Adobe Premiere Pro Error

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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:15 am

Hmm yeah, well I only have 1gb RAM so I'm sure that has something to do with this >.>

Anyway, I pretty much open up my performace task manager now to make sure my PF doesn't clock anything over 1.49gb when I'm rendering, and that if it does, then I have to flick through another window to lower the PF, then quickly jump back to Premiere and render.

Kinda annoying, but there's no real alternative for me atm :<
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Postby -Reda- » Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:51 am

Again, what type of files are you editing with?
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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:06 am

I'm using AVS files. I don't know to what degree that affects rendering though, since I always thought it was a matter of CPU power and codecs.
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Postby -Reda- » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:28 am

*hand smacking forehead*

Try adding that line I suggested setmemorymax(24) to the very beginning of each of your scripts and see if that helps...beginning as in before your "Mpeg2source" or whatever it is u have on there...
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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:31 am

N0OB wrote:beginning as in before your "Mpeg2source" or whatever it is u have on there...


That's the only part I don't get. Do you mean my video source?
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Postby -Reda- » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:41 am

To the beginning of your AVS files....open them up in notepad....and add that at the very beginning, before any of your other filters
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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:54 am

Yeah I knew to add it to the script, I just didn't understand why you mentioned the "mpeg2source"

Anyway, thanks, I'll test it out tomorrow. Hopefully it will solve this. Cheers.
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Postby -Reda- » Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:04 am

Yea sorry, I assumed you were working with DVD footage...if could be before AVIsource or any other "source" thing...
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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 5:19 am

N0OB wrote:Yea sorry, I assumed you were working with DVD footage...if could be before AVIsource or any other "source" thing...


Yeah, unfortunately I suck really bad for not using DVD footage >.>

Honestly, Hamilton (New Zealand) sucks so bad for anime, like, really bad.

I'm going up to Armageddon expo next week, hopefully they'll have some decent anime that won't completely destroy my wallet.
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Postby Rapture** » Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:14 am

Pas1990 wrote:Yeah, unfortunately I suck really bad for not using DVD footage >.>

Honestly, Hamilton (New Zealand) sucks so bad for anime, like, really bad.

The fuck? Who says that people who use source other than DVDs sucks?
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Postby Gepetto » Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:58 pm

N0OB wrote:
BasharOfTheAges wrote:How is your footage you're bringing into Premiere encoded?
He means what file type are you importing? AVI, AVS, etc....

Wrong. Although some containers are specific to certain codecs or groups of codecs (like .mpg .wmv, .rmvb, .divx and .264) the extension doesn't always tell you the codec, ESPECIALLY not AVI, MKV and the sort. When we ask how footage is encoded, we mean what codec you're using to compress it, e.g. XviD/DivX, HuffYUV, x.264, Lagarith or none (Uncompressed RGB). If you don't know, there are three easy ways to find out: Either open the file in VirtualDub/Mod and go to File -> File Information (This will tell you the FourCC, which is usually enough) or by using any of these two programs: GSpot and MediaInfo

Since it seems that both of you are using AVS scripts, however, that isn't so important: when importing AVS files, the programs assume that it's a specific kind of lossless codec, since every frame is made a keyframe.

By the way, I have 768MB of DDR2 RAM and although that makes AE run very slowly and crash a lot (reason why I seldom use it) Premiere edits and exports without a problem 85% of the time. When it doesn't, I use a frameserver into VDM and all goes smoothly (although slower than it would be if it were working without the frameserver). Whatever your problem is, unless you have other programs running while you encode, 1GB should be more than enough.

N0OB wrote:I've got 2 gigs...not that thats the max out right now (I think they're up to 4?)

32-bit OSes can read up to 4 GB of RAM, but if your OS is 64-bit it can read a lot more.
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Pas1990 wrote:Yeah, unfortunately I suck really bad for not using DVD footage >.>

Honestly, Hamilton (New Zealand) sucks so bad for anime, like, really bad.

The fuck? Who says that people who use source other than DVDs sucks?

We do suck, because we're poor. About 10% of the footage I use is DVD, because they're all imported (no national companies in Brazil) and f*cking expensive. At least I've really learned my cleaning filters though :D
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Postby Pas » Mon Oct 15, 2007 6:16 pm

Rapture** wrote:
Pas1990 wrote:Yeah, unfortunately I suck really bad for not using DVD footage >.>

Honestly, Hamilton (New Zealand) sucks so bad for anime, like, really bad.

The fuck? Who says that people who use source other than DVDs sucks?


Well I mean, I really should be supporting the anime by buying their DVDs, but Hamilton doesn't actually have much anime apart from like Bleach and Naruto. That, and DVD footage > Downloads
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