Mike Cohen
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the conforming of HDV files seems slower than in CS3 also – can’t do much of anything while this is brewing
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does XP’s virtual memory add any punch to CS4? I let Windows manage the page file on the system drive only.
Mike Cohen
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as an XP user considering Vista, nice to see these errors are independent of the OS. This seems to be a new backgrouind process with CS4. Tim, any insight?
Mike Cohen
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Thanks guys for the feedback and clarification. We talked about Vista today given the ram limitations and CS4’s resource hogitude.
We did a complete system reformat and installed only CS4 before the first time using it.I did crash the media encoder today by simply selecting the audio check box in a windows media item in teh queue, although this was whilst the computer was having a meltdown already so who knows.
On the plus side, the media encoder is a cool tool – I can load it up with sequences then let it rip overnight, which is how I use Squeeze and how I used to use Premiere 6.5 batch.
Also, the ability to make any sequence go full screen on the 2nd monitor is an improvement over having to first setup the project that way in CS3.
Mike
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Somewhat related, after grinding to a halt, and finally shutting down both Premiere and AME after long waits of “not responding” I noticed 3 incarnations of PPROHEADLESS.exe running in the processes tab.
A google search revealed this thread on Adobe:
https://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b6ec5eNew Software – new error messages.
Now if i could just figure out that weird grinding noise in my car.
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interesting, I will try that…next week.
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hmm, slander comes to mind.
We have in the past been listed on Dun and Bradstreet. They ask for names and contact info for current and past clients, and choose who to speak to. One must be cautious – even if you have a bad experience with another entity, when questioned about their experience with your company, others could very well turn that experience against you, regardless of whose “fault” the badness was.
Best to let water flow under the bridge.
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can you export from a standard sized sequence, such as DV 16:9 or whatever your original video is, to the iPod setting, rather than making your sequence have the smaller iPod dimensions?
If that works, but you still want your sequence to be using the iPod settings, take your standard sized sequence and add it as a nested sequence to the new sequence and resize the nested sequence accordingly, and see if that exports.Mike Cohen
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does that font show up in other applications, such as Photoshop?
Try reinstalling the font.