#ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS 5.5 SLOW EXPORT HOW TO#
#ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS 5.5 SLOW EXPORT DRIVERS#

I know this is a lot for one thread, but I appreciate the communityвЂ™s time, expertise, and help. IвЂ™m assuming that this is just an AJA bug, but wanted to mention it in case IвЂ™m overlooking something. This is not intuitive, and also not how Premiere works in non-AJA sequence presets. When I scrub frame-by-frame, it seems that the audio being played is always from the frame I just scrubbed FROM, not the frame I scrubbed TO (i.e., the current frame). Third, IвЂ™m experiencing an odd issue when scrubbing the sequence to find edit points in the audio. Is there a configuration option within Premiere that IвЂ™m overlooking? Not offering TC output seems like it would be a major oversight, so IвЂ™m assuming this is something I simply canвЂ™t figure out. If I open a Quicktime file using AJA TV, the timecode will display as expected.

It seems that Premiere is not sending any timecode information to the Kona, because when I enable timecode overlay from the AJA Control Panel, it doesnвЂ™t show anything.

#ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS 5.5 SLOW EXPORT HOW TO#

Secondly, I canвЂ™t figure out how to output timecode via the 9-pin RS-422. Also have ny Render/Scratch disk on a 2nd SDD and also export to the other SDD. Is there some configuration issue I should look at that will address this? Maybe RAM allocation? BTW for your reference: IвЂ™m on a 2009 MacPro 4,1 with 2x4Cores, 24GB Ram, GTX760 4G GPU, OSX 10.9.1 on a SSD with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.1. I assume this means the Kona is handling those clips and should be able to play them without any problems. It seems most prone to this when switching between video codecs in the same sequence where they are not marked with any render-indicating color. This becomes very problematic during Export to Tape operations, when it can play through most of a sequence then hang up at the end. IвЂ™m working with a mix of source materials вЂ“ XDCAM EX footage, ProRes 422 or Animation graphic renders, DVCPro HD or Uncompressed captures вЂ“ all at 1080/59.94iДЇor starters, sometimes I have clips that shouldnвЂ™t have to render that begin stuttering or failing to play, but after I stop and attempt to play that portion again, it works fine. HereвЂ™s my system configuration:Д®xternal RAID storage array w/ fiber interface

#ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS 5.5 SLOW EXPORT DRIVERS#

I downloaded a trial of CS5.5 and installed the latest AJA drivers (9.0.3) and Adobe plug-ins (9.0.1). IвЂ™m new to Premiere, and IвЂ™ve encountered some unexpectedly poor performance that IвЂ™m currently attributing to my AJA Kona 3, but IвЂ™m wondering what I can do about it. I posted this in a forum on AdobeвЂ™s website, where I was told that posting here might get better feedback.

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