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  • Kevin Cease

    July 28, 2010 at 8:44 pm in reply to: PPro CS4 Choppy Video Playback on Win7Pro

    Just wanted to say something that may be of help….

    My video used to be very choppy for some reason. I had tried cs4 and cs5 with a very powerful system and no luck. Also, photoshop seemed to lag for some reason. i thought there was a bug in the adobe side of things until recently…

    I had downloaded and installed a 10,000 font pack on my system that was the cause of this whole fuss i dealt with for over 6 months. I couldn’t believe the workflow speed once I removed it. It only took rebuilding my system several times to figure this out.

    I hope this helps someone out there who has the same problem. REMOVE YOUR RIDICULOUSLY HUGE FONT PACK!!

  • Kevin Cease

    January 13, 2010 at 11:06 am in reply to: PPro CS4 Choppy Video Playback on Win7Pro

    Hey, really would like to know if you found a solution, I am having the exact same problem. Need help bad!

  • Kevin Cease

    December 18, 2009 at 7:46 pm in reply to: Tricaster and its many problems?

    Thanks for responding. this company that makes this product claims that the mpeg-2 “studio profile” is a ‘High Profile’ 4:2:2 MPEG-2 that is far superior in soo many ways. Clearly it’s not. I have to convert some of the files to avi before i can really work with them. But the out of synch camera switching is just disgusting.

    What would you do in my situation? I am still learning the tech side of all this, and would like to get whatever it is i need to be able to direct a muilticam shoot easily, and would love to be able to output the file as i live edit into a high quality format. Any thoughts? My projects are intended for mass production dvd’s and possibly television.

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