Capture. MTS files in first

Similar Questions

• How to use the mts files in first pro cc?

  Hello

  need help to get started with cc. I used the first cs5 for a school project, now, I started a cc membership and downloaded the first yesterday. Now, whenever I start it, it crashes instantly as soon as I put a mts file in the timeline, attempted several times. I have can´t open my projects cs5 in it either.

  No idea what to do here? I also used a cs6 trial version, but only once, I might never reopen, a video driver issue according to some advice I found (I have a computer hp envy laptop). Seems difficult, and I need to work with it urgently.

  In cs5, you have this popup where to fill the framerate and stuff, like mpeg4, before starting, didn t happen in cc...?

  Thanks, Anna

  The Module failed (amdocl64.dll) comes from your AMD/ATI Catalyst video driver.

  I would go to the Device Manager, do note the model of your AMD/ATI card, and then click it, go to the driver and take note of the installed video/Catalyst driver version. Next, go to the site Web of AMD and the Driver Downloads. Plug your model of AMD/ATI card and then your operating system and search for a newer driver from catalyst. Download and install cela, restart and test.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Is it possible to use Panasonic MTS files in first cc pro?

  I'm looking to buy a Mac but don't know if it is possible to use my Panasonic SC - X900M in cc Premier Pro AVCHD files

  Yes

• MTS files not accepted in the CC of first pro

  given that I have buy another one year license for adobe creative files cloud-MTS is identified in my project and I can't import and then new project.

  I worked with MTS files in first for a while, but now I'm stuck and cannot change.

  Please help me - I'm in the middel of work.

  Osnat

  Clean the media cache, rename the folder clips are in and try again.

• MTS files import does not in first CC 2014

  I just installed new updates and tried to start a new project in first CC 2014 and import MTS files. I get an error message saying "the file has a compression type not supported."

  I have worked with MTS files in first for awhile now, but I'm stuck which dates back to the old CC Premiere because it's the only way I can import these files. I found one of the great new things in 2014 CC BEST support for MTS and other formats.

  Help, please! I'm really excited about all the new features in this update and want to be able to use them for work, but right now I'm super disappointed.

  Thank you

  Jase

  I've seen a lot of reports like this, then something goes well.

  Try to rename or move the folder with the media.  Then , open the project in 2014 CC.  It will ask you where is the press, that it points to the file renamed or moved.

• How to convert Canon MTS files to MP4 or Mov, files to use in first CS 5.5

  Canon XA10 how to convert Canon MTS files to MP4 or Mov, files to use in first CS 5.5

  You don't have to convert. 5.5 works natively with the mts files.

  If you machine can not handle mts, there is no interest to convert it to mp4 wont even go faster.

  This could be a better option:

  Adobe Premiere Pro help. Create clips for editing offline

• MTS file sony a7s ii without noise in first cc

  I can't use the file mts of my sony a7s ii camera in first. He came without sound.

  Please try to import these clips from the media browser.

  Check, if you have the folder structure for these files intact.

  Also check out this LINK:

  . No noise from the MTS files

  Thank you

• First time. Great, but other times without sounds of the MTS files?

  Hello, I bought first Pro CC and when I used the first time with. The MTS files, all were great, but after a few days, I made another video project and my files (.) MTS) have no sound? I was searching the Internet and many people say convert), but is it really only in this way? Plese help, thank you. Jan.

  Wild guess: you forgot to patch source audio track

  

• First Pro CC and the lack of audio tracks for .mts files

  Hello guys,.

  I used to edit my files .mts with first Pro CC with no problems until yesterday.

  Now I import my file .mts (made with a Sony VG900), but the first does not recognize the audio tracks (which I hear fine with VLC).

  I tried changing the extension in .m2ts, but he did not, I also tried to reinstall the first but, even once, it didn't work and I tried (I was desperate) to install the CS6 first just to check if the problem is maybe about the CC version. Guess what? It did not work...

  I tried also to convert the file with the encoder in .mp4, but after the conversion, I can't hear the sound with VLC and, of course, this does not work on the first.

  Don't you think it's a first question or a problem of file?

  I used these same files for other videos (as a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1X5vsZ-5yI) and I had no problem. Then I updated the first, I moved the files in the other folder, and the problem came to life.

  Any idea?

  (I'm waiting for my colleague to send me a new mts file just to check if I accidentally damaged the 'old').

  See the solution for the problem of #1 in this doc: known issues in Premiere Pro CC 2017 (November 2016)

• Problem adding MTS files in sequence in first 2015 (video)

  Hello. All of a sudden (I think after update to the 2015 version) I can't import mts files I can announce a new or existing sequence.

  Once import the clip in the tray, it has ONLY the sound icon.

  1. the clip will be visually rub in the tray.

  2. the clip will play well in the window source (audio and video)

  3. I CAN'T HANG OUT IN ANY EXISTING SEQUENCE VIDEO TRACK

  a. that the AUDIO will be can be placed in an audio track

  b. video does not load in any video track

  c. I can "create a sequence of the clip", but even after you did; I'm still not able to place this item in an existing sequence.

  These are the same clips that I used throughout. Same source, the same format. (and the same file)

  I tried to reinstall the 2014 version, which gave the same result. together with a newly created file (with the newly installed 2014) and the oldest existing files

  I tried the same test of importation on my laptop (which is also updated to 2015) and it is very good!

  1 (though once a clip imported; it has only the audio icon until I have add to a sequence.) ( Then he adds the video icon to the element in the tray)

  
  

  FRUSTRATING!

  I'm MAC OS 10.10.5.

  Hello

  Make sure you have enabled video track. Click to make blue, this is probably the issue. I have scratched my head on that after installing a new version too.

  

• First Elements 9: no sound with the .mts files

  I'm having a little problem getting my mts/avchd files to work with PE9. I imported the files using the Organizer, and they play very well (video AND audio) from the Organizer, but when I import clips into PE9, only the video is imported. There is no audio track and (logically?) no audio to be heard. How can I fix it?

  Mind, these .mts files play fine in both the Organizer AND windows 7. They are created on a Canon HF100 camcorder.

  The trial version of the PROGRAM itself is fully functional. However, some third-party components are not, unfortunately. It's some MPEG and AVCHD components.

• When I import in first 7 .mts files audio is intermittent?

  Good afternoon. I am new to this forum and your help would be appreciated. I recently bought a Sony Hard Drive Camcorder X105E and I did my first shoot. When I import files into first Elements 7 and preview audio is intermittent during playback. What I am doing wrong cause I can't understand it?

  Thanks in advance for your answers

  Concerning

  Edenr1

  I guess that if the video is running on a separate hard drive somehow then the computer has a more effective management data?

  You have "cracked the code". Although there are a lot of little variable, as how your CPU and chipset to handle calls to and from the HARD disk controller, etc., you hit the nail on the head. Ideally, we put in place a system, and it's more than a simple addition of a bunch of HARD drives, to spread out the work on several HARD drives. Cards/chips of effective Comptrollership also to this.

  In many NLE top of range computers, we'll have a HARD drive (I speak of physics and NOT logical, i.e. here partitions), for the operating system and programs only. Another physical HARD disk will be used for the Windows virtual memory, only. Another will be for all media files. Another for project files and Scratch disks. Another for the exported video, with a plus for Audio exported. Often, the latter two will be in a RAID configuration of perhaps 0 or 50. These will be in fact several HARD drives with a hardware RAID controller. OK, that's the ultimate. I have only 5 HARD drives in my computer and fudge these specifications for a bit. Yet, it is a good system. At a minimum, I strongly recommend 2 HDD. It would be for the program files and the OS with * perhaps * the file Windows virtual Memorey. Nothing else! The second HDD would be for multimedia files, project files, scratch disks and exported files (Audio & video).

  I recommend also stop background programs and processes, when editing. That doesn't mean that we don't have to be online, as the AV and spyware blockers will be decommissioned.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Canon MTS files

  Hiya,

  I'm shooting with a Canon HFS100 and first do not have MTS file format. Is there an intermediate step, I need to convert the files into something first can read? I tried to capture directly from the device, but nothing helped.

  Thank you!

  ~ GST

  It seems that you have to disable, uninstall, run clean Script CS4 2 or 3 times, reinstall, activate and update. Your version is like the trial version, no MPEG support at all, so this is the only reliable method to solve this problem.

• Playback jerky with MTS files

  I am recording video with a Canon HG10 camcorder, which exports MTS files. Although when I import them into Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and try to edit the video is extremely chop. Not editable. I don't know if it's my physical features or something I can improve with the software. Any help?

  Entry door

  Core Duo 2.0 GHz

  4 GB of Ram

  Vista 64-bit

  You see a red line above the timeline?  If so, your source material does not match the sequence settings that you selected, and playback will suffer.

  If you have selected the right preset, or have the value manually the correct settings for a sequence, there is something more that you can do which will improve the reading.

  Most of my gear to my Canon HD camcorder is 1080 p, taken in "30 p" framerate.  I select a preset 1080 p is for 30 p framerate, and the source shows no red or yellow line above the timeline.  BUT it's still a little rough-looking at when played.  I found that this can be improved by right-clicking on the source clips in the project pane and 'Interpret Footage' as progressive (not in order of field).  You can do this either before laying elements in sequence or after - it affects them in the timeline panel after the placement, too.

  (This bit interpretation seems to be useful because many Canon cameras actually record their records 24 p and 30 p in a 60i Foundation and manipulate data to provide the progressive output.  You will see the evidence if you put these images (even if it's 30 p) in a 60i timeline, first willing to (sort of) and does no need for rendering of red or yellow line.  If you capture in 30 p all the time, you don't need to worry about this if you just interpret the film as above and regal is 30 p.)

  Advice of prejudice is true in general for AVCHD material, but it must be qualified to be of value, on the other, as in this case, does not thoughtfully address the potential of your system.  If the advice such as are not qualified with care, you can waste a lot of money on a warmer when machine you may in particular not be no need for one.

  I have edited many high-speed AVCHD projects relatively short with a frequency of 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo - it all depends on your needs.  If you don't care about video in a perfectly smooth playback calendar and your editing features work very well and you add effects to your sequence or are not required to render the effects and transitions in your equipment if you use them, your system may be fine for you.  You may be fine with going to bed, while your project is encoded with the Media Encoder (or waiting in the next day!).  I was okay with that sometimes - I just had to move from the idea that he had always made.  I have not need the faithful reading of chronologies effect in charge most of the time, because I knew their content and saw the effects well enough without rendering.

  You will find your limit, but it's so so good to know that you can work with your system in a reasonable manner if you understand what is happening and accept the limitations with intelligent compromise.  Even if you get a more robust system, you will be able to benefit from such considerations anyway.

• Can Windows Media Player XP play MTS file type? I tried, but the video does not play smoothly. Is this fix really?

  I tried, but the video does not play smoothly.  Is this fix really?

  There is a possibility that Windows Media Player could
  read the file if you rename the MTS to MPG or AVI.

  And/or...the suite of freeware Media Player can be
  worth a try.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Media Player Classic Home Cinema
  http://MajorGeeks.com/Media_Player_Classic_Home_Cinema_d6213.html
  (works on XP/Vista/7)
  (The name of the file to download is: "MPC - HomeCinema.1.5.2.3456.x 86 .exe ')

  If this fails, it may be worth trying to convert the MTS file
  WMV format:

  There are many converters available on the net... some
  free... some detail.

  The following freeware converters are a few examples:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  (1) Sothink Free Video Converter
  http://www.Sothinkmedia.com/video-converter/
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7)

  You will need to unzip the file... or you could just drag
  the Setup.exe from the file out of the folder and drop it on your
  desktop and install from there.

  Once installed... Open Sothink and go to... Add the files button...
  Find and select the clips you want to convert.

  Next... in the encoding settings... Choose... Video credits.
  WMV - Windows Media Video (*.wmv).

  Choose an output folder and on the left, click on the button convert.

  You can experiment with other settings later but
  This should help you get started.

  (2) format Factory (freeware)
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Format_Factory
  (the 'direct link' is faster)
  (the file you want to download is: > FFSetup270.zip<>
  (FWIW... installation..., you can uncheck
  ('all' boxes on the last screen)
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7)

  First, you will need to decompress the file or just open the
  Drag FFSetup270.exe out of the folder
  and drop it on your desktop. To install left click.

  Next, after the download and installation of Format
  Factory... you can open the program and
  left click on the toolbar, the "Option" button and
  "Select an output folder to" / apply / OK.
  (this is where you find your files after they)
  are converted)

  Drag and drop your video clips on the main screen...

  Select "all to WMV" / OK...

  Click on... Beginning... in the toolbar...

  That should do it...

  Good luck...