Hi AL, yes, that does seem to be exactly what is happening!ĭo you have any idea if the same problem persists in adobe premiere pro? I'm considering switching over. The red Xs seem to appear in slightly different points, but sometimes at the same point, and for slightly varying lengths of time.
I have tried reinstalling Magic Bullet Suite, deleted rendered event files, and reseting permissions and cleaning the registry of the system. Any information or suggestion is greatly appreciated. I recall that the others may have had a red X watermark over their trial too, but I don’t remember which one. I’m wondering if anyone else has had this issue, and if it’s possible that it’s one of the other plugins I tried is causing it. I have been discussing the issue with Magic Bullet Suite support and they have been suggesting things but nothing has worked. I tried out Magic Bullet Suite and then purchased it. I tried out Fx Factory and then uninstalled it. I tried out Digital Anarchy Beauty Box and then uninstalled it. The issue has arisen after I started trying out some trial plugins. These Xs seems to be the same thing as a trial watermark. These red Xs do not show up in the timeline when I am scrubbing through. At all.When I export a movie I am getting some random flashing red Xs throughout the movie when I watch it (after export). I'm not particularly shocked by the long export time. So given the nature of the logjams inherent in your computer's hardware, the length of the program, along with whatever effects you're using (and of course, some slow things a LOT more than others). What's the sustained read/write speeds of that external drive? Depending on the connection type and the internal hardware, that may or may not be giving any more capability than an HDD.Īnd you don't mention your CPU, which has a lot more to do with an export operation than the GPU, but I'm not expecting you've got a particularly fast (by modern standards) CPU in that rig. You'd first need several times the ending file-size of the video "free" on the disc you're exporting to, and if you start filling the disc above that, it will slow down the export dramatically. You've got a seven year-old laptop, RAM so low it's nearly surprising PrPro would run, and old-style spinning internal disc with an external connection disc.
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