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2 total messages Started by Derek_Gatehouse Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:41
Rendering in newer versions of Premiere..?
#184
Author: Derek_Gatehouse
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:41
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I have used Premiere 6.5 for a couple of years now. I love it except for one thing--it takes forever to render. I'm wondering, now that I'm planning on buying something new, if newer Premiere versions have "solved" this. I've used other editing programs that don't need to render endlessly. Thing is, I don't actually like them as much as Premiere... but waiting 30 minutes sometimes... just to render...

Thanks.

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Re: Rendering in newer versions of Premiere..?
#185
Author: Darrell G
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 04:09
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Derek_Gatehouse@adobeforums.com wrote:
> I have used Premiere 6.5 for a couple of years now. I love it except for one thing--it takes forever to render. I'm wondering, now that I'm planning on buying something new, if newer Premiere versions have "solved" this. I've used other editing programs that don't need to render endlessly. Thing is, I don't actually like them as much as Premiere... but waiting 30 minutes sometimes... just to render...

Newer versions will show effects in real time when you play the timeline 
without pre-rendering. This makes rendering something that only has to 
be done when the project is finished. I upgraded when I got a faster 
computer, so I can't say for sure if newer versions are faster. However, 
Premiere 6.5 is pretty old, so I'd imagine the newer version were 
written to take advantage of CPU extensions that didn't exist when 6.5 
was released.
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