Frage von Buky:
Hello
I'm eingentlich beginners in video editing, and there is something I still
do not understand, and indeed rendering of export at the premiere.
I have a couple test shots made with my camcorder, and then imported via Firewire in Premiere, Time Line and re-inserted in Exports al DV (; avi).
Dan has started on the first with rendering. On the hard drive I have the files, compared, and were identical (original and export of premiere). So what rendering? But I have not changed a bit s.dem clip.
Could someone please explain what happened exactly, and what actually is called rendering. I would be very grateful.
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Antwort von Holger Hagedorn:
Hello
:
I'm eingentlich beginners in video editing, and there is something I still
: Do not understand, and indeed rendering of export at the premiere.
:
: I have a couple test shots made with my camcorder, and then via firewire in
Premiere imported, added to timeline and again Exports al DV (; avi).
Dan did it start to first with rendering. On the hard drive I have the files
: (; And export of original premiere) compared, and which were identical. So what
: Render? But I have not changed a bit s.dem clip.
:
: Could someone please explain to me what happened exactly, and what actually rendering
: Ie. I would be very grateful.
I'll start at the back - with a perhaps not entirely accurate, but hopefully simple definition: Rendering means that the computer from existing and newly defined information, an image calculated.
This can be for example a 3D program, which made such information as the "known" wire mesh models (; denFormen the body), the overlying Textures (; the surface "skin"), the user-defined light conditions and, and, and. . the image is calculated.
Videos have images or sequences are rendered when added to the already existing clips new information. If you want, for example, a text-book above the film, this is defined in Premiere by a superimposed text layer and the program calculates from the underlying video and the text layer above the new movie. The same applies to transitions: Here are two clips are slightly overlapping each other, this overlap needs to be rendered by the computer as a new part of the film is calculated.
Premiere is actually so smart that it works! Synonymous fine. If you clip hard cutting and changeable as only their order first, then should not render premiere. But there are conditions under which works! Not entirely: For example, if the project settings do not match with the available clips, then convert Premiere course / read: render. If your clips have, for example, 756 x 720 pixels and DV codec (; of a DV Camera) in the project settings, the output video but defined as 320 x 240 pixels big film with DiVX compression, then it must premiere necessarily new scaled and new compressed movies are calculated.
There is also a checkbox in the project settings (; is certainly the case with my Premiere 6), basically a "new compact" forces. That you could turn off and check again if necessary. Normally you should just push the clips in the timeline, there can rearrange and then create a DV AVIohne great rendering can. Of course, even such a not calculated process takes a while because the original clips are copied and copied into a new whole-AVI file. And there are already so dug in DV editing some data around.
If you then finished AVInoch as MPEG-2 want to burn to a DVD, then the calculation starts again, because now the film with a different compression scheme needs to be rendered.
Greetings
Holger
Antwort von Buky:
Thank you Holly, you did explain quite a bit.
albatross-IN-gmx.ch
Antwort von Kiara Borini:
: Nevertheless, I am all illogical. When I record a clip via FireWire, is
: Save the clip on the harddisk auto. And when I made this clip
Premiere export, first comes the message "media is rendered"
: Though anything has changed. I think the presets are ok so
: Resolution, etc. If I use these, export and rendered clip back and imortiere
: Re-export and he will always be rendered again and again. Is it illogical or?
Next: As so often in the forum said, I am here because of Win2000 since 6.x from the race ... ;-)
But, I mean to remember that I am at the first performances of Pro - aka 7.x - would have read that the internal operation of Adobe no longer be performed in the native DV format while capturing the whole sonmdern converted to a meta format would that supposedly would offer advantages in correction of Color.
Ichaber can not verify as I have said lack of funds, but maybe it will help next.
It would at least explain the need to render, synonymous only hard cuts were used ...
Kiara
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Antwort von Buky:
Nevertheless, I am all illogical. When I record a clip via FireWire, the clip is automatically saved on the harddisk. And if I export this clip from Premiere, first comes the message "media is rendered," even though nothing at all has changed. I think the presets are ok so resolution, etc. When I export it, and rendered clip again and again imortiere export and he will always rendered again and again. Is it illogical or?
albatross-IN-gmx.ch
Antwort von AndyZZ:
: And that this so-called "smart rendering" I think it is at Premiere
: Elements not offered, so I went.
:
: Greetings
:
Hape
Well, with Premiere Elements, I can not say anything ... I know him only from hearsay, as I work with Premiere Pro 1.5 ...
Can you not offer noHilfe more ...
Greetings
Andreas
Antwort von Hape:
-AT-Andreas
I might have expressed clear.
If I was in my AP6.5 individual clips on the timeline, draw the project settings are such that the source and target formats are the same, no changes will be used s.Clips, then I can the whole thing in AP6.5 immediately directly, without any rendering of the timeline play directly on the connected DV camcorder. Is clear, AP reads the actual clips of the hard drive and it is directly via firewire from s.den camcorder.
While there are only small changes, such as music to that is rendered extremely fast, synonymous short screens are expected soon, since AP6.5 renders so only on-screen clip of a temporary file and stores and then when you output to tape the unchanged clip parts and Files saved as Temora parts together seamlessly to spend.
And just this so-called "smart rendering" I think that is not offered in Premiere Elements, so I went.
Greetings
Hape
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Antwort von AndyZZ:
: Fact: I prefer DV AVI clips that were captured via firewire on the timeline,
: Change nothing, add nothing noTitel, no audio, NOFILTER, no
: Effects and Aperture will then export the timeline to tape, that is via Firewire
: Once again play on the DV camcorder, then renders the whole PE timeline. This is
: Angry.
Even if you want to make a clip of two, expects the program. It's logical. And when you discard your exported movie is usually under a different name, he has to dig properly synonymous data.
But actually going to render, or output your film of the timeline pretty fast, if you have noEffects ...
And copy it several times or several hundred MB GB of a hard drive to the next. It takes its time synonymous.
Greetings
Andreas
Antwort von Holger Hagedorn:
: Have found synonymous noVoreinstellungsmöglichkeit in AP6.5 where there was
: Could change.
:
: Do you have an idea on this? Or some other forum attendees?
Nope, sorry. With the premiere higher than version 6.5 I have not worked.
Greetings
Holger
Antwort von Hape:
-AT-Holger
AP in 6.5, everything is right there works at my desk, but I've recently worked with once the new Premiere Elements under WinXP SP2 on another Calculator, since not true anymore, or I do not habs found.
Fact: I prefer DV AVI clips that were captured via firewire on the timeline, change nothing, add nothing noTitel, no audio, NOFILTER, noEffects and panels, will then export the timeline to tape, again so via Firewire on play the DV camcorder, then PE renders the whole timeline. That's annoying.
've Found synonymous noVoreinstellungsmöglichkeit in AP6.5 where one could change as something else.
Did you this idea? Or some other forum attendees?
Thank you for an input.
Greetings
Hape
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