Paul Neumann
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COW Coins
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I have the same set up as you and coming from a HP workstation with 32 gig of ram and a CUDA card it really is a different experience. That being said it’s still pretty good. Much better than any 32-bit experience for sure. I think Dynamic Link works much better on Mac as well. Just smoother. Just for grins throw one of your clips into Media Encoder and output a HIGH bitrate 720p version of it and watch how that is handled. I think you’ll be pleased.
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Weill you mentioned PPRO 5 not 5.5 so I figured you didn’t have Audition. So, could you get it open in Audition? Whenever I have a problem with audio I run the gamut on the Creative Suite to see who likes it. After Effects usually handles it, Soundbooth is good, Media Encoder can be good too. Can’t think of the last time I had something that I couldn’t get open one way or another.
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Will it open in Soundbooth?
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Control/Right click on any audio track name, check “delete audio tracks”, select “all empty tracks” and from there on just drag any track below the master track and a compatible track will be created in succession.
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Make sure you’re using the Mac SS#. Simple but can be overlooked.
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Ya gotta mark it sometime, eh? I guess you could just replace it and then slip it into place. Unless you’re using a clip of the exact same length or a clip that you want the in point to be the first frame, you’re gonna have to mark at least an in point sometime.
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Highlight the clip in the timeline, highlight the other clip in the bin, option/alt drag the clip from the bin onto the clip in the timeline.
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Not one part of CS3 is compatible with a 64-bit OS. Time for a brand new box.
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I’d try two or three things:
Assuming you have CS4 and not just Premiere Pro, right click on the audio track and choose edit in Soundbooth/Render and Replace. See if the entire track loads up in SB and if it does then just resave it and it will replace it on your timeline.
Load the clips into After Effects and export them and reload them into PPro. Sometimes those camera phone codecs are just flakey. You could try this with just AME as well.
Make sure you don’t have audio set up to quit outputting sound if the level clips too hard. One of those bite you in butt settings that serves a purpose AND gives you fits at that same time.
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Highlight the sequence in the project window. Go to Sequence settings then Playback settings the choose your monitor. This is of course that you have a monitor plugged into your card.