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Perrone Ford · January 5th, 2009, 10:54 PM

Computer speed is fine.

But you need to seperate the drives where you store and render your video, from where the operating system is located. Keep your video off drive c:\.

Partitioning does not make any difference. You want that stuff on a separate physical drive. And if possible you want a separate physical drive from where your source video is, and where you are writing the new stuff to.

I break this rule on my laptop, but it's really not recommended. I think this can cause some issues, but honestly, I think there is something else going on as well. Not sure what to tell you though. Maybe someone with Premiere can help you more.

January 5th, 2009, 10:54 PM	#10
Perrone Ford Inner Circle Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tallahassee, FL Posts: 2,063	Computer speed is fine. But you need to seperate the drives where you store and render your video, from where the operating system is located. Keep your video off drive c:\. Partitioning does not make any difference. You want that stuff on a separate physical drive. And if possible you want a separate physical drive from where your source video is, and where you are writing the new stuff to. I break this rule on my laptop, but it's really not recommended. I think this can cause some issues, but honestly, I think there is something else going on as well. Not sure what to tell you though. Maybe someone with Premiere can help you more. __________________ DVX100, PMW-EX1, FigRig, Dell Octocore, Vegas Pro 9/8.1/8, RedCine, Firestore FS-4ProHD, BL-D Burner, Edirol R-4, Senn. G2 Evo, Moles and Lowels.