Dear friends of ADOBE,

the clamp signal function is a video-technical *********.
It may be that old component / SDI waveform measurement technology had that We did not find this switch on the old Tektronics 601 SDI / PAL Waveform.
However, there is already a 120-page manual only for the scope.
We also found nothing with other devices from Techtronics and Rohde & Schwarz.

You have to ask yourself what such a switch is useful for.

Transferred to a voltmeter, for example,
would be called the clamp signal strategy,
I connect to a 220v voltmeter
Press clamp signal with 12v
who would like to touch the electricity wire afterwards?

I use premiere extensions/plugins every day such as Frame.io, Motion Array, and Red Giant. Every time I exit premiere, I have to re-login to all of these extensions, which becomes super tedious and annoying. Especially since Motion Array and Red Giant puts a giant red X on top of your footage if you're not logged in. If my video is 10+ minutes long, i'm not going to know if a tiny transition from Motion Array was logged in. So my final export has a red X every time that transition or effect is not logged in. It's just an extra step that should not be a thing. I understand some people might want the security but at least give us the choice to choose if it remains logged in or not.

In short, I should only have to worry about Premiere starting up and that's it. Ready to go in one click. I should not have to go through a list of steps every single time I open Premiere.

Hi!

I have a doubt on how the videos in a virtual sports betting in a site created?

I have shared a link below for reference -

http://demo.playbetman.com/Home/Virtual/?p=1DF98B06-0CD0-4A78-8714-A135A67A396F&dg=2&s=default

What I want to know is how is the videos created?

1st question: Is it a bunch of videos/scenarios? So depending on the algorithm/logic a particular video out of 100 (maybe more) is selected and streamed?
2nd question: Is it possible to create a game instead where each race animal has a algorithm to it, instead of creating 100s of videos? Thus, according to the player the game looks like a video…

I hope the questions I mentioned is understandable?

I'm using an iMac pro to edit videos. I can't even remember how many extra hours of work Adobe premiere pro has cost me. This software is constantly crashing, having issues, slow, don't load files properly, causing my mac to restart, crashed my mac, because it crashes my mac, one of my hard drive that contained my work died, the list just goes on and on.

I don't know how a software can be released to the market when it's got so many bugs, I do know that I am on the verge of switching to Davinci and Final Cut pro.

i just had contact with support regarding super slow rendering times – they referred me here.
i convert an h264 to a cropped png sequence, no effects applied (except the cropping).
if i do this in premiere or ae, it takes at least 2 hours and only utilises a fraction of my cpu. if i do the very same operation via ffmpeg (cli), it's done in less then 7 minutes. attached you'll find screenshots of the two procedures, note the render times (as said, same task, same machine, same result).

is this expected behaviour (because cc simply does not work on more then one core/thread) or a bug (and something can be done about it)?

system: macbook pro 15" mid 2014, macos 10.14.6, geforce gt 750m 2 gb, 16 gb ram, adobe cc 2020.

Yo I hate this software. You've attached the word Pro to it. I just spent 2 hours editing and cleaning up footage only to have it freeze up and lose everything I've done despite saving?? Insane. Why is there no recovery function? The mobile version is even more useless to me with its random audio hiccups and crashes, rendering it pretty much unusable. This honestly makes me want to cancel my Adobe subscription. I just updated all of my Adobe software. And still having a VST3 plugin crashes Adobe Premier "Pro". This isn't pro level software. This is shovelware. Ever since Adobe switched to a subscription model I've lost all faith in this company. I'm sorry for the negativity, but all versions of Adobe Premier have been very frustrating to use.