[Lei Jing]

1.set I/o points,EXTRACT
2.Ctrl+K,rectangle tool,delete
3,Ctrl+[,],export the work area,but you will have to export in remote mode,using deck pre-roll
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[Lei Jing]

I understand what you feel,but i think you’re using Premiere the wrong way.
You chose a DV format the export,then you must follow the DV rules,
Most of the DV playback device doesn’t support sample rate higher than 48KHz,and bitrate hight than 16bits
so if you export your project this way,it’s the FORMAT cut your rate down,not Premiere.

My suggestion is to export the video/audio seperatly,you will see the right setting when export audio.

Then you might sych them back together using your DVD authorizing software.

[Lei Jing]

My conforming files is as large as 1GB per hours too,
but it’s not the point,
i think sometimes it’s totally not worth it.
For example,if i have to different project based on the same footage,let’s say two editors make there own version of editing.Now,I might import them in my project,sad thing happen,premiere will conform the same footage twice,create two groups of huge files,even if i’ve already import the very same footage and conformed them in my project,now I have three version of conforming files in my HDD,they are all the same!
I think it’s ridiculous!

[Lei Jing]

Canopus do write a bad driver,but in this case,I think it’s not a spec think,due to Adobe’s support documents,conforming seems will happen anyway.
I’m fine with conforming and not-spec-my-footage,but if a software will AUTOMATICALLY put huges files on my HDD,not matter 2G or 20G,it’s kind of scary anyway.

Is there any cards which can avoid the conforming?