Hi,
I've just begun prep for a high-def project (1920x1080) with eight hours-worth
of footage. Lots of high-def clips. The first step for me was to create
time-code window DVDs for transcribing. I split the main interview into 5
timelines, each containing approx. 1 hour to 1.5 hours of footage. I then added
the time-code effect to each clip. It all worked fine, but as I scrubbed along
each timeline, Premiere would frequently hang up, meaning it would pause for a
while - not allowing me to do anything - then after a while I'd get control
back. I'm wondering if this is just a function of my having too much HD footage
on one timeline? I currently have three 1 TB drives, set up as independent
drives. The Premiere software is on one; the project file and clips are on
another, and the scratch folders are on the third. I'm on Windows 7, using an
i7 960 and 12 GB of RAM. When I create the final edit, I do plan on cutting up
the program into shorter segments on separate timelines - hoping this will
solve the problem. Any thoughts on what may be causing the software to pause?
Thanks.
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