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1. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
Harm Millaard Mar 6, 2012 9:49 AM (in response to nexgenVP)Your system may not be up to umcompressed BM material. If it is HD that is just packaged in an AVI wrapper, you need around 1.485 Gbps per track sustained transfer rate or nearly 200 MB/s per track. With two tracks 'Speed Tested Excellent' may be too slow. With two tracks you need at least 4 disks in Aid0 and a fill rate below 50% on all of them. Even then frames may be dropped.
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2. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
JSS1138 Mar 6, 2012 12:57 PM (in response to nexgenVP)Render Entire Sequence will include the yellow sections.
Or, you can always turn off acceleration before rendering.
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3. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
nexgenVP Mar 7, 2012 7:43 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)Harm,
Here is a capture of my speed test. I do have 4 disks on a raid 0, very little data on the drives. I have run 3 tracks of HD with different levels of opacity with no problem. I do crash the drives when I add the forth. So I would like to think that two tracks with accelerated effect should be fairly simple to playback. Am I wrong to be thinking that way? Also only working with 8 bit, This test is for 10 and up.
The read comes in above 500 mb/s. It was on the way up when I captured it.
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4. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
nexgenVP Mar 7, 2012 7:41 AM (in response to JSS1138)Jim,
Thanks for the tips.
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5. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
QuintFilms Mar 26, 2013 11:11 AM (in response to nexgenVP)What kind of hard disk do you use?
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6. Re: Why does Premiere Pro stop, or drop frames when using the Timecode Effect.
nexgenVP Mar 27, 2013 10:38 AM (in response to QuintFilms)I’m using 4, 2 TB drives in a raid 0 setup. That’s about all I know about them.


