[Tim Kolb]

Hmmm…I just happened by to visit but you do know of course that the only way the Cow site can possibly know you’ve already subscribed is if the cookie is in place. An anti virus should be able to kill the unwanted cookies so you can keep the ones that you need…

I haven’t been solicited since I subscribed…

TimK,

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[Tim Kolb]

[Tim Kolb] ”
Once they are imported, are they not “duplicated” inside the project?

I need to try this as I was guessing…I haven’t done it yet, but from the release notes my assumption was that the actual stand-alone files would be left alone and the titles would be “converted” to internal files…

…I need to test this out.”

I just confirmed this…import a previously exported title and change it and check the source file on disk…it is unchanged.

Maybe the answer is to make some standardized “template” files that reside somwhere that are always imported into the project at the outset…

TimK,

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[Tim Kolb]

Can you describe what you’re doing? I can place the “I-beam” in a space and kern that space as you describe and it works as you expect.

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
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[Tim Kolb]

Once they are imported, are they not “duplicated” inside the project?

I need to try this as I was guessing…I haven’t done it yet, but from the release notes my assumption was that the actual stand-alone files would be left alone and the titles would be “converted” to internal files…

…I need to test this out.

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
Creative Cow Host,
Author/Trainer
http://www.focalpress.com
http://www.classondemand.net

[Tim Kolb]

[ken adolph] “My biggest complaint is that we produce a lot of series TV and I used to be able to create a new project for each episode and then copy all the standard titles into the new folder. I can’t do this anymore without exporting all the titles.”

But once you export them to some standard location once, don’t you just go and get them each time?

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
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[Tim Kolb]

I was luke warm on it as well as I have clients where title files are being transferred and re-ued between projects and this system adds a step…

On making new titles…I just completed a project with about 120 titles and it seemed fine. The only problem I had was when I called one up and didn’t save as and had to go back and re-make titles…but that’s because I’m a dumbkopf (sp?), not because the software has an issue.

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
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[Tim Kolb]

[Kevin Snyder] “-Project settings?
DV/Drop-Frame/29.97/720×480
-any difference in behavior if the subclip is from the beginning or end of the clip?
The problem appeared to be the same if the subclip was created from the begining of a master clip or the middle.
-anything else you think is important
When trying to play the subclip, the disk is being read but it just takes a long time before the clip will play. It almost seems as if PPRO is searching the entire master clip for the subclip section or trying to load the subclip section into ram. My first test with short subclips showed no problems, its only with larger subclips.”

I’m shooting all day today and won’t be able to test this until tomorrow at the earliest.

Is their someone with an hour master clip who could try to trim a 5 minute clip out of the middle, drop it on the timeline and note if you get a playback delay?

Thanks

TimK,

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[Tim Kolb]

Have you tried uninstalling/reinstalling Premiere Pro?

What does HP think? This sounds like a system issue as I’m not sure PPro can even break something that profoundly…however, anything is possible I suppose.

TimK,

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[Tim Kolb]

[Kevin Snyder] “I agree… the only real show stopper for me was subclips. For me, there is no way around them. If you look at the thread from the Adobe forum, many people have come to the conclusion that their is a problem with subclips. All the other problems I had I was willing to deal with. I guess it was just too many problems all I once so I was frustrated.”

I can understand that.

I’ll have to get a clip that long to mess around with the subclip issue.

Could you please post some specifics on your situation?

-What drive the clip is on
-How full is it?
-Defragged?
-How is it linked (FW, USB2, SCSI, Internal, RAID, etc.)
-Project settings?
-any difference in behavior if the subclip is from the beginning or end of the clip?
-anything else you think is important

Thanks

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
Creative Cow Host,
Author/Trainer
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http://www.classondemand.net

[Tim Kolb]

billyj:

What are your project settings so I can set this up exactly as you have it?

TimK,

Kolb Productions,
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http://www.focalpress.com
http://www.classondemand.net