Green render bar for video

hello all...
i believe i have all my sequence settings correct..but everytime i drop a clip into the timeline i get the video:preview (green render bar)...why do i get this???
all the video footage is on a g-raid 1000 gig (all filled up)..is that the problem...?

i believe i have all my sequence settings correct..but everytime i drop a clip into the timeline i get the video:preview (green render bar)...why do i get this???< </div>
The sequence settings might be correct for what you want to do but your clip settings are not matched to your sequence setting. Precisely. If they were, you would not get a green render bar. There would be NO render bar until you started adding effects.
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