Editing 4K

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July 12, 2018
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Hello,

Soon i'm going on a trip and i want to make a video of that. So, to have a great video i want to film in 4k but the problem is, i dont have a good computer. I tried to use proxy in one short video and that was smooth but i wonder if i have a lot of video in my timeline in 4k, premiere pro will be smooth or not ?

If you think it's not possible have you a solution to be more smooth ?

Thank you.

(sorry for my english i'm french )

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Correct answer R Neil Haugen

All depends on many things. From CPU speed, RAM on your rig, drive-access speed, the particular proxies used, how many of the hard-resource effects you use such as Lumetri, tracked masks, that sort of thing.

Posting your computer specs would give us a basis for opinions on your likely results.

Neil

R Neil HaugenCorrect answer

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All depends on many things. From CPU speed, RAM on your rig, drive-access speed, the particular proxies used, how many of the hard-resource effects you use such as Lumetri, tracked masks, that sort of thing.

Posting your computer specs would give us a basis for opinions on your likely results.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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Maxence_CTNTAuthor

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Hello thank you for your answer

Link of my cpu : https://products.amd.com/fr-fr/search/APU/AMD-A-Series-Processors/AMD-A8-Series-APU-for-Desktops/A8-7600-with-Radeon%E2%…

I have 8 Go of ram

For the proxies, i use the format quicktime and the settings gopro cineform

And, it's for a travel video so, i will do a transition like smoothzoom and more like that... and i will use the lumetri but, not the mask or other things.

Finally i have one last question, to be more smooth it's possible to make the video several parts (make several rendering and in the end gather all part and make one rendering).