Kevin Monahan
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Hi Alexandre,
Reading a little more closely, I can understand the warning better. You won’t be able to open a Premiere Pro CC project in CS6. You might try exporting an XML file and import that.Hope that helps,
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Hi Alexandre,
Do you have a hard back up, or an auto saved project in the auto save folder?Thanks,
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Hi Steve,
Here are some more videos you can check out:https://tv.adobe.com/search/?q=IBC
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Thanks for all the clarifications, Tim. Hope you are well!
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[Tim Manders] “I read before that the render and export times would be greatly improved. Sometimes even 10 times faster. Without testing it vigorously, that isn’t the case here. I would say its about 30% faster.”
Hi Tim,
I’m not sure where you read that, but generally, encoding speed is not improved by the GPU. Encoding video is a CPU intensive task. Rendering some effects, and other things like scaling, is accelerated.See this video for a deeper explanation:
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Hi Brad,
Sorry, there’s no way to do that, currently. Please make a feature request, if you like: https://www.adobe.com/go/wishThanks,
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Scott,
Did you save the AE file yet?Thanks,
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Hi Chad,
Do the original clips have timecode?Thanks,
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The cool thing is that in Premiere Pro, the effects retain the same stacking order that you saved them in. In FCP filter packs, the filters would reorganize according to alpha numeric order when you save them as Favorites. You would have to rename them alpha numerically to make them stay in the same order, if I recall correctly. As most of you know, when your effects/filters are out of order, you can get a wildly different effect.
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[Chris Harlan] “Agreed. I think they’ve been exemplary.”
Thanks, Chris.
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