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[]dirtyfries 1 point 2 years ago
I was always under the impression video is indexed and audio is conformed.
Both processes are basically Premiere getting the footage ready to be used in the timeline for easy
scrubbing and editing.
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One way to attack the project would be to break your project in to 10 - 12 subprojects. The Processing of
4-8 long form videos will be more tolerable than 60 in one go.
You can pull selects and subclips for each subproject, then create a master project at the end of the preselect editing process.
You can import each sub project into the master project, and Premiere will not have to re-conform/index
source videos as long as you did not clear the cache or move or rename files/folders.
This would also be a good way to get familiar with so much damn source material, and envision what the
final edited video should be.
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http://best-mac-tips.com/2014/02/03/adobe-premier-media-cache-delete/
Some of the files in here were close to 2 gb in size. Adobe has the following to say about these
files:
Choose Edit > Preferences > Media (Windows) or Premiere Pro >
Preferences > Media (Mac OS), and do one of the following:
I have put in bold blue the parts relevant to cleaning up these files. In my case using the Clean
button only removed some of the files. Some very large files remained. So I deleted those
manually. The key point is that it is safe to do so.
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Maxx Wayne
October 8, 2014 at 3:09 am Reply
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October 13, 2014 at 8:22 pm Reply
Exactly the post I was searching for. Thanks for putting this up.
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Thanks for this really helpful.
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View Full Version : Why does Premiere Pro conform files already of the correct sample rate?
adoniscik
5th February 2004, 05:19
I am editing NTSC DV in Premiere Pro and would like to know if there is a way to disable
conforming. The audio sampling rate in the Project Settings matches that of the source (i.e.,
48KHZ). Why then does it insist on conforming everything, wasting my precious time?
jkwarras
5th February 2004, 10:56
Originally posted by adoniscik
I am editing NTSC DV in Premiere Pro and would like to know if there is a way to disable
conforming. The audio sampling rate in the Project Settings matches that of the source (i.e.,
48KHZ). Why then does it insist on conforming everything, wasting my precious time?
I'm sure there must be an option to disable that, but that must be well "hiden" :) I've too
experienced that behaviour, but I didn't find it (but i didn't look very close either).
Regards
communist
6th February 2004, 00:04
Yeah thats one annoying thing about Pro. It does conform them all to '32-bit quality' - whatever
that means (I'm no sound expert).
This is done always and there is no way to disable it :( :devil:
adoniscik
8th February 2004, 01:59
An email I received was as follows:
yes I have !
export first video without audio, second time audio only and mux them
together in the third pass. somehow, exporting audio by itself works
OK (no more clipping)
jkwarras
8th February 2004, 13:57
Originally posted by adoniscik
An email I received was as follows:
I'll try this. Thanks a lot for the info.
Regards
http://www.photography-forums.com/threads/indexing-and-conforming-question-withpremiere-pro.51782/
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JoJosh Guest
I notice that when I import files, in the bottom corner of the
workspace, the
files are "Indexed" and then they are "conformed". Being a novice, what
is the definition of these functions and what do they prepare? Layman
term if possible. Some files seem to take a long time especially wmv
types.
tks
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>I notice that when I import files, in the bottom corner of the
> workspace, the
> files are "Indexed" and then they are "conformed". Being a novice, what
>
> is the definition of these functions and what do they prepare? Layman
> term if possible. Some files seem to take a long time especially wmv
> types.
> tks
>
Found this on the adobe web site.
Conforming - http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317366.html
Indexing - dont know about this one but I have never seen it!
dAVE
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317366.html?
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Support Knowledgebase
Troubleshoot audio playback (Adobe Premiere Pro)
This document can help you resolve audio problems that occur while you use Adobe Premiere
Pro. Performing these tasks can help you resolve the most common problems.
To benefit most from this document, perform the tasks in order. Keep track of the tasks you
perform and the results of each, including errors or other problems. Adobe Technical Support can
use this information to better assist you, should you need to call.
Before performing any of these tasks, back up all personal files (for example, Adobe Premiere
Pro files you created).
1. Check your connections.
Ensure that your speakers, capture card audio ports, and DV devices are properly connected.
2. Make sure that the system meets the requirements for the capture card.
Some capture cards require special cabling, settings, and drivers to enable audio playback. For
more information, refer to the documentation for your capture card.
3. Install the recommended installation of QuickTime.
Install or reinstall QuickTime, and select the Recommended or Full installation. The problem can
occur if the Minimum version of QuickTime is installed.
4. Ensure that Adobe Premiere Pro has finished conforming audio.
When you import audio into a project, Adobe Premiere Pro conforms the audio, converting it to
the project's audio sample rate. While Adobe Premiere Pro conforms audio, it may not play
correctly. A status bar in the lower right bottom of the screen displays the progress while Adobe
Premiere Pro conforms audio.
5. Specify a new location for conformed audio files.
If the folder in which a project's conformed audio files are stored is full or inaccessible, Adobe
Premiere Pro returns the error, "Disk Write Error. Verify drive connections, available disk space
and disk access privileges. Then save, close and re-launch the project." If you receive this error,
specify a new location with available space.
Ensure that the audio has been enabled for the track in the Sequence, and that the track has not
been muted in the Audio Mixer.