[Yair Bartal]

Thanks duke for your response.
It could not be Windows 98 for example as that does not fit Adobe system requirements.
Anyway, it’s an Intel Core2 Duo, Windows 7 64 bit, 4 GB RAM, one HDD 7,200 rpm, no GPU.

[Yair Bartal]

Thanks Chris for your response.
I’ve asked it because I’ve read that the menus could be too small to read unless you implement some informal tricks.
There might be other issues which I cannot foresee and I’d rather learn from someone who has already tried it.

[Yair Bartal]

Do you do the Upsizing just by inserting an SD clip into a HD sequence and then use the scale effect?

[Yair Bartal]

Double click the program window?

[Yair Bartal]

Thanks Jon and Alex.
I’ll give it a try.

[Yair Bartal]

Thanks Alex.
Do you mean using the track mixer’s volume control manually while playing to record “better” volume levels on the fly?

[Yair Bartal]

set to frame size would be better than scale to frame size.

[Yair Bartal]

OK, thanks.

[Yair Bartal]

Thanks David.
I’ve already checked Adobe minimum requirements page.
Both versions require the same minimum CPU, however CS5 requires 2 GB ram whereas CC 2014.1 requires 4 GB ram.
So on the face of it, CS5 will run better with 4 GB ram.
On the other hand CC 2014.1 may have more efficient algorithms and certainly more and easier options.
I thought someone has relevant experience.

[Yair Bartal]

You can also double click the clip to bring it into source monitor.
There you can either right click the marker & choose “Clear selected marker” or double click the marker & choose delete.