Capture dans Pro CS4

Adobe premiere pro CS4 est il capable de capturer les séquences video du Handicam SONY HDR-XR520VE, les fichiers etant du format
M2ts,Modd,Moff.Il est donné pour des images haute définition au format AVCHD.
Si oui, pouvez vous m'indiquer quels sont les parametrages de Première à utiliser, et quel type de raccordement d'acquisition à utiliser.
merci de votre réponse

Welcome to the forums.
Standard troubleshooting is to test capturing using other software. Can you successfully capture using any software?
See some more capture troubleshooting tips here.
Cheers
Eddie

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  • Use of a capture board in Premiere Pro CS4

    For several years I have been using Premiere Pro 1.5 with a Canopus Storm 2 capture card and drivers.  It has been working fine for me.  Actually I have been doing event video for about twenty years and have gone through a lot of Premiere progams.  I went from VHS to S-VHS and then into Mini DV.  I don't think I will be going to HD.  However, like life, we need to keep up with some of the changes.  So I have been considering upgrading to Premiere Pro CS4.  I was told that Canopus is no longer working with Adobe and that now it is Grass Valley and they have their own editing software.  They no longer want to let the user of their products use Adobe products.  If this is so, then what type of capture card is working with Premiere Pro CS4?  And what is the cost for my changing my system?  At least a ball park figure.  I just had a new OS put into my video editing computer and right now everything is screwed up.  The Adobe Premiere Pro and Canopus seem to be working okay, but I am not getting anything out from my computer to my editing monitor and sound mixer.  I worked all week on it and to no avail.  For years I did event video and put out some fantastic stuff, now I just want to do some informational videos and nothing is working right.  I am open for suggestions.

    Okay Harm,  that is part of the problem.  Since I put in a new OS I can't get my video editing to do right.  Nothing is showing up on my studio monitor that is hooked to the Storm 2 card and nothing is coming in to my Mackie 1402 VLZ Pro line mixer that is connected to a CREATIVE Sound Blaster Live card.  I have done everything I can think of and nothing is coming out.  I have everything hooked up just like it has been for the past five or six years.  I downloaded all of my software - Previere Pro first and then Canopus and then Sound Blaster and the plug-ins seem to go in okay.  What I am getting is a sound apperance on the Premiere sound screen and also a wave form on the timeline.  In all apperance the Storm card and the Premiere are working, but nothing seems to be coming out.  Also I am getting no sound out when I download music in Audition.  I did before I replaced my Windows XP SP3 OS.
    I didn't know that the Canopus Storm 2 had a conflict with PP 1.5.  I guess I never experienced any trounble before.
    I just now went into my Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 and opened up a capture that I had downloaded into the timeline.  Here is what happens. When I scrub the Capture monitor in PP everything works fine in the computer and the studio monitor and sound line mixer.  But when I scrub the timeline I get no sound out, and nothing shows up on my studio monitor.  It is almost like everything is reverse.  

  • Premiere Pro CS4 (Windows 7) will not (Capture or Record) connect with DV Cass Recorder

    For 12 yrs I've Never had a problem w Adobe Prem Pro seeing my Panasonic  AG-DV2000, DV cassette Recorder. Premiere Pro CS4 (with Windows 7 Ultimate) will not connect (Capture or Record)with my DV Cassette Recorder - Panasonic  AG-DV2000. I upgraded my computer to below components & added Windows 7 at same time.  Have had Adobe Prem Pro CS4 since fall with no problems.  I usually have 2 - 5 videos, with 2 - 4 audios, going at same time on my timeline. (These digital videos & audios I shot myself professionally with mini DV cassettes.) Most projects are between 10 to 50 mins on timeline, w transitions or crossfades between video & audios. Firewire attached from computer to Panasonic. No Capture card in new system, not needed, use to watch over an external TV, now watch over a second monitor or in program  monitor.    [Am I just missing a simple setting??]           Computer below & settings:   very up to date.
    motherboard                        ASUS P6T
    CPU                                         i 7    2.67 GHz
    RAM                                       6 GB
    video                                      ATI Radion HD 5700  1 gig Memory  OpenGL 3.2
    Main Drive                            500g  SATA 7200 rpm
    Raid Drive                              1.2 TB  7200 SATA
    Windows 7                            64 Bit Ultimate
    DVD/CD                                  writable Disc Drive
    AVG                                        Antivirus 9.0
    Playback Settings
                    Realtime Playback
    yes                                          Desktop Video Display
    External Device                    DV 25 720X 576i
    Aspect Ratio Conv              Hardware
    yes                                          External Device Audio
                    Export                     External Device                    DV 25 720X 576i
    yes                                          Disable Video output when in background.
    24p Conversion Method      -  Interlaced frame 2:3:3:2
    Preferences          (only things not set at default)
    Audio Output Mapping       --   Premiere Pro WDM Sound (have also tried Audio Out)
    Device Control     DV/HDV Device Cont Options:  NTSC,  Panasonic,  AG-DV2000P,  Auto Detect
                                    (Check Status) Says it is ONLINE
    Media                     Cache files saved to My Raid drive not C drive  (so they will run faster)
                                    Indeterminate Media Timebase:   29.97 fps Non Drop Frame
    Project Settings   Video --  Timecode             Audio -- Audio Samples
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    http://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/Firewire-1.htm
    Above article HELPED me -- and is working fine!!
    Was an Easy fix, took less than 2 mins. 
    After a 2 1/2 month ordeal.
    Info from the "forum help group" through adobe.  jk

  • Need Help Fast Re: Problems with capturing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

    I am working on a project with a deadline.  I am using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4.  My camera is a Sony Digital Video Recorder DCR-HC26.  My computer is a Dell with OS of Windows Vista.  I have been capturing numerous clips from hundreds of mini digital video cassettes.  Yesterday, I attempted to capture from a Radio Shack Mini DV Metal Evaporated mini DV digital videocassette.  For whatever reason it will not capture.  I have never used one of these tapes before.  Could it be the tape?  After I click on "Capture," the screen shows NO PICTURE of sound, however, it plays on the camera.  It can't be the camera settings because all the other tapes work. . .  Any advice?

    you need to post in the correct forum olivia.
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  • Premier Pro CS4 and Camtasia imported screen capture

    I have a question from one of you professionals regarding Camtasia screen capture video imported to PP. I used several settings that was suggested in the posts in these forums and others and the quality of my video is still very bad. Please Help:
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    I also used MPEG2, HDTV 720p, 29.97High quality, 1280 X 720 frame rate
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    This ARTICLE and the included links might be helpful. Be very sure to look at all of the replies by Jeff Bellune on using the TechSmith CODEC's from Camtasia. I think that he replied in most linked threads.
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  • Using HV30 to capture in Premiere Pro CS4, PLEASE HELP!!

    I have cs4, an XH-A1s and an HV30....and a MacPro from 2008.
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    ON EVERYTHING, project settings, camera settings, any info you can give.
    I trust y'alls advice and just need to capture now!!!! lol.
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    Hi,
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    Rod
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  • Setup capture source Premier Pro CS4

    I am using Vista (64bit) on an HP Pavillion. Just bought licensed version of CS4 and trying to set up the video capture in Premier Pro CS4. I bought a Pinnacle DVC101 converter but the Capture setup will not recognize it. When I go to Settings/Device Control/Options it tells me the unit is "Offline". Does anyone have some suggestions?

    Unfortunately, it won't.  It uses a USB connection and Pr only accepts Firewire connectons (natively) for capture.  Check out the Grass Valley/Canopus ADVC-110 as a possible solution.
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  • Capture hdv in Premiere Pro  CS4

    Hello
    I captured hdv in premiere pro CS4,
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    HDV is MPEG2 and capturing is only a tranfer of data, nothing more.

  • Vob Import Question in Premiere Pro CS4 4.1

    Hello,
      Prior to posting, I read numerous posts related to importing vob files in Premiere.  None of them seemed to address the particular problem I am experiencing, and I was hoping to find an answer here in the forums.  Here's what I am attempting to accomplish:
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    2)  Import the vob files into a Premiere Pro CS4 4.1 project
    3)  Build a sequence out of the 4 vob files
    4)  Replace the sound in two very short segments to eliminate profane language so that my children may watch the movie
    5)  Import the sequence into Encore CS4 and burn a standard DVD
    I was successful in all of the above steps 1-5.  So what's the problem?  I noticed, when viewing the output DVD, that at a certain point (only a single point) in the movie, the sound was garbled and the frames got 'wonky' (a technical term I picked up from Deke McClelland).  My first assumption, was that I had messed something up somewhere in my editing process.  When I navigated to the problematic time in my Premiere project, I saw that there was a problem in that at a certain point, the video would flicker, after which the audio would be out of sync with the video and would remain so until the end of the sequence.  If instead, I simply navigated within the sequence to a few seconds past where the problematic frames seemed to be, all would be well (audio and video in sync).  So, this means to me, that at the point where the problematic frames seem to be, Premiere has trouble interpreting them, and from that point on, the sequence is affected.  If the seemingly problematic frames are skipped, then Premiere does not enter its bad state.
    The next troubleshooting step was to start afresh, and see if the problem existed prior to making any edits to the sequence (i.e. steps 1-3 above).  The problem still existed.
    The next troubleshooting step was to see if a media player exhibited the same behavior as Premiere.  So I took the same vobs and viewed them with Windows Media Player 11.  There was no problem viewing the exact same vob in Media Player 11 that essentially is not viewable in Premiere Pro CS4 4.1.  Hmm.
    The next troubleshooting step was to see if an encoding program would exhibit the same behavior as Premiere.  I imported the same vobs into TmpEnc, and when viewing them, no problems were exhibited.
    Although not conclusive, it appears that there is a bug in Premiere Pro CS4 4.1.
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    Thanks much for any and all help,
    Matt
    My system specs, if needed:
    OS -   Vista Ultimate SP2, x64, fully updated
    CPU - Xeon e5440 x 2
    RAM - 16 Gb
    Master Collection CS4 with all updates installed

    Welcome to the forum.
    Now, you have several problems, but most are with your choice of equipment and your workflow, not your choice of an NLE.
    I took a wedding video from 1990 on a VCR tape and turned it to digital via a Dazzle hardware unit that plugs into the computer. It gives me vob files with no menus or anything like that
    Few people have ever been able to get a Dazzle to work. This is true, even with the Pinnacle software, that often comes with it. It is an AVID product now, as they bought Pinnacle, and if you can get it to work at all, you are ahead of 99% of all owners. Stop by the Pinnacle fora and type in Dazzle. You will get the idea quickly.
    A far better workflow would be to use a VHS player, hooked to an A-D device, like the Canopus/Grass Valley 110, or their 300. Use the Edius software that comes with it, to Capture DV-AVI Type II files w/ 48KHz 16-bit Audio. There will be zero OOS issues.
    Most other equipment and workflows are kludges and seldom work at any level.
    A good workman does not blame his tools. He might blame his choice of tools, but not the tools. Unfortunately, you chose a piece of hardware that doesn't usually work with the included software, and are blaming a great NLE program, because you are trying to work with horribly bad footage.
    Please do yourself a favor. Donate the Dazzle to Goodwill, and look at the Canopus/Grass Valley 110. The price differential is not that great, and you will keep all of your hair.
    Good luck,
    Hunt
    PS just did 34 VHS tapes via the above suggestions (some LP and some EP), and got many hours of usable footage. Not one glitch. No OOS. Every file edited perfectly in PrPro and I delivered 15 DVD-5's, that the client loved. I paid for a Canopus 300 with just my time on one project.
    PPS, please see my post #5 for a link to an article on VOB files.
    Message was edited by: the_wine_snob Added PPS

  • Premiere Pro CS4 added contrast H.264 preview files

    Hi,
    Any help I can get with this problem would be amazing.
    I recently updated my OS to 10.6 as there were programs I wanted to run not available on 10.5, however this caused other issues with Premiere that I couldn't fix so I just decided to go back to 10.5. With both installs I reformatted the hard-drive then installed the OS. Now that I've reinstalled OSX 10.5 and updated to the most current version, and then installed Premiere Pro CS4 and updated that to the most current version (4.2.1) and also updated the codecs for Premiere, I'm having an issue with my preview/render files in my timeline that I never had before. It appears that now when I render my original H.264 files the preview/render files have added contrast/crushed blacks and blown out highlights.
    Basically I'm editing H.264 footage from a DSLR, and when I open up a project that I was working on before I began this upgrade mess it opens correctly, but if I extend a clip in my timeline to include part of the original clip that was not previously rendered, Premiere renders this clip with what appears to be increased gain and pedestal/increased contrast. I've also tried this in a new project and it still renders with much more contrast than it used to. Whether in a new project or previous project, Premiere seems to decrease pedestal so my blacks are around/below 7.5 IRE and my whites are at/above 100 IRE. it looks really messed up when this occurs in the middle of a clip that was half rendered before and half after the install. Also I'll bet it's not going to help when it comes to color correcting and it looks like I could be losing image data.
    I don't know what has caused this as it was working properly before my attempted upgrade, and I installed Premiere the exact same way as I did the last time I installed it and I'm using the same version. The only hiccup was after the install and upgrade it said media offline on my old project until it asked me to update codecs, once codecs were updated it displayed all footage in my timeline correctly and then I noticed that I could no longer render preview files to the same standard.
    Here are screen shot comparisons of a video from my timeline. These are back to back frames, the top one was rendered before the most recent install, the other rendered after. I have put a YC Waveform chart beside the image. Sorry I think the best way to see it is just to follow the link otherwise it's gonna be too small.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/86776146@N03/8101475154/sizes/l/in/photostream/
    Also here is a screenshot of the settings I'll describe below.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/86776146@N03/8101463115/sizes/l/in/photostream/
    Computer:
    Mac OSX 10.5.8
    Intel Core Duo
    Premiere Pro CS4 (4.2.1)
    Project Settings:
    HDV 720p
    29.97 fps
    1280 x 720
    square pixels
    30fps drop-code
    I-Frame Only MPEG  (video codec)
    I've already searched for a solution to this but come up with nothing. I read a bunch of stuff on the increase in gamma that can happen with .mov files but I don't think this applies to my situation as I would have been having that same issue with my previously rendered footage.
    Anything would be really helpful...Thanks
    Message was edited by: Mike542

    Okay so I've been looking into this in depth over the past few days and I haven't come up with a lot. I have noticed that it's not just the render files but also the inspection window where the clip displays in this manner. It looks like the luma range (as seen in YCbCr scope) is being limited between 7.5 and 92 IRE and I think this is maybe a good indicator of the problem. Why this is happening I don't understand. On my clips that were previously rendered in this timeline there is full range from 0 to 100 in the luma from the YCbCr scope. These files were rendered to an external drive from before I reinstalled Premiere, so it's any h.264 files that I am using after reinstall that are having this issue. I have attached another screen capture illustrating this (look at line to right of scope showing full luma range). Also I have some .mts files from another camera and they import with full luma range as well.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/86776146@N03/8114886495/sizes/l/in/photostream/
    When playing my h.264 files in Quicktime or VLC they look about the same in terms of blown out whites and crushed blacks. Does Premiere rely on Quicktime for its h.264 codec or does it have it's own? Is there a way to force premiere to update its codecs/manually download and replace the h.264 codec?
    I really can't understand what's happening here and I can't do any work when imported clips are this messed up. Can someone please help out on this!!! Super frustrating and seems to constantly happen with Premiere...

  • Need help with 24fps in Premiere Pro CS4

    I am having issues  working with 24fps imported video. My computer hardware is an AMD dual core processor running at 2.6GHz. It has 2GB of Kingston Hyper-X memory, 2x 300GB hard drives (not RAID), and an Nvidia 7900GS video card with 256MB video ram. My operating system is Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1. I am running Premiere Pro CS4 with all the current updates.
    So here is the issue I am having. I captured video on a Canon XL2 in 24fps, 16:9 widescreen, and 2:3:3:2 pulldown. My CS4 project settings were set up as DV-24P Widescreen 48KHz. I did not try changing other settings on the other tabs. I captured the video directly from the XL2 with no dropped frames. The resulting AVI plays back in Windows Media Player 11 correctly. What I mean by that is the is no jerky video, I get no raster lines, and the video quality is very clear. When I load the video into the time line and play it back in the program monitor the video jerks like it is dropping frames, I get raster lines and it looks like video clarity fades in and out.
    At first I thought nothing about it. I used Adobe Media Encoder, and burned a DVD. Playback on my widescreen TV looked jerky, rastered, and the video was only clear in static scenes. So I made some test projects with different settings. Still had no success. The original capture looks good, but whatever I do in Premiere the video jerks and looks like old VHS video.
    I did another test. I set the XL2 to 30P and 4:3, and captured the video. Again the captured AVI looks good. Put it on the Premiere timeline and played it in the program monitor. It plays fine - good video quality, no rastering, and no jerking. Made a DVD with no problems in the video. So my question is what setting in Premiere do I need to capture, edit, and export 24fps 16:9 widescreen video so that it plays back with with the same video quality as it was captured? Do you think it is an encoder problem? The captured AVI is what ever encoder came with Windows/Premiere as I have not added any other encoders.
    Any help would be apperciated. If I have not supplied enough information, please just ask.  

    If the video is playing back badly in Premiere Pro from the timeline, then the things I would check would be the program monitor quality - is it set to highest...if you don't know where that it is, click on the 4 horizontal lines in the top corner of the program monitor - make sure highest quality is selected. It also may be a video card issue - are your drivers up to date? If the clips are only playing back badly on the PPro timeline (and anything exported from it), but fine in Windows Media Player - something is up.
    As for the frame rate - no, you don't have to work at 24P...as mentioned before, the camera actually records at 29.97 fps, but is able to be played back and edited at 23.976 fps (or 24P)...it's a complicated explanation on how it all works...
    If you're going to finish to a regular DVD, then working at 29.97 is the way to go. As for the interpret footage command, highlight the clips in your bin, then right click on them - in the menu, you'll see interpret footage - click on that and a new window should open...you should see a box with a check next to it that says remove 24P pulldown - click it (removing the check) and the footage frame rate should change to 29.97 - then click OK...create a 29.97 sequence (DV NTSC Widescreen 48Khz), and edit away.

  • I have 64 bit Vista Home Premium.  I need to download Flash in order to use Premier Pro CS4.  Please help me so I can use your program.

    Dear Folks:
    I have the trial version of Adobe Premier Pro CS4, and I have 64 bit Vista Home Premium.  I can not download Flash in order to view the Help Program Tutorial.  I am a student at CCBC Essex Campus, and I need to assemble a three minute video for a class.  I have Internet Explorer (latest version), and I also have Firefox.  Please help me with a solution.
    Thank You,
    Dan Pasten
    111 Alcock Road
    Essex, Md. 21221-2110
    United States of America
    (410) 686-8067

    For easy searching, download the product user guide PDF(s)
    The individual CS5 pages also have links to the earlier user guide pages
    CS5 User Guides - online and PDF (right click PDF link to save PDF to your hard drive)
    http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2010/08/help-documents-for-creative-suite-5-pdf -and-html.html
    Some tutorial links... these MAY not apply to CS4, but it doesn't cost to look
    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/913334
    http://forums.adobe.com/thread/845731
    -and http://forums.adobe.com/message/3234794
    Encore http://tv.adobe.com/show/learn-encore-cs4/
    A "crash course" http://forums.adobe.com/thread/761834
    A Video Primer for Premiere http://forums.adobe.com/thread/498251
    Premiere Tutorials http://forums.adobe.com/thread/424009
    PPro Wiki http://premierepro.wikia.com/wiki/Adobe_Premiere_Pro_Wiki
    Tutorial http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Premiere/1
    Tutorial http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/forumdisplay.php?f=21
    Tutorial HD to SD w/CS4 http://bellunevideo.com/tutorials/CS4_HD2SD/CS4_HD2SD.html
    Exporting to DVD http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS3E252E59-6BE5-4668-A12E-4ED0348C3FDBa.h tml
    And http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WSCDE15B03-1236-483f-BBD4-263E77B445B9.ht ml
    Color correction http://forums.adobe.com/thread/892861
    Photo Scaling for Video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/450798
    -Too Large May = Crash http://forums.adobe.com/thread/879967
    -And another crash report http://forums.adobe.com/thread/973935
    After Effects Tutorials http://www.videocopilot.net/
    Authoring http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/dvd_authoring/
    Encore Tutorial http://www.precomposed.com/blog/2009/05/encore-tutorial/
    And more Encore http://library.creativecow.net/articles/devis_andrew/
    Surround Sound http://forums.adobe.com/thread/517372
    Regions and NTSC vs PAL http://forums.adobe.com/thread/951042

  • Premiere Pro CS4 4.2.1 Halts rendering whatever I ask!

    Hi there.
    Finally I decided to post this.
    I have been tracking in internet this situation for months... since PPro CS4 got out, I have been testing and working with it. However, I cannot say I prefer CS4 to other opponents (even one  or two Linux apps oddly).  The thing is when an app makes us spectate, we should have results! I cannot go back to previous releases of PPro because I need that queue in AME. So, let me beggin to explain the error:
    The application (Premiere Pro CS4 or Adobe Media Encoder [AME]) halts forever when rendering video (a code loop? while "something"="some thing" then do "render frame again"?). So, happening the error in two aplications that use a bunch of files, I must say it is something used by booth like, my guess, PProHeadless. Moreover, the video it might have a filter or not, an opacity key, might be in a diferent format and created within adobe realm, or even outside like Fusion or Combustion, it can stop. And I say can because I am making tests these holy days to reach a conclusion: it's random. It might ocour in frame 150, or in 20 000, with some kind of format video or a filter or everything "as nature as" a PPro captured avi.
    Graphics? Updated as today means. Windows? Up to date also! Adobe Premiere Pro? same thing as you already noticed.
    This halt is documented by a png file atached to this post. With taskmanager also. That halt is typical. I am in windows 7 64bits, but also have winxp 64bits that produces the same error. The program can only be terminated by process kill and that sort of things.
    As I have searched thoughout the internet, I have only seen a post in creative cows that appears similar to this. No luke for a solution yet. When update 4.2.0 came and I had an enormouse reliefe, thiinking it would "heal" the program... no good. I have not been able to respect some deadlines with clients. I will shift if necessary! At least the minimum would be an error ex spit by the program... nothing never came out. I'm blind and adobe might be also. All programs I've try to develop had error mannagement. CS4 release was something apparatuouse but could had wait for a 4.1.0 update in Premiere for instance...  I am really tempted for a mac! At least I know what should I buy to make a program run in there... just a mac!
    As I see, no software seems to be the problem. It's a fresh install of windows 7 and PPro CS4. Nothing else installed in the system but flash, vlc, acrobat reader MSN live, calim av, proDVD mercalli
    Hardware bug or incopatability?
    So... my specs if this helps:
    Processor:     AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3500+ 2.21 GHz
    Ram:             5,00 GB 667Mhz
    OS:               Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit Operating System
    Graphic board: NVIDIA GeForce 7300 LE
    MB:               Asus M2N-E with Serial 3Gb/s RAID
    Disks:            1 SATA for OS.     SATA Disks for footage and project storage 7000 rotations all I think
    I believe everything is Adobe PPro supported... so... where the hell is the problem?
    Thanks in advance!

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