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Hi Cole,
This might be an issue with users that have an Intel Iris Pro GPU. We know about the case and are working on it right now. For now, you can use the Mercury Playback Engine Software Only setting to use the Warp Stabilizer.Thanks,
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Hi Stan,
See this post and see if works for you: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/959495
It has assisted other editors on Windows with NVIDIA GPUs.Thanks,
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Yes, Shaun. Thanks!
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Hi David,
[David Friedman] “Has anyone tried upgrading and using Premiere CS6? I saw Adobe’s statement that Photoshop CS6 is still working but haven’t seen any official word about other apps in the suite.”
No issues so far with Premiere Pro CS6. Most people are just asking if it works or not, so it’s a little early in the cycle to get a full view of any issues.
It’s also too early to know how the new OS affects other applications. Sorry I don’t have more info there.
[David Friedman] “Should I expect Adobe to even support Yosemite and CS6? Or is this the end of the road for us non-subscription folks if we want to be on the latest OS?”
It’s working now, isn’t it? 😉
I can never comment on future plans, as you know.Thanks,
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Thanks for posting your solution, Chris.
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Cool idea, Paul.
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Hi Chris,
Send me a PM with your contact info: https://forums.adobe.com/people/Kevin-MonahanThanks,
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Hi JonzMarz,
The Project Manager has been completely rewritten with modern code. It does a lot of things the previous Project Manager could not do. The documentation has been updated with explanations about the changes. Please read it through, and if you have questions, please let us know what they are.https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/trim-or-copy-project.html
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Hi Enno,
This is a FCP X feature. The way I approach auditioning several takes in context is as follows:First, set up the Timeline and the Source Monitor.
- Load all the takes into the Source Monitor.
- Set up an In/Out range on the Timeline with Loop engaged.
To audition the next take do the following:
- Select the Source Monitor – Shift 2
- Perform function: Source Clip Next – (set up a custom keyboard command for this)
- In the Source Monitor, play down to where you want to come in
- In the Timeline, place the playhead at the head of the take.
- Clip > Replace with Clip > Match Frame, Source Monitor (set up a custom keyboard command for this)
- Play In to Out to audition the new take.
- Evaluate the take.
Repeat as necessary.
If anyone has a faster way, please let me know.
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Hi Chris,
I have no issues importing ProRes with the new version and I’m on OS X 10.8.5 on my personal MacBook Pro. I read on another thread that AJA drivers were not working right in Premiere Pro CC 2014.1 (8.1). Can you try contacting AJA tech support for this?Thanks,
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