L.S.,
ERROR MESSAGE WHILE EDITING IN PREMIERE PRO 1.5:
[\dev\CaptainDoby\Medialayer\Src\Audio\MonitorMixer.cpp-133]
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE ABOVE ERROR MESSAGE ENCOUNTERED BY ADOBE PREMIERE PRO DURING EDITING ?
The facts:
It will be great to get your response on my serious problem at latest by this coming friday evening our local time; The Netherlands-Europe. Or that you give me your estimation on when will give me your solid suggestion on what to do next;
This because of all kinds of Production reasons; I' am personaly hold fully responsible for the editing process of a huge film, shot on HDV and with a fixed, agreed upon deadline;
The error was encountered 2 times before the error did put a final hold to my editing - first, after restarting my computer, the error was not in the way anymore. The next day the same occured again. The tird time it did not 'repaire' itself, so now I'am stuck in the process.
I'm also using the Cineform Aspect HD version 3.2;
I still can move forward and backbards the timeline cursor through all the original downloaded images (pre-edited images) without drop-outs; the images are all moving in the way they are supposed to do; the left monitor is still possible to use.
Pressing 'play' to see all my edited parts, the error is encountered instantly. Te results of editing do not show up anymore.
I'am faced with a total breakdown in my editing process !!!!
Detection for possible causes for error:
The computer is not having a matrox card, so this is not causing the error
In total there are 17 hours of footage - of which 4 hours are edited now resulting in 12 minutes of film; might the cause be a too heavy loaded file of data ?
Removed split screen - no success
Is there a 100% certainty to give that when I re-install Premiere Pro all my 12 minutes of edited film will be safed fully? and that it will recognize the previous footage file?
Request:
Please can you inform me before this coming friday evening about the cause of this enduring error. I thank you ahead for this.
What is it that we can do to solve this and give new input to my editing process?
Looking forward to your reaction on the above.
Kind regards,
Ernest of Forwardfilm in The Netherlands - Europe
ERROR MESSAGE WHILE EDITING IN PREMIERE PRO 1.5:
[\dev\CaptainDoby\Medialayer\Src\Audio\MonitorMixer.cpp-133]
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE ABOVE ERROR MESSAGE ENCOUNTERED BY ADOBE PREMIERE PRO DURING EDITING ?
The facts:
It will be great to get your response on my serious problem at latest by this coming friday evening our local time; The Netherlands-Europe. Or that you give me your estimation on when will give me your solid suggestion on what to do next;
This because of all kinds of Production reasons; I' am personaly hold fully responsible for the editing process of a huge film, shot on HDV and with a fixed, agreed upon deadline;
The error was encountered 2 times before the error did put a final hold to my editing - first, after restarting my computer, the error was not in the way anymore. The next day the same occured again. The tird time it did not 'repaire' itself, so now I'am stuck in the process.
I'm also using the Cineform Aspect HD version 3.2;
I still can move forward and backbards the timeline cursor through all the original downloaded images (pre-edited images) without drop-outs; the images are all moving in the way they are supposed to do; the left monitor is still possible to use.
Pressing 'play' to see all my edited parts, the error is encountered instantly. Te results of editing do not show up anymore.
I'am faced with a total breakdown in my editing process !!!!
Detection for possible causes for error:
The computer is not having a matrox card, so this is not causing the error
In total there are 17 hours of footage - of which 4 hours are edited now resulting in 12 minutes of film; might the cause be a too heavy loaded file of data ?
Removed split screen - no success
Is there a 100% certainty to give that when I re-install Premiere Pro all my 12 minutes of edited film will be safed fully? and that it will recognize the previous footage file?
Request:
Please can you inform me before this coming friday evening about the cause of this enduring error. I thank you ahead for this.
What is it that we can do to solve this and give new input to my editing process?
Looking forward to your reaction on the above.
Kind regards,
Ernest of Forwardfilm in The Netherlands - Europe