Tony Partam
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Have the same problem here…noticed it really on HD long projects.
When i used project management and done a copy of the project to a new one in another location with only the clips i used on the timeline the problem dissapeared.
It is a long clip problem.
Happy to hear you’re working on it guys.Tony
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Done another project using project manager…just using the clips on the timeline and the result is super fast moving premiere..
So i guess it must be an audio conforming problem or that if you put a large file on timeline adobe will have trouble refreshing everytime. -
Win XP
Dual Xeon 3.2 with 4 Gigs of Ram on Supermicro motherboard.
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We have the RocketRaid 1820A with 8 250Gb Sata drives Maxtor
The 1.81TB is 40% full
Here’s the speeds:Data read rate 443.9 MB/s
Data Write rate 442 MB/s -
Had the same issue…Try to choose a 50i project and not a progressive one even if your footage is progressive.
I had a project done on HDCAM 25P …looked like VHS on a progressive project downconversion…when i chose the interlaced one suddenly the SD is not that bad anymore. -
I figured out that i had VITC on the deck and not LTC so i put timecode switch to LTC and i have the correct timecode now on Decklink deck control
However once the clip is captured there’s no way to find out it’s timecode in Premiere pro…
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Hi Luke
Why i need it is because i have a pair of audio monitors on the decklink edit workstation and sometimes need to check a dvd…sometimes i get an mp3 by email…sometimes i edit audio at 44Khz so instead of having to put two outputs on two monitors i was hoping that windows can detect Decklink as an audio device but without having the 48Khz problem…
So i guess the best way is to hook the HDlink rca out to the pc line in…that way i also can control what goes through the amp…windows beeps or not…and all is done via my multimedia logitech keyboard. -
Hi Luke
Why i need it is because i have a pair of audio monitors on the decklink edit workstation and sometimes need to check a dvd…sometimes i get an mp3 by email…sometimes i edit audio at 44Khz so instead of having to put two outputs on two monitors i was hoping that windows can detect Decklink as an audio device but without having the 48Khz problem…
So i guess the best way is to hook the HDlink rca out to the pc line in…that way i also can control what goes through the amp…windows beeps or not…and all is done via my multimedia logitech keyboard. -
try not to use multiple sequences and nested sequences as this may crash ppro.
I never could use this option with decklink. -
seems i cannot do that on xp.
But i put an rca cable from HdLink to pc,and another from pc to amp.
That’s the only way to hear both audio devices