I remember when I had Prem 6.5 I also had a 800MHz computer and it took
a long time
to export but 11hours sounds very long.
You should export to a third HDD (not another partition). If you have
one use it, that
could possibly reduce the time by 50%.
If you export to the same drive on which you have the source clips that
drive has to read, then write etc.
Uwe
>
> OS: XP Capture card: Canopus Codec from Sony Digital8 Camcorder CPU:
> AMD 800 Mhz
> The program is on Drive C, but the project files are on another
> virtual drive and might be on a different physical drive.
>
> I have a project which is 42 minutes long. I am trying to export it to
> MPEG-2 in order to get files which I can use in the DVD-It! program
> which came with Premiere and make a DVD.
>
> I made two DVD's a couple of years ago, but those projects were only
> about 10 minutes long each and I don't remember exactly how I did it,
> other than with DVD-It!
>
> When I started the export to MPEG-2, it said it would take an hour.
> Now it is 3 and a quarter hours later and it says it will take 11
> hours. It has done 24435 frames of 82370 frames. The progress bar has
> slowed significantly.
>
> Is there something wrong or is it my slow processor speed?
>
> I exported the project to 8MM tape yesterday and that went well.
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
>
>
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