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  I tried to hold the input and output files to the Premier Pro (body) to optimize PC speed and keep different projects in separate folders.

  To optimize speed, I try to balance the I/O to the body on different drives. I'm editing on a dedicated PC i7 - 3930K, OS W7, 32 GB of RAM, with 2 SSD and 7200 4 discs arranged in 2 RAID 0.  A SSD (C drive) contains the files program, Documents, Photos and Audio.  The other 3 are used to store the video media.  The second SSD is used for the Cache and editing intermediate files. A RAID contains the video and audio Source, the other RAID files, export files.  I try to balance the input/output between readers.

  To organize files, I try to place each project with its related assets in a separate file.  In Production Premium CS6, default organization of the C:\Documents\Adobe\6.0 projects.  I'm confused because when I put Destination project in the project manager to another location, it always end up in the default location.  To change the location of the project, I find that it is initially allocated to the default, then I manually move it to another folder.  After you restart the body I open a project in the new folder.  Even though I have been editing for many years, I do not edit full time, so I need to refresh my knowledge for the fair distribution of the files such as the Scratch disks...

  To make life interesting, different programs spread differently.  Mocha, the project folder and the default output to the same location.  I found Mocha has a project and output destination allocation of menus that once I put them in different places always end up together.  I was advised to change the location of the moka project as I do with the body, but nothing has changed.  Speed and coordination PC file locations is a challenge.

  I have reviewed the training locations in the body.  Please direct me to the training to refresh my understanding on how correctly assets and distribution projects in the organization.  I also want to understand all the terms and possible menu assignments, if training is available.  A video presentation is preferred.

  The 'libraries', never use integrated in Windows. Those who are buried on the C drive in a rat hole of a tree of files to implement for backup and everything. Really, quite a stupid implemented well. And having the documents on your system drive is very well... doesn't really matter, those not need for speed of access. Put YOUR assets, such as pictures, images, graphics and stuff, in the folders that you create on the drives for them to the best "work" for you.

  So anything I have listed (quite well off of the page of this Tweaker) interferes, or interfaces with Microsoft stupidity wonderful intentions. One just go to the configuration of the places one wants to work as you want for better performance. It is STRONGLY recommended that in these various drives you set up folder trees that are easy to understand AND easy to use for the implementation of backup programs. The Tweaker has rather detailed suggestions tell for the settings of the cache for the Windows system files, which drive page size parameters to use. Those are the only things we change concerning the functioning of the system, and MS is only available for users to use. What readers and how much drive space you want to * system * using the cache? Your choice.

  PrPro has its own set of cache, database, project, and preview file default locations, so that the program won't work if nobody use it knows how to correctly set things upward. These default values are the folders system/users/blah/blah/blah/blah blah... not particularly easy to access for backup configurations, cleaning, that sort of thing, and not JUST because Adobe prefers you use those. In fact, they recommend that YOU set for the best working speed. The default values are all system-car and ensure the performance of the slug-bug.

  When you go to edit-> Preferences dialog box, you will find a number of these things assorted options for which you want to put them. The project settings dialog box is for each project, and it is where tell you him to put THAT prproj main project file & some other assets. It is generally recommended that you put each project in its own folder on a folder tree of files to the disc that you put your project files on.

  Note... all the different bits of the project files, database, cache and preview files have both read & write processes under constant operation. These things need quick access, usually put one shown previously one or two of them to a drive with SATAII internal best matches, or a 4/5 RAID 0/5 array disk.

  Images (media) and rendering (final exports) are mostly one-way moves. Images is primarily a read-only, and export operation is mainly a single write operation. So those who can live on slightly slower connections to the need to obtain. As to say the very fast 128 GB USB3.0 flash drive PNY I acquired in the user suggestions a couple. I tested it, and 1080 p images and exports can be handled by that without slowing down everything else... but ONLY one of these. Either images or exports, NOT both! Few people have found that say that an external SSD with images on a USB3.0 connection is usable in the things their system and speeds but spread across these disks in read/write to access tasks on several pipelines. Some have tried and found that their USB bus is also used for other internal disc or other connections, and so they had no gain speed or slow things down. Test... test.

  Neil

• How can I tell lightroom 5 to use a catalog that is moved to another drive?

  I moved the entire file my images (including my Lightroom Catalog), which was previously on my Windows 7 (64 bit) drive c: to another drive (f) and now I need to update Lightroom so that he knows where to find his re catalog - find.

  Please could I have a few basic instructions to change the Lightroom settings, in order to reuse the old catalog.

  Thanks for your help,

  Ian

  It can be very simple or it can be complex. To start, first of all make sure that the catalog file (the one with the .lrcat (LRCAT) extension) and the file preview that has the same name as the catalog but with the extension Previews.lrdata file are in the same folder. With Lightroom closed, double-click the catalog file and it should start Lightroom, if the original photos files are in their original location every thing should be fine. If the original files are not in the same place, then you will need to navigate Lightroom where they are. Post for additional information if you need additional assistance.

• Say that the files are moved to another drive to lightroom

  At the moment I have my Lightroom .lrcat file and all my images on the same drive.

  If I want to spend all my images to another drive, but keep it on the original drive .lrcat file how to do this?

  Is there a way to quickly tell Lightroom my images, files are passed without having to go through the whole import business and a re-editing of images?

  Any help/advice you can offer would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  As long as you do not change the structure of the folders containing your photos, it's an easy task.

  Mark your catalog as "backup to the next exit. (just in case)

  Release of LR.

  Using your OS (Finder or Explorer) tools, move/copy the folder above your folder of image to the new drive tree.

  In LR, go to Control Panel files of the library module.

  If you don't see the highest folder in the tree, right-click and "view parents ' as many times as necessary.

  Right-click on the folder above (must be marked with '? '), select "search/move"; Navigate to the new location.

  LR will automatically correct the paths of everything in this folder.

• When you use the project manager to copy a project and its files why do the resulting files to appear stretched?

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• Drive D and some files are written in blue.

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  2 could it be related to a virus?
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• How can I remove a project and auxiliary files.

  How can I delete auxiliary files used in projects and projects?

  In my book, I recommend that, whenever that start a new project, you save your project file in its own separate file. Then, delete all auxiliary files and it is easier to delete the folder.

  If you don't do this, you will need to do some research.

  Inside the folder of the directory that you saved the project file to, you find subfolders called Auto-Save, preview of files Encoded and page layouts. In each of these files, you will find subfolders or files named after your project, you can delete as well as originals of PREL.

• LoadLibrary fails with error code 5 after cloning project and SCF files to another directory.

  I have a project which communicates to an instrument on a USB UART.   The instrument telemetry packages are defined in the DLL that the main application load using LoadLibrary with a relative at the entrance path.  The plugin DLL is two directories below the application of all executable has been working well for months until I had need to clone the project (using Hg).  The cloned project is no longer responsible for the DLL.  The DLL is not corrupted as I can hard code their paths in my initial project for them and load them very well.  The cloned project concludes files (using GetFirstFile), so I know that the path string is corect, but that it is impossible to load the DLL using LoadLibrary.  The error code returned is 5.  Has anyone seen similar behavior when you try to copy or clone a project?

  Thanks for any help you can give!

  When you move or copy projects from one place to another I just copy the entire folder + subfolders and never had problems: CVI warns that roads had to be fix al corrects itself. However, error 5 should be "Access denied" then you can check the properties and the safety of the files copied to ensure that your code can access it properly.

  Otherwise, couldn't place the dll in some of the standard search paths? You will thus avoid problems in cases like yours.

• Driver.cab and other files copy

  well hoping that someone can help because I'm lost...

  two weeks that ag has a virus that struck my notebook bad, then last night, that I decided re - install windows xp using the cd, everything has started big until the computer failed to copy some files to the cd. I chose to ignore copy them these files to upload later installation had compeleted. This is where I am stuck I can't get them anywhere. I tried to copy from the CD-ROM I386 folder, but it fails to make the copy.

  Anyway the files I need are;

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  kodak_dc. ICM

  If someone could point me in the right direction to a place I can download these files or can happen to other ideas that will solve my problem, it would be much appreciated. also the direction as to where I have to copy the files to contribute to charges

  Thanks for your comments, but now solved the problem I had. I copied the file from another computer driver.cab, updated some drivers for my network card, then I was able to get the rest of the files I needed through automatic updates, end only took an hour and so far no problem

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• Am I at risk losing project and video files during uninstall?

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• How can I set up Firefox with already registered profiles? I had to wipe my hard drive but saved my Firefox profiles on another drive first and copied their return, but I do not know how to configure the browser reload / recognize them.

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• codecs and .avi files

  Hi, I posted a question yesterday on .avi and there was some useful answers. I installed GSpot and it tells me that the video file CODEC is MJPG/Motion JPEG, a digital camera Olympus Pen EPL1, and there is no required CODEC on the audio file. He said then the MJPG CODEC is installed on my computer, then why when I import the file into the first Elements 9, it renders very bad quality?

  Concerning

  For the predefined project, you can go to the toolbar at the top of the main editing screen and look at Edit > properties for the project, at least that which was moved in PrE 9.

  When CODECS are installed properly in the system, and they are those who pre can use, the program will use with the highest priority for the import. It is usually the last installed. Export/share (MJPEG is rarely used here), we got a drop-down list, which will be available in Advanced and compressor or similar syntax, but the exact location may vary by format, and also all the CODECS aren't available, there still according to the chosen format.

  MJPEG, to not more than one of these two. If one has a MJPEG CODEC, installed from utility disk from the camera (could be separate install, with the driver or included it editing software), they should not need to install others, such as the camera mfgr. has optimized the contained, usually with the CODEC used by the control.

  As you have the MJPEG CODEC installed, I would look first in the match between the screening of the project and source files. If there is still a gap, then hit Enter to restore the timeline or parts of it, should get a good smooth reading - Redline turns green.

  Check for a first report, offset, and then we can move a few steps.

  Good luck

  Hunt

  PS - I'm a big fan of the ONLY installation that the exact CODEC when required and NOT only install CODECS, that can be found. Keep his computer as clean, is it possible, is paramount.

  Post edited by: Bill Hunt - added "Edit" in the project properties.

• Hard Drive Setup for the source files, media Cache, project, Render, etc...

  I am working to put in place the following readers:

  C: SSD for the OS and programs

  D: RAID 0 (three SATA II F3) for projects from first, where I did too, and still

  E: RAID 0 (two SATA III WD black Caviar) for the source files, hiding from media and preview the files (if I can get the controllers/SATA III RAID Marvel that is)

  External HD USB 3.0 for backup projects

  Should I make this different?

  Anyone think it would be better to use the SDD discs instead of hard drives? I have

  Please confirm that it is correct:

  C: SSD for:

  • Operating system and programs
  • No pagefile

  D: RAID 0 (three SATA II F3) for:

  • No pagefile
  • First project
  • Source files of project first (suggestion by evil)
  • Project yet

  E: RAID 0 (two SATA III WD black Caviar) for:

  • Swap file (install first, 12 GB since I have 24GO RAM)
  • Media cache
  • Preview files
  • Rendering of the project (e.g., DVD MPEG2, H.264, etc.) / source files of project yet

  Fix.

  When I finish my PR projects, I use DVD - HQ Bitrate & GOP calculator to determine the parameters of flow and export to DVD MPEG2 or H.264 - BR according to my delivery format, but also because I always export sound instead of AC3 5.1 2.0. I only make my chapter points in Encore and not worth trying it in the PR, due to the limitations of long GOP. Again these same limitations, but I prefer to do it in yet, because then I can easily adapt and make the poster frames for my taste.

  In my workflow, so I have my source media and the project on the D drive and export the MPEG2-DVD, or H.264 - BR in drive E. open the project again from my D drive, and then import the assets on my E drive.

  Reminder I export the image file and then use Nero to make multiple copies, because with Nero I can use multiple burners, creating 50 copies goes two times faster with two burners or even 4 times faster with four burners.

• In the first 11 elements how can I delete projects and partners and folders files?

  How to delete projects and associated files and folders once I'm done with the first elements 11 project. Information is available for first Elements 7, but not for 11

  It is very easy, if you follow the tips in my books: create a new folder for your project file each time that you start a new project. If you do this, delete all associated files is as simple as delete the folder!

  It's not like you have done this, however. Therefore, you must manually track down files PREL and Adobe Premiere elements Auto-Save files and preview the files and delete them. And, if by "associated files you also hear the media files, you will need find and remove them manually also.»

  Meanwhile, use the method in my books for your future projects, and clearing out old projects will be just a click or two away!