Steve Adams
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Yes, I’ve looked through there but I don’t see anythimg that will bring up the white text. I believe there’s a way to do this because I think I”ve seen tutorials where the white text is brought up to make it easier to read.
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Thanks.
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Thank you for that information! By the way, the link you provided seems to be for Photoshop rather than Premier Pro. I think the Premier Pro link mighjt be https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements/2019.html#gpu-acceleration.
Thanks
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Thank you!
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Windows says the drive has 166GB left, and the export did find space to put the file I was exporting. I suppose it’s possible that the export wants to output a bunch of meta data, or something, after the export is done and can’t find room for that. The drive is definitely getting full, with 166GB left out of 1.81TB. and shows red on Windows > Computer. I guess I need to go through it and free up a bunch of space.
But shouldn’t Premier Pro CC207 tell me somewere if it can’t find the space it need for something?
Thanks for the input.
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After a bit of research I see it’s easy to export the Premier Pro audio to a file and then import a new audio file for the clip. So that’s the plan, using Audacity to take out the noise.
Thanks for the inputs
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Thanks. What about breaking the Premier Pro audio track out to a separate file, removing the noise in Audacity as above, and then putting the clean audio back into the Premier Pro clip?
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Thank you!
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Thanks for replying. Yes, Keyboard Shortcuts was where I was able to finally solve it. The Shift+Del shortcut had been entered for Ripple Delete but wasn’t working. I was able to delete this shortcut for Ripple Delete, however, and just enter “x” and that took. That is, now I can just enter “x” and the selected clip segment ripple deletes, which is even more convenient for me than Shift+Del.
Thanks.
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It’s PP CC 2017 and the OS is Windows 7. Bt it hasn’t happened for a while so maybe it’s gone.
Thanks for replying.