Craig Irving
April 12th, 2007, 02:36 PM
I've been editing with Premiere Pro's multi-cam feature quite a bit recently in native HDV. Last night was my first time trying with CineForm, but it was incredibly choppy and I had to go back to my M2T files and edit natively.
Is this a bug? I find it odd since on a single cam timeline CineForm runs MUCH smoother than native HDV, but when it comes to multi-cam it's the opposite. I was using the "High Quality - Large Size" CineForm intermediate codec setting. Perhaps my computer couldn't keep up with it? Will my success be any better with the "Medium Quality - Medium Size" or "Low Quality - Small Size" preset?
It still seems rather odd to me. I have 2 gigs of dual-channel ram on an Athlon 3800XP+ system. I'm thinking about adding more RAM if that will improve things but I still haven't quite figured out whether or not I need to buy dual-channel since I've already commited to my main modules being dual-channel.
Is this a bug? I find it odd since on a single cam timeline CineForm runs MUCH smoother than native HDV, but when it comes to multi-cam it's the opposite. I was using the "High Quality - Large Size" CineForm intermediate codec setting. Perhaps my computer couldn't keep up with it? Will my success be any better with the "Medium Quality - Medium Size" or "Low Quality - Small Size" preset?
It still seems rather odd to me. I have 2 gigs of dual-channel ram on an Athlon 3800XP+ system. I'm thinking about adding more RAM if that will improve things but I still haven't quite figured out whether or not I need to buy dual-channel since I've already commited to my main modules being dual-channel.