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ADOBE PREMIERE 5.0
User Guide
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Compare the properties of source clips to the Project Settings or Export Settings, and
make them more similar. When a source frame matches the Project Settings or Export
Settings, Premiere can simply copy the frame from the source file to the destination file.
Any difference in settings between source and destination adds to the processing time.
For example, if a source clip uses the Animation compressor and you want to export it using
the Graphics compressor, the translation to a different compressor will take longer than if
you had exported it using its original Animation compressor. In addition, processing will
take progressively more time if other settings, such as frame rate or color depth, are also
different than the original properties of the source clips. You can check the properties of any
source clip using the File > Get Properties For command (see “Analyzing clip properties and
data rate” on page 127).
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In the Project Settings or Export Settings dialog box, choose Keyframe and Rendering
Options from the menu at the top of the dialog box, select Ignore Audio Filters and Ignore
Video Filters, and click OK. Then try previewing or exporting again. If it processes much
faster, the slow performance you experienced may be related to the audio or video filter
settings you applied.
Previewed or exported video is too short, too long, or the wrong section
Do the following:
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If exporting, make sure the Range option in the General Settings panel of the Export Settings
dialog box is set properly. See “Exporting video files” on page 304.
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Make sure you specified the work area properly. Premiere previews the work area and also
exports the work area if you specified Work Area in the Range option described above.
See “Previewing a video program” on page 192.
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