Kevin Monahan
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What is the video format? Do you have the media on high speed media drives separate from the boot drive?
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Thanks for posting this event, Kyle. Appreciated!
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Hi Tony,
You can direct your requests to the Premiere Pro team. We do have Adobe Anywhere, which would solve a lot of your problems. However, it is only available for enterprise customers at this stage. Sorry.Kevin
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[Evan Thompson] “I thought that 9.00 GB would be enough to run multiple high-intensity editing programs. Please correct me if that is wrong.”
Premiere Pro CS4 is a 32 bit application and cannot address all 9GB of RAM. CS5, and later are 64 bit applications and can address all the RAM.
Hope that helps.
Kevin
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[Gary Lockhart] “My question is this: what is a good workaround for editing long avchd files? I tried converting the files to another format, but that process takes a long time.
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Sorry for the trouble. Transcoding is the best option, for now. More info here: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/audio-video-glitches-avchd.html#id_49687Kevin Monahan
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[Shawn Miller] “My question is – is there now an alignment tool in PPro CC?”
LIke CS6, there’s alignment features in the Titler, not for clips in the Program Monitor. Sorry. Create a feature request here: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
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Yes, it is true that young people are becoming jacks of all trades, and we all should learn new talents or be left behind.
I think what is lost here is the notion that you will no way ever have a use for other Creative Cloud applications you are not familiar with. While I can understand that at a basic level, I think you could use some of your talents to cross over, learn something new, and bring in new revenue to your business.
Do you have a website? How much do you spend on design? Adobe Muse is simple enough for folks like us to grasp. Have you checked it out?
How about hosting? Did you know that you could use Business Catalyst to host up to 5 websites? You could subtract that off the cost of the Creative Cloud subscription, and charge to host some of your clients websites.
Have you seen Edge Animate and how closely it resembles other layer based animation programs, like After Effects or keyframing in Premiere Pro? You could make cool HTML 5 content, and also sell that service to your clients.
Just some thoughts for those that might not see the potential of the other Adobe apps. Although not everyone would fall into that category, many of us would.
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Hi Tony,
There aren’t any remote screening capabilities built in. Great feature request, though: https://www.adobe.com/go/wishKevin
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[Bill Davis] “You pay $19.95 and you get…”
“Lucky Dime!”
I used to live in Chinatown/North Beach in SF. When I finished my FCP book, my editor wanted to go out to lunch at Leechee Gardens down the street from my house (now called something different).
At the bottom of the noodle dish I spied something shiny.
A dime glistened there with the noodles.
I said, “Hey, look! There’s a dime in our noodles!”
My editor just shook her head and said, “That’s not just any dime, that’s a lucky dime!”Classic.
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[Aindreas Gallagher] “evin Monahan suggests adobe might be considering introducing subscription tiers – they’re definitely looking at it for photographers apparently.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/378/658
he suggests putting a request for a production premium subscription to adobe at
https://www.adobe.com/go/wish“Thanks Aindreas,
If Photographers desire a package, why not video pros? Create a feature request and let the team know by clicking the above link.Of course, as all things on Creative Cow, this is my personal opinion and nothing is promised.
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KevinKevin Monahan
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