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• First Pro/SOUL fails to export the sequence containing the reverse clip

  When I try to export a sequence that contains an element for which I reversed the speed, sequence are not exported. (I had a similar problem with just coating the sequence, but if I turn the GPU acceleration in the project settings and use "software only" it will make.) This happens with files of GH4 and Phantom 3 Pro (the cameras only I currently use). I can watch the progress of the export, and it always chokes on the clip in the position reversed. If I have "non-reversed" clips and play normally, everything works fine.

  The clips are 4K in a calendar of 1080 p. Nesting does not help.

  I export using the 1080 p YouTube preset.

  Under first Pro CC 2015.2 Windows 10 Pro with a GeForce GTX 970.

  Any thoughts on how I can actually reverse an element and be able to use it in the sequence? It's really frustrating, and I continue to meet him on multiple projects.

  Thank you

  Right-click on the suspicious item on the timeline and in the menu drop-down, choose replace and made...

  try again your export.

  MtD

• If I started a project in first Cs5 and want to finish it in first Pro CC it causes problems exporting my sequence and get into the new software?

  If I started a project in first Cs5 and want to finish it in first Pro CC it causes problems exporting my sequence and get into the new software?

  Better is to import the cs5 project in the new project of CC.

  And Yes this could have problems, he could not.

  I would have ended up in CS5. Export to the lossless format and encode with SOUL CC until the final destination.

• Need help, export a sequence from Premiere Pro to import into Encore...

  I read that the first Pro CC does not offer the possibility to send an edited still sequence through the Adobe Dynamic Link, so I think that my only option then is to export the sequence in the form of audio and video media files and then import those in yet.  Could someone provide some guidance as to what the best settings are to export a sequence of PP to make a DVD?  I am new to the game and export first opens a window with terms largely unknown to me, if no offer of suggestion and/or clarity of these terms would be quite awesome!  Thanks for the patience.

  DVD I have are DVD + R 4.7 GB / 120 min.

  When you source is interlaced together HD mpeg2-dvd preset to higher areas.

  After export, you will have two files, an audio and a video.

  That are still important, do menu and burn.

• Crash when export - I tried to export my sequence first and SOUL and it crashes - Pls help.

  Crashing during export - I tried to export my sequence containing several first clips and SOUL and it crashes - Pls help.

  Need someone to help... more information please click below and provide the requested information

  -Premiere Pro video Editing information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840

• "Export as sequence" - unfortunately give me individual pictures

  Hello

  I tried to export a sequence, like *. TIFF and have *. PNG with "Export as sequence" checked.

  Exports have resulted in 210 individual images.

  What can I do to get a good TIFF - or PNG sequence?

  Best regards and tia

  Ben

  Exports have resulted in 210 individual images.

  It's normal.  There is no way out "image sequence" in a single file.

• Beach of the exporting parameter (minvalue ~ maxvalue) messed up when exporting a sequence twice

  Hello

  I do an exporter plugin using SDK 5.5 organization.

  I noticed that the range of values of a parameter turned bad if I export a sequence twice.  For example, if I register "MyAwesomeParam" with the value 10 min and max value 20, the first export if I enter 0, it climbs to 10 because the value is less than the min value. But in the second export, if I enter 0, it remains 0.

  Please encounterer this problem? Is there a solution for this? Please tell me if you know something about it, given that the guide SDK and the sample offered very little help.

  Thank you

  It is because the SOUL puts in cache settings of previous jobs. I noticed this also. It does not exSDKGenerateDefaultParams(), only exSDKPostProcessParams(). Thus, you never had the code executed that put the min, max, etc.

  In exSDKPostProcessParams you must read each parameter and the difficulty in all areas - the only thing you can trust is .value, all others like. maxrange.value. minrange.value .hidden, .in, etc. are potentially corrupt to fix them and write them back (ChangeParam())

  for example: this is my code from cadence in exSDKPostProcessParams. I have set up the labels of the chain, but more important still, I read, difficulty and write the structure frameRateValues.

  // --------------------------
  "Frame rate (fps)" [TEXT]: [BOX]
  copyConvertStringLiteralIntoUTF16 (STR_FRAME_RATE, tempString);
  lRec-> exportParamSuite-> SetParamName (postProcessParamsRecP-> exporterPluginID,
  0,
  ADBEVideoFPS,
  tempString);
  Get the preset
  lRec-> exportParamSuite-> GetParamValue (postProcessParamsRecP-> exporterPluginID,
  0,
  ADBEVideoFPS,
  (& lRec-> frameRateValues);
  Update local storage
  lRec-> frameRate = lRec-> frameRateValues.value.timeValue;
  lRec-> frameFPS = (float) ticksPerSecond / (float) lRec-> frameRate.
  Difficulty fields broken ('intValue' confidence only)
  lRec-> frameRateValues.structVersion = 1;
  lRec-> frameRateValues.rangeMin.timeValue = 1;
  lRec-> timeSuite-> GetTicksPerSecond (& lRec-> frameRateValues.rangeMax.timeValue);
  lRec-> frameRateValues.disabled = kPrFalse;
  lRec-> frameRateValues.hidden = kPrFalse;
  lRec-> frameRateValues.optionalParamEnabled = kPrFalse;
  Rewrite in SOUL preset storage
  lRec-> exportParamSuite-> ChangeParam (postProcessParamsRecP-> exporterPluginID,
  0,
  ADBEVideoFPS,
  (& lRec-> frameRateValues);

  FRAMES PER SECOND VALUES DROP ZONE
  lRec-> exportParamSuite-> ClearConstrainedValues (postProcessParamsRecP-> exporterPluginID,
  0,
  ADBEVideoFPS);
  for (int i = 0; i)< sizeof(framerates)="" sizeof="" (prtime);="">
  {
  tempValue.timeValue = display rate [i];
  copyConvertStringLiteralIntoUTF16 ((wchar_t *) frameRateStrings [i], tempString);
  lRec-> exportParamSuite-> AddConstrainedValuePair (postProcessParamsRecP-> exporterPluginID,
  0,
  ADBEVideoFPS,
  & tempValue,
  tempString);
  }

• Export a sequence work?

  What path leads to better results of export:

  1. I make a full inside Premiere Pro sequence. After this final rendering I export the sequence directly or through SOUL.

  2. I do not do anything, no audio or video (and I don't care about red lines). I export the unreturned movie directly or through SOUL.

  All the best and thank you very much for your comments.

  Interested in these red lines...

  In general you define the "rendered Preview Files" to something not so ideal for Mastering (made for faster previews)

  If when you return you wil certainly want NO body to use those (if it is less) perceived to be part of the final result...

  For example... You can do your final rendering in ProRes 422... But you set yout preview files in H264 or iframes.

  Those who are already highly compressed and you do not want to recompress those... Remove all THE files preview before you make your master in this way you ensure that

  first use the original source media. May take a little longer but it's the way course!

  After that, I would open the Media dialog box export, make settings, and hit 'Tail', which will open the SOUL, and while that renders, you can continue to work inside the BODY!

• Export DPX sequence: incorrect cadence in the exported file

  Hello everyone, I'm new here.  I would really appreciate help with this question.  My sequence and the source files, I work with are 2048 x 1240, (1,0), 23.976 fps.  I export a sequence of DPX files with parameters.

  The problem is, when I import the new sequence of DPX files back into my creation project, or AE project with the same settings, the new DPX file has a frame rate of 29.97 FPS.

  I tried many times and checked all my settings.  I can't understand why the new DPX sequence is not 23.976 fps.  Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?

  Here is my export settings, exit note and source have corresponding frame rates:

  

  and here is a screenshot showing the properties of the file of my new sequence exported DPX, after imported in first Pro CS5, with a rate of 29.97 FPS.

  

  Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Jeremy

  Creation is his best estimate of the expected rate of image sequences.

  'Interpret the film' to specify what it should be.

  Change the clip properties with interpret footage

• Export without sequence video coding

  I edited the clips of a camcorder format (progressive 50i/s on the hd 1080 x 1920 full panasonic) which is entirely compatible bluray.

  (I would like to export the sequence without encoding again from one) it is a long and b process) provides that the reduction in quality with regard to the native format. (there is reason that the effects have to rencoded).

  Can sombedoy tell me how to proceed?

  Thank you

  Phalch

  And don't forget that "smart rendering" applies only to images, which has just been shortened, or joined, that is if you add Transitions, overlay (titles or PiP) or effects, then you'll still Render/Trnascode these parts for export. For pure milling and joining, VirtualDub would be the best way to go.

  Then, when you are finished, you can use any number of DVD/BD creation programs to create a BD 100% compatible BD (very important) material. Although I've not used so, DVD Architect gets high marks from others.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Why the last image of the exported image sequence is sometimes black?

  I get sequences of images in Photoshop and then exporting them to a file mp4 video.  For some reason, Photoshop sometimes decides to put a black frame at the end of the video, no matter what I try settings.  Sometimes it leaves aside the black frame.  I can't understand why he did this.  If anyone knows how to get rid of this?  When I import the resulting sequences first, I need to change all the frames of black.  Not impossible to deal with, but it is kind of a pain.

  Adobe Photoshop Version: 2014.2.2 20141204.r.310, 2014/12 / 04:23:59:59 CL 994532 x 64

  Operating system: Windows 7 64-bit

  Version: 6.1 Service Pack 1

  System architecture: AMD CPU Family: 15, model: 10, Stepping: 0 with MMX, entire SSE, SSE, SSE2, SSE3 FP

  Physical processor count: 6

  Processor speed: 3200 MHz

  Built-in memory: 8191 MB

  Free memory: 4507 MB

  Memory available to Photoshop: 7154 MB

  Memory used by Photoshop: 70%

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 (with the latest driver Version 347.88)

  Adobe Bridge 6.1.0.116 x 64

  Use, file-> open and checking the box 'Sequence of Image', I am loading a sequence of JPGs I've cropped in Photoshop (using a script to automate this process), and I specify 23.976 fps. I checked all the JPG files, and they are OK. I play the animation in Photoshop, and it looks good.  I then export the movie using the file-> export-> made video, I use Adobe Media Encoder, h.264 format, high quality, 1920 x 1080 (the original document size), 23.976 fps.  It automatically selects the zone selection to export work.  That seems correct.  In a sequence of images of N, it is said that it will export images 0 to N-1, which I think is OK if it indexes starting at 0 and not 1.  I tried to export (frames) checked, and the result is the same.  The last image is black.  I also tried to change the work area to remove the last image and the last frame of the rendered video is so dark, but the last image of the sequence, I opened is missing.  I checked the image sequence that was exported with the area of complete work (or frameworks) selected and all managers are there - with just a framework black, added at the end, which is certainly not in the work area.

  No error message.

  I checked the help, also I tried searching the forums, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

  The problem has been around on and off for a few years.  He had disappeared with CC, but now he's back, even though I'm not aware of what I'm doing differently.

• How to develop export image sequence with all the applied settings?

  If this has been covered, please send me the link to the answer, but I have just past/lost 3 hours trying to find the correct steps.
  I want to use Lightroom CC (v.2015.5 on OS X 10.11.4 on 32 GB RAM i7 iMac5K AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4096 MB) to treat my timelapse footage, some shot as RAW + JPG, some as only JPG.

  This is what it I did:

  -import a JPG sequence into Lightroom

  -to develop, I did my settings (shadows, exposure, white balance) and healing spot on the first image in the sequence
  -right click on the first image in the sequence, then develop settings > copy settings... (I chose 'Check all'), then all the other images in the sequence selected, right-click and develop settings > paste settings
  all the images in the order now have the same look
  -right click on the first image in the sequence, then export > export..., and then selected for export to: specific folder (I created a folder "transformed" on the same level as the source folder).
  Rename: Custom Settings (Filename_proc - 01.jpg) and clicked the export button.

  Lightroom saves the entire sequence in the new folder quite quickly, but the files look exactly like the original files, without the development parameters, I did.
  What I am doing wrong?

  hope someone can help me.

  Then in the export dialog box, you have chosen to export 'Original' in the section "file settings". Look at ALL the settings in the export dialog box. The changes make you in this dialog are post-it and unless you go through each of them your next export will have the same parameters as the last export.

• is it possible to export several sequences from one day to the next?

  I edited a 6 hour conference, I did that 4 different sequences throughout an hour and a half each.

  I want to export them throughout the night, because they take 2 hours for export and they are keeping my day.

  is it possible to queue upwards of some sequences for export, similar to the way you would in the queue of AfterEffects rendering?  and if yes, how do I do that?

  There is an option to queue in the bottom right of the export dialog box. He sends the export to the queue in the Media Encoder.

• How to export a sequence 25 p into 50i Blu Ray?

  Hi, I have a progressive film 1920 x 1080 25 fps, I need to export under a 50i Blu Ray. should I just export it with the preset HD 1080i 25 encoder? or do I interpret footage or images of 25 p in new sequence (with 50i) and then export it with the preset HD 1080i 25?

  Let the sequence as 25 p and convert to field superior 25i first on export.

• Video effects in flicker to export nested sequences

  I nested content in a sequence. When I export I get flicker at a time where I added an effect.  I used warp stabilizer and opacity masking and both produced sparkling in the finished coating.  When I add the effect of nested track video, while it is not nested and then rendered flicker does not appear, it is a big pain.  I've been adding effects to clips nested for years and I really need, what can I do?

  I don't know that this will help you, but...  I recently found this with glued on the nested clip (green bknd) drop shadow effect.  I found that the sequence containing the clips that were the nested sequence had a frequency of inappropriate images (10 FPS).  When I changed this to 23.976 fps, the flicker disappeared.  At no time the real video clip has played at 10 frames per second - just the shadow.

  I don't know why that should be while I thought that the rendering was supposed to correct differences as a sequence that when I moved the sequence to the main time line.