Rich Rubasch
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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I see…didn’t see that it was Windows on CS6. Still my point still applies. Export whatever codec you have been using in your sequence Preview setting and after you render the sequence make sure you match that setting on export. BAM probably about 2 minutes to export.
Then encode that clip to whatever other formats and sizes you want. Waaaaay faster than waiting the 70 minutes. Workflow baby!
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Could be my error….looks like Catalina is required. Again, I hate to be forced to a new operating system (especially Apple these days) to run one piece of software. Probably will try upgrading to Catalina and see what happens.
I do have another system that is end of life with High Sierra so that one is certainly never going to see Premier v22.
Lord help me if I have to switch to a PC with all the legacy Mac software I use and the ease of my network between my macs and NAS. Yikes!
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I’m finding I have to watch colors like a hawk these days with OS updates and CC updates. It depends on the app, but the worst is when Media Encoder looks completely different from the record window! I have an HP Dreamcolor that is calibrated and I trust it, but when the same clip looks different in four different places it scares me!
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But of course. Only thing I haven’t done is uninstall all versions and reinstall. Lots of plugins etc to manage once I get it all reinstalled.
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What I do is set my sequence to ProRes 422. When I export it, I match the sequence so I am exporting a ProRes 422. I choose “Use Previews” and assuming the sequence is rendered it might only take a few minutes to export the whole thing. I then use the ProRes 422 in Media encoder to make my h264.
When you use a different codec than the sequence to export it actually has to re render everything into the new codec. But not if you simply export in the exact sequence settings then encode to your heart’s content in Media Encoder.
I just saved you hours!
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Riverside.fm here.
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I have been on board since the beginning….I find since the site redesign the traffic is way down. Where in the past I sent everyone to Creative Cow for answers to questions not to mention searching past comments, it just isn’t that resource anymore. It could be that software like AVID, Adobe and Blackmagic have heavily trafficked user forums with quick responses. In the past the COW was THE place for all things video production and post.
Not sure why it’s waning, but it is certainly not the same. I think the way the forums are organized only showing the first person’s post and having to click inside a topic to see the thread is a huge drawback. If we had more control of how the interface worked for us I think it would be an improvement.
My 2¢
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Compressor will do it. There is a place to point to the SCC file…works like a charm for MPEG 2 outputs. I’m sure you can Google the exact steps to get it to work, but it works!
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Have you used “Add Frame Hold”? It creates a still frame that can be stretched to any length. Use it all the time.
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Totally agree…it’s like magic!