[Paul King]

Sorry but all the answers here are wrong or lacking a lot of information.

We build systems for post production, it’s our business.

We build Symphonies, Davincis, Maya systems and editors.
We either build Dual E5-2687ws or i7s clocked at 4.5Ghz.

What’s important here is support for what you’ll use the system for. Find a system integrator that specializes in systems for Post.

Dell are not great. We use Intel MBs for single socket and Supermicro MBs for dual socket. No MB failures in three years.

[Paul King]

Sorry Omar, it’s not something I have done enough of to have a regular work flow.

The underground guys are all over this, but not as closed captioning imbedded in the video, more as separate subtext files that are muxed by the playback software.

[Paul King]

I never use dynamic link, never found it reliable.
Try exporting to M2v file from Prem first and then reimport to check quality in Prem.

[Paul King]

Thanks Jeff

You’re a familiar name and I know you’ve seen this before.
Do you know if the issue is still in Premiere CC?

[Paul King]

The presets are really just frame rate, res and i/p. Also there is preview codec but that can be changed at any time.

[Paul King]

Sorry Omar

Premiere can pass closed captions but that’s it.
You have to use a third party.
There should be no quality loss in this process, otherwise somehting is dialled in wrong.

We send ours out with a tape dub and it comes back looking like the original.

[Paul King]

Can you attached a screen shot of the export dialogue?

[Paul King]

Steve

Joseph is not attempting to do anything except contrary.
We have a history and he brought to this thread – it’s unwelcome and unhelpful.

This is not an issue picked up while scrubbing, it was observed during edits and diagnosed while scrubbing.

Adobe are well aware of this issue. It was brought up in the beta ve CS5, CS5.5 and CS6. They chose to ignore it.

Attitude or no, it’s a major quality flaw of the CUDA engine.
You can ignore it if you want, at least your client will see it.

Oh and Joseph:

System 1:
Dual Xeon 2687w
Supermicro X9DAi
128GB RAM
GTX Titan
500GB SSD boot
38TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

System 2:
Dual Xeon 2687w
Supermicro X9DAi
64GB RAM
Quadro K5000
500GB SSD boot
12TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

System 3:
Dual Xeon 2687w
Supermicro X9DAi
64GB RAM
Quadro 4000
500GB SSD boot
27TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

System 4:
i7 3390 4.5Ghz
Intel X79SR
32GB RAM
GTX780
500GB SSD boot
12TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

System 5:
i7 3390 4.5Ghz
Intel X79SR
32GB RAM
GTX680
500GB SSD boot
12TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

System 6:
i7 3390 4.5Ghz
Intel X79SR
32GB RAM
GTX680
500GB SSD boot
20TB RAID6 DAS
Windows 7 64bit

[Paul King]

If you’re not seeing the temp file generated during export then the file must be going to a different folder.

Can you search by date for the latest file created and see if it’s your export?

[Paul King]

While it’s exporting, do you see a temp file in the folder you selected?