Just a reminder that being able to preview "with all the effects" is
usually not possible. I know there are screaming NLE systems out there that
make it come close to true, particularly hardware-assisted systems, but I
just tried in on a project I copied from my main editing PC to a Toshiba
Satellite laptop running XP Pro on a P4-3GHz processor, and an external
hard drive. It performed better than my main system, a desktop P4-1.8 GHz,
but did not play all effects in RT. When it didn't it played the underlying
video track, which might make you miss the fact that it skipped a
transition or stack of upper tracks if you aren't watching closely. A
render is the only way to get it all, but that doesn't mean you have to
render continuously. Between what the RT playback can do and the ALT-scrub
you can often do a bunch of stuff before needing to render.
David Hurdon
At 07:40 AM 9/12/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Stefanie-
I have AP v6.5 and I was told {which turned out to be right} that all you
have to do is go to project settings>key frame and rendering> and check the
real time video box and then your able to preview {by pressing enter} the
timeline with all the effect. Now why would anyone want to render their
project if they didn't have to?
canyflyer123.
Stefanie Kappel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear canyflyer123,
that depends on the version of Premiere you are on. In Pro (not sure about
6 and 6.5) you can preview without rendering. It should work automatically
but you can check in projectsettings under video. You can also render a
certain part by adjusting the work area on the timeline and then go into
render> workarea.
Good luck
Stefanie Kappel ARPS
Photography & Digital Imaging
www.stefaniekappel.com
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