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Re: Rendering Problem in Premiere Pro 1.5

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Re: Rendering Problem in Premiere Pro 1.5
by src2206 on Oct 27, 2006 at 4:19:40 pm

Hello Mike,

Sorry I wrongly pointed out the time for the 2nd time of rendering. Basically the rendering did not take place at all because of my mistake. Generally the rendering takes around3.5-4hrs for 1hr video encoded in High Quality VCD.

But the observation regading the TEMP folder cleaning still holds true. I have seen in previous occassions also that I need to clear the temp folder to have around 35-40% rendering possible.

So could you please give me a solution?

Thank you.



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