders. These folders are located within the folders you are saving your project files. I moved mine for easier access.
This helped until one day they didn’t. I had been emptying and it usually worked. Suddenly this action was not yielding the results anymore.
I then emptied the .PRV file folder. You can empty these files via the Pr Pro interface (preferences) AND physically place the files in the trash. I did both.
My problems were solved and I have since submitted my video project to client.
Hoping this helps.
Still plugging.
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Process Used to open project:
1. Start PP.
2. Select project.
3. Project opens.
3. The spinning ball starts its spin and lasts for many hours.The most recent open time was several hours. I can’t say how exactly. I decided to remove the last and only significant changes I made. Importing 6 short audio WAV files (linear pcm); longest is 30 seconds. The second item removed was a 5-second AE animation with a WAV soundtrack.
I added audio on Saturday, and the AE animation on monday. I also started adding all of the cross dissolves. I had rendered the whole 58 minute project as well over the weekend. It is now Wednesday evening.
Still plugging.
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I will check this morning. Fingers crossed. (Is this perhaps a similar function to cs 5’s Project manager?)
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I’m having the same problem. Were you able to solve your problem? I am working with sequences which have stereo, mono, and 5.1 surround audio files. I am exporting them to clean them in proTools. The surround sound files will not export in the 5.1 array–as a result I am unable to properly adjust levels, etc.
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Thanks for your reply. I fixed my problem but it took about 3 hours. And more important I learned a hell of a good lesson.
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I can’t believe I did this. I was anx’ing about the fact that I will be on travel for the next 3 1/2 weeks and won’t be able to work on project till I return. I thought I’d have everything totally organized so I can jump in with both feet running.
Hard lesson indeed. Fortunately I had it all organized and was able to fix everything once I figured out what happened exactly to my project.
Still plugging.