I have multiple tracks in a given video project. It often starts freezing as I progress with adding tracks. I only need one audio track. Can I delete the audio from the other tracks, or is each audio track nondestructive? As it is, I mute the audio on all of the tracks but one, but perhaps they're still in there stressing my processor.
I just saw this note, Bob Peru. Thanks again for your interest. I have Premiere elements installed on my C: drive, which is the SSD. Though I believe I do save projects to the D drive. This SSD has 154 GB used and 262 GB free. And, under C: \program files, I can see that Adobe (Elements and Premiere) are installed on this SSD disk. Specifically, the 2019 version. My Regular hard drive (D:) has 408 GB used and 1.41 TB free.
However, I should let you know: I just ordered a new computer from Dell. It is an I9, and should--I would think--do the trick. My only question now is: how can I obtain another copy of Premiere elements so that I can install it on my new computer when it comes?
Thanks again.
Larry Novik
My only question now is: how can I obtain another copy of Premiere elements so that I can install it on my new computer when it comes?
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