joshtownsend
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My editing computer is not connected to the internet...Any idea of how I can et this update as it appears that adobe has not posted it to their site?
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I don't use Raylight, so I can't confirm this, but maybe you have to uninstall Raylight first. It would seem to me that maybe the import modules for Raylight and for the native support in PPro are competing, and leading to the crash.I tried to export an EDL from my Raylight project and open it in a new mxf project but when you go to "link Media" it crashes premiere! I wish that would work but wasnt counting on it.
I don't use Raylight, so I can't confirm this, but maybe you have to uninstall Raylight first. It would seem to me that maybe the import modules for Raylight and for the native support in PPro are competing, and leading to the crash.
What about instead of an EDL, using AAF? Should be available from the "Project" menu. EDLs kick it old school, and I think are a little more tuned towards tape-based acquisition. They're also designed to recreate a timeline--not a project. AAF is much more modern, and really goes hand-in-hand with MXF technology. Plus, AAFs are designed to recreate an entire project--not just a timeline.I will have to try that but I did try something else that might give some help. I put a fake timeline together in a MXF 720 24p timeline with MXFs and exported an EDL. Then started a new MXF 720 24p timeline and imported the EDL, That worked fine but when I went to link a mxf file again, it crashed Premiere. Can anyone else reproduce this?
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John G.
is the p2 support there in both windows and mac versions or just windows?