UPDATE: 04:21-"Premier doesn't tell you when a proxy is being used even if the proxy button is set to use proxies" - The new Adobe Update allows you to create proxies with watermarks. Thus everytime a proxy clip is being used, you will visually see it as it plays in the preview. You're welcome.
Thank you very much, but there's something I can't find anywhere: it's common during filming that the logger already creates proxies and sends it before the raw material. How do I link the media proxy that I have already started working with the raw material that I import later?
If the Proxies have the same name as the raw files do this: Import Proxies as if they were raw material and work with them. Once the raw material arrives right click the Proxies in the Project panel and click make offline. The right click again and click Link Media. Select the raw files instead of the Proxies. After that you can attach the Proxies again. If the files don’t have the same names I don’t know any way but to do this process manually for each and every file
@@MarcFleddermann Thanks! The files have the same name, they just don't have the same extension. I thought of something similar, importing the raw material, and then clicking on attach proxies.
Hi Marc ! Thanks a lot for your videos. Some of my proxies are exporting badly with green and flicker. I have tried many things but it does not solve it. Do you know what I could do ? Thanks.
Normally that kind of problem has to do with the GPU. Do you have the latest drivers installed? If that does not work you could try to deactivate the GPU in Premiere and Media Encoder and just use the CPU.
Hi 😃 yes, in theory you can create a project with footage on PC A, then open the project on PC B and render Proxies on B. After that you could either copy the Proxies back to A and relink them or you could just leave them on B, open the project on A and edit with the original media there.
Thank you for the tutorial, but you caught me really off guard with that many hakenkreuze. please frame that with a sentence when you use such footage...
UPDATE: 04:21-"Premier doesn't tell you when a proxy is being used even if the proxy button is set to use proxies" - The new Adobe Update allows you to create proxies with watermarks. Thus everytime a proxy clip is being used, you will visually see it as it plays in the preview. You're welcome.
The second video in my Proxy Series actually explains how to do this: th-cam.com/video/XKQpQdmWvSo/w-d-xo.html
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This was super helpful. Thank you so much.
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Thank you very much, but there's something I can't find anywhere: it's common during filming that the logger already creates proxies and sends it before the raw material.
How do I link the media proxy that I have already started working with the raw material that I import later?
If the Proxies have the same name as the raw files do this: Import Proxies as if they were raw material and work with them. Once the raw material arrives right click the Proxies in the Project panel and click make offline. The right click again and click Link Media. Select the raw files instead of the Proxies. After that you can attach the Proxies again.
If the files don’t have the same names I don’t know any way but to do this process manually for each and every file
@@MarcFleddermann Thanks! The files have the same name, they just don't have the same extension. I thought of something similar, importing the raw material, and then clicking on attach proxies.
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Hi Marc ! Thanks a lot for your videos. Some of my proxies are exporting badly with green and flicker. I have tried many things but it does not solve it. Do you know what I could do ? Thanks.
Normally that kind of problem has to do with the GPU. Do you have the latest drivers installed? If that does not work you could try to deactivate the GPU in Premiere and Media Encoder and just use the CPU.
@@MarcFleddermann thanks. It worked when I actually changed the proxy export format to cinematic.
Grüße aus Koblenz :D Is it possible to create a proxy on other PC and then edit them and go back to rendering on PC with original files ?
Hi 😃 yes, in theory you can create a project with footage on PC A, then open the project on PC B and render Proxies on B. After that you could either copy the Proxies back to A and relink them or you could just leave them on B, open the project on A and edit with the original media there.
Thank you for the tutorial, but you caught me really off guard with that many hakenkreuze. please frame that with a sentence when you use such footage...
Actually those are no Nazi-Symbols but symbols for luck called Swastika 😉