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Since I have been back using Adobe, my first thoughts was that now I am on a paying software, it must be better than any free software.
First 2 weeks spending more than 10 hours with support, and it has been all about whos failure and according to support failure is on me.
Error have been about
Rendering
Export
Black Screen
No Audio
Couldn't add video to my timeline
and instead of focussing of the problem that is caused by Premiere Pro, it has been about
Copy Project
Copy and move project to desktop
Make new sequence, and move existing sequence to the new created one
Create new metadata
Open fileexplorer, goto Adobe folder, Rename Premiere Pro folder to old one and restart
Sure, it help, until next time it happen
Not so happy Premiere Pro
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I find it is easy to get answers regarding Premiere show case features where the user has failed.
Can be much harder to get an answer where Adobe even thinks the program might have failed.
There is a push for users to get increasingly powerful computers, to maintain sales of new versions.
When you consider the cost of required Computers and Software, one would not calculate market saturation by number of Community members. Just saying!
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Comparing a pro-expected NLE to free software is rather ... odd.
Any of the pro NLEs are complex apps that take a ton of work to learn, whether Premiere Pro, Avid, Resolve ... and yes, learning how to use them is up to the user. On purpose, there are few automated tools, and most anything you can think of doing has at least five ways to do it. Every option has implications.
That said, I do wish that the Adobe apps would have reference manuals like Resolve's. I've pushed for that since forever.
Neil
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Yes, all software should have reference manuals for every detail.
I find that a search for answers will often lead to a pink shirt video, which is turning into a sick joke.
Sorry, but I always say exactly what I mean.
Its a gift for those who are genuine.
Cheers
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Sounds like you have a mix of source footage and Sequence settings that do not work well together?
Have you tried using a mezzanine CODEC for both your source and you Sequence Video Previews?
I recommend ProRes.
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Thanks for all feedback,
I am all new here, and understand there is a learnig curve, but when you spent more time troubleshooting than development, then anybody will not have a good feeling, do you
One issue that really concerns me is following
Move from editing to graphics, do some changes, move back to editing, there is a good change that your sequence disappear, and trying get it back from the project works with exception that their are now no audio lines and can't be restored, and try to explain situation to support is impossible.
Only way I know of fix this problem is to create a new sequence, and copy and paste your content, but is that really the way working with a software claimed to be "first class"
Take Care
Tom
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Have you taken a class in Premiere Pro or mentored with an editor?
Everything you've described sounds like something that some formal training would resolve.
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Hello Warren
Thanks for your reply
That is offcourse what I plan to do, I just think when something happen that not even Adobe staff have an answer to else than moving project to other location.
Tom
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Premiere Pro is not working correctly for you. Whether the problem is insufficient hardware, corrupt software or operator error can't be determined by your posts, so it is difficult to offer constructive help.
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One issue that really concerns me is following
Move from editing to graphics, do some changes, move back to editing, there is a good change that your sequence disappear, and trying get it back from the project works with exception that their are now no audio lines and can't be restored
Unquote.
When this happens:
Step 1 - go to the menu Window> Workspaces > Reset to Save Layout. Does the timeline appear?
Step 2 - in the project panel, find the sequence you were working on and double click on it. Does the timeline appear?
I'm not sure what you mean when you say:
and trying get it back from the project works with exception that their are now no audio lines
If you post screen shots of what is occurring and what you are doing, it is likely someone can help you figure out what is wrong.
Also a complete hardware description, and a description of the properties of the media you are working with would be helpful.
MtD
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Hello Meg The Dog
Thank for your reply
Yes, I recently learned some of these rescue trick like
Reset to Save Layout
Mercury Playback Engine software Only
I am new to Premiere, but not new to software or development of same, 30 years background, so I just have the feeling when something is not correct, expecially when everyday new issues touch me, and when support don't even can explain how to do a fix, then I am worry.
Kind Regards
Tom