Jim Simon
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Adobe already offers DNx, Cineform and ProRes for conversion. You can't get any better.
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SpeedGrade is no longer developed. Adobe purchased the application to acquire the underlying color technology, which has been implemented into Premiere Pro as Lumetri.
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I see this being problematic.
You guys might have to agree on one system for collaboration projects.
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What exactly does that mean? How would it work?
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You need a larger hard drive.
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When you set the timeline for Audio Units display, this is possible.
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I agree with the request, but it should probably be located in the audio section, not Lumetri.
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I would argue this should remain project specific. Not all editors will be pulling LUTs from the same location for every project.
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There is an entry for full cDNG support under the Formats section of Adobe UserVoice. Please upvote that entry.
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While we are not considering removing this long-requested feature, we hear you on the room for improvement.
Thank you for your feedback
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Solution:
1. Open a project.
2. Close that project.
3. Open the next project.
Done, and Adobe can spend limited resources on better things.
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Steps to Solve:
1. Open a project.
2. Do your work.
3. Close that Project.
4. Open another project.
Done
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We are actively working on this feature. I don't have a date to share yet but I'll update this message when I do.
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"the instant auto save is not possible for very large projects. and that post is about constantly auto-saving which will slow down project speed all together."
Both Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve have such an Instant Auto Save feature (called by different names). It works brilliantly, even on Hollywood feature film projects, and does NOT slow things down at all.
It's time for Adobe to add this to their entire lineup.
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Search for Instant Auto Save and vote it up.
An error occurred while saving the comment Jim Simon
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Both Resolve and Lightworks can save every change WITHOUT slowing down the application.
This is what is needed and wanted for Premiere Pro. Nothing less.
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Both Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve have this feature. It's not in any way resource intensive. It's instantaneous.
Frequency of crashing isn't relevant. If this feature saves you from re-doing 3 hours of work once every five years, it's worth it.
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Optical Flow already does this.