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  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 12, 2012 at 5:54 am in reply to: Error Compiling Movie: Unknown Error ?

    I was trying to use wave warp to create a fuzzy tv effect over an adjustment over the end/beginning like a transition between two similar clips.

  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 12, 2012 at 5:16 am in reply to: Error Compiling Movie: Unknown Error ?

    Your advice seems to make sense at least too me. My understanding is that PP compiles the effects into CUDA code for the GPU.

    Ive had similar problems. If i put a clip with a problem fx at the beginning i get the compile error thing right away when i attempt to render a preview. If i move the same problem clip later in the timeline, it takes longer for PP to eventually hit that new thing, “compile” and fall over.

    Ive found adding an adjustment layer with “wave warp” at 1920x1080p nearly always causes a compile error. Turning off Mercury acceleration and going back to s/w makes no difference. This last bit of course means my pressumptions about compiling for the GPU, and above should be all wrong.

  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 10, 2012 at 11:49 am in reply to: Missing Premiere Pro Presets!

    Your commentary about deleting a file to regain some other file seems wrong. I dont know much about PP, but the suggestions seems to be the opposite of what make sense.

  • Miroslav Pokorny

    September 10, 2012 at 9:43 am in reply to: APP CS3 rendering error messages

    I am also experiencing similar problems while rendering a preview. I seem to have tracked my problem down to the use of a transparent track. Hiding the transparent track by clicking on the eye control, fixes the problem. Turn it back on and bang error! My transparent track has a write-on squiggle with a few points, nothing overly complicated. If i copy everything from that sequence into a new sequence, the problem remains as described above.

  • Ouch i spoked to quickly, it would appear even a non AVCDH sequence at 1920x1080p is still slowish. If i remvoe the write-on its fast, the yellow line comes up and it renders live with no preview. However renabling the transparent video track with a simple write-on really slow things down… Im stumped why is this ?

  • I solved my problem by creating a sequence with a custom preset. I picked the same general properties 1920x1080px30 square pixels and now the zip is back. I can only conclude that using AVCHD was the cause of the problem. So far the quality looks the same in previews thus i think ive solved the problem..

    TYA

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