First question Audio Pro CC on Mov files

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• First 13 items ceased to import MOV. files. QuickTime is installed and running

  First 13 items ceased to import MOV. files. QuickTime is installed and running.

  Now

  Big, big news.

  All the symptoms have been pointing to the need for the latest version of QuickTime installed, so I'm very happy that you have worked through this detail to get to your success. Excellent job of tracking that will be appreciated by all.

  We hope that your Christmas and new year are filled with all the best.

  RTA

• First Elements 10 will recognize the MOV files?

  I have a new EOS 60 d Canon camera.  First Elements 10 will recognize the. The videos are stored in the MOV file?

  You are looking in the wrong place - sharing settings. The recommendations that I gave you are for the setting of the project you use when you set first to the top of your project.

  You will know if the setting is correct when you add your clips to the timeline. If there is a red bar across the upper part of the clip you are using the wrong project setting.

  

  See you soon,.

  --

  Neale

  Insanity is hereditary, get you your children

• First question multicam Pro 4.0

  I have my level of frustration with multicam project.  I followed all THE instructions to create the multicam sequence.   It creates the sequence, I can change the sequence, but when I save the project and will re - open, the project does NOT open.  It sits for about 30 seconds and then goes directly to the not first not repsonding.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium.  It makes no sense to me.  I can open a previous version of the project, but once I have create a new sequence and nest my sequence of 2 synchronized cameras, the project will NOT reopen when I close.

  Help, please!

  There are still unresolved one - bug in first which translates the program of freezing or locking up when you open a project in which you left the Multicam monitor open. The only solution is to create a new project, import the original and then do not forget to close the Multicam monitor (or switch to a different workspace that does not use the Multicam monitor) before saving and closing your project.

• Why can I can hear the sound but can't see the image? First Question CC Pro

  Resolved:

  I went from my GTX680 353.62 at 358.87 driver and that fixed it!

• Can the first Pro Import with Dolby E mov files?

  Hello

  I try to import the mov file containing audio Dolby E. failure of the import operation.

  Is there a solution to this?

  I need to play with the audio Pass through mode, export in sdi as AES data signal.

  Thanks for your help.

  As Jim mentioned, Premiere Pro does not support native mode Dolby E. Minnetonka did mention in the past research support in the first, but so far no date has been confirmed.

• Not first 2015.3 no audio in MOV files

  I have an existing project from 2015 first with MOV files in it. Everything was good in the world until that blasted creative cloud persistently told me to go to 2015.3 so I held. After the upgrade to the first 2015.3 decided not to move the audio in MOV files. I installed Quicktime. And as said before everything worked fine in the previous version of first. I tried to use Media encoder to change the type of file, but it doesn't recognize too much audio in MOV files. What gives Adobe?

  Hi bubbachubby,

  Rampage files cache media to solve this problem.

  FAQ: How to clean the files hide media

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Why Adobe first Pro is changing the original images/assets (for example, mov) files? (CS6)

  Background:

  1. A colleague gave me a large .mov 33 GB for use in a project, I put this file on a backup disk.
  2. I did a copy identical .mov 33 GB file and placed in a folder that I use for work on a project in Premiere Pro.
  3. I ran Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and dragged through the 33 GB .mov file in the sequence (imported)
  4. Premiere Pro CS6 in line started in the file.
  5. After what he had done, I noticed that its modification Date was just now, that is to say different to the modified Date on the copy of the original file during the backup drive (see step 1)
  6. I ran a check for BeyondCompare between the file .mov on the backup of the drive (see step 1), which the project Premiere Pro used (step 2, 3) and Beyond Compare reported that they were different.

  I thought at first it was corruption in independent files, but I checked several times and got the same result, then it is certainly Premiere Pro deliberately editing the file.

  So I am confused: these are supposed to be the same file.

  Why is there need of Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the images?

  What does the file?

  Wouldn't be better to create a separate file if necessary?

  I can accept that if this is how it works and it is good to know that it was the first Pro deliberately edit the files and not of corruption (so my equipment had to be healthy). But it makes more sense to me if Premiere Pro is separate copies modified for its own use. Editing the file that it annoys my process to ensure the integrity of backups; If the original active film files were the same that the copies, then it would be easy to know that backups are OK.

  Thoughts?

  Definitive answer (I think): it's this definition, "Write XMP IDS to files on import" - that confirms that Adobe Premiere Pro is deliberately editing the .mov file: 935347 B http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4fe6-97F5-95313

  These positions provide general information as to why have enabled would be beneficial: the advantage is to be able to skip compliant files by matching to the original file using the embedded XMP tag: -.

  • http://helpx.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4FE6-97F5-95313 935347B
  • http://www.DVinfo.NET/forum/Adobe-Creative-Suite/498627-why-premiere-modifying-video-files .html
  • https://forums.CreativeCOW.NET/thread/205/876064

  (Found using Google keyword "adobe premiere pro update")

• First Pro CC will not import the .mov files

  Problems with first Pro CC, I can't import. MOV files created with my Canon 6 d.

  If I try to import the files, I get a msg of error "File not supported" very generic.

  It is a new installation of first CC on a new computer. I was able to import them using first Pro CC on the old computer.

  QuickTime will play well these files on my new computer.

  Premiere Pro CS6 will import these files to the new computer.

  First Pro CC would open them well on my old computer.

  I don't know yet where to start. Any help would be appreciated.

  Here are my system details:

  • 10.9.3 OSX
  • new Mac Pro
  • 3 GHz 8-Core Xeon E5
  • 64 GB OF RAM
  • The files are on the G external drive - Tech Thunderbolt.

  Well, I uninstalled and reinstalled first CC and all works well. No idea what went wrong, but its working now.

• MOV files import trouble in first pro cs3 adobe

  Hello

  I just bought a Canon 60 d camera and I'm using adobe first pro cs3 for the first time.

  I tried to import my Canon 60 d MOV file footages, but it says that my files are not supported.

  I don't know what to do!

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you.

  Welcome to the forum.

  Full HD H.264 in a file format MOV of DSLRS is beyond the capabilities of CS3.

  I recommend using

  Square 5 - MPEG Streamclip video converter for Mac and Windows

  to convert the video to a lossless codec lossless as Avid DNxHD or Apple Photo-JPEG (75% quality value) nearby.  See if the converted files import and edit properly in CS3.

  Get the Avid codecs for free here:

  Download Avid QuickTime Codecs 2.1

  -Jeff

• First Pro CS5 pixelation with T2i .mov files

  Thanks for the great information!

  Here's my scenario...

  • Windows 7 64 bit family

  • Intel quad core processor

  • Nvidia Geforce Gt240 graphics card

  • 8 GB of ram

  • G - tech g-raid0 drive 2 TB (for image storage)

  • WD Caviar Green 500 GB (OS Win764bit & amp; applications)

  • WD 250 GB usb 2.0 external drive (for backup)

  • First Pro CS5 (prod prem) modded to enable nvidia gt240 graphics card be used with the Mercury playback engine

  Backstory:

  I shot a short film of 2 weeks using a Canon Rebel T2i at 1080 p 24 with shutter speed 1/50.

  At the end of the first day of shooting, I had to transfer the .mov footage off the coast of the Trandcend 16 gb class 10 memory cards with card reader Kingston for the Raid. I used a legacy firewire card connected to the aforementioned PC (it's all I got for the firewire connection at the time), and I noticed that the file transfer has been extremely slow. So for the next two days after I transferred the rest of the video on the Raid via USB 2.0 and the other files transferred much faster.

  Play the images using VLC Media Player is well most of the time, but sometimes I see for about 5 frames pixel information is lost. It is not rolling shutter or jello. Part of the pixelated frame strongly for all 5 to 10 frames. I don't know if it's the loss of data on these images? I agree with a few images here or there, I can work around it if I have to...

  The problem:

  I used the DSLR 1080 p 24 preset to set up sequences of the first Pro CS5 project. After you import the images above, reading in two preview windows randomly is pixelated, similar to the effect of VLC, but random parts. For the most part, VLC is compatible with the management of the problem. Whenever I start the first it will be Pixelize frames in different places than before. Sometimes when I run first first is good, then after a few readings, it starts to distort. After management problem for the current session, the pixelation appears in the clips that have the green status bar. Also, sometimes (randomly) some of the clips in the timeline panel have green waves at the bottom of them, or are completely green.

  I tested the raw images in VLC, WMP, Media Player Classic (after you temporarily install KLite hoping to solve the problem). The problem that all .mov files seem to Pixelize the same framework of each player. First, but pixilated times randomly.

  Tried with two mpeg streamclip and even with cineform neoscene U transcoding. Same results.

  I have not been able to narrow down what is the problem. Any ideas?

  Thank you very much.

  The problem is resolved. My cache of media was written to my local hard drive (c :)), a WD Caviar Green 500 GB. It turns less 7200 RPM, as it is friendly green. After clearing the cache and redirect the path to the raid 0 drive 7200 RPM, the media reads in the timeline smoothly without pixelation. A high technology, Adobe has helped me solve this problem after a lot of troubleshooting. Thank you!

• First cc only import audio .mov file, please help

  My friend sent me a .mov file, it has a mac, I have a PC, when I import it to the first cc, there is sound. I can see the video on VLC Player. I'm not very technical. Help, please! Any suggestions? Thank you

  If you're on a PC, you have installed QuickTime?

• New to first Pro - imported .mov file is smaller than the default size of the project

  I imported a low quality .mov file that I am trying to change. It is about 380 x 160 (per here) and default is 720 xx.

  Is it possible to resize the project so that it matches my mov file?

  I don't want to export the video with a huge black screen around it.

  Thank you!

  Use the desktop for your sequence settings.

• MOV files in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 - XDCAM (MPEG) MPEG 1/2 (xdvc) resp.

  Description of the problem:

  I got a bunch of MOV files on a disk formatted HFS + for editing on Premiere Pro CS5 (5.0.3). When I import to Premiere, first said "Codec missing or unavailable. Paragon HFS + is used to manage the disk formatted HFS +. I copied the data to a disc formatted NTFS before use.

  Research, I gave the following indications:

  I tried to play in Quicktime and Quicktime said that I would need additional software to play the .mov file. But I could run the detective movie and it shows "XDCAM EX 1080i 50 (35 Mb/s VBR).

  VLC plays (!) and says it's a "video Mpeg 1/2 (xdvc)"

  MediaInfo said "MPEG video (XDCAM).

  The sound is PCM (L) according to inspector mov programs.

  The MPEG2 format seems to be supported by first (also in HD), forum entries tell me that I should be in version 5.0.2 as it Adobe supports the MOV container. So now my question: what am I missing?

  I have no idea on the camera used to film, but it could be a JVC, as it says that the JVC writes mov files.

  OK, let's go:

  1. Get an accumulation of static electricity of FFmpeg here: FFmpeg Windows builds of HawkEye. The 32-bit version is fine.
  2. Open the file from archive downloaded and go to the folder "bin"; ffmpeg.exe extract to a folder containing your SBDAs.
  3. Create a new text document in the folder with FFmpeg and the media, called 'mov2mp4.bat' files by making sure that you change the .txt extension to. bat.
  4. Open the text document and paste the following text:

     @ECHO OFF
     for %%a in (*.mov) do ffmpeg.exe -i "%%a" -vcodec copy -an -f mp4 "%%~na".mp4
     

  5. Save the document (even once, ensuring, it has a .bat extension), double-click it in the Explorer. The batch file runs and every MOV in the file processing and repackaging it in a MP4 container. It is lossless (there is no transcoding) and should go relatively quickly. Note that this is not also copy the audio, so you do not have the video files only. The resultant MP4s will perfectly be important in first.

  Let me know how it goes!

• Media encode/first Question Pro!

  Hey guys, first post here, been with Premiere Pro and the CC for a few years now.  I've never had this issue before and I wonder if it's my source material, so this is.

  First, I turn to a studio of local access TV show.  I've shot tons of things before, but with my cameras and equip, now I use their cameras that are not SD card or anything of the sort, they are connected to the system that create a RAW .mov file.  This RAW .mov file will show video and play audio if I'm watching it via VLC, but does not display any video in Premiere pro, once I import it into.  I thought Media Encoder would take care of it, but see in Media Encoder video black screen in media encode in the screen preview and once completed.  The original material is not good but that shouldn't matter and give as much information as possible, the cameras there are more than ten years.

  The .mov RAW file's Video bitrate audio and 26318 Kbps to 1536 kbps 48 kHz.  The computer I use is an Intel Core i7 - 4770 K CPU

  @3. 5 GHz with 16 GB of RAM.  I still use windows 7 64-bit on this system.  Now, I tried the same thing on my computer edition laptop and the same results.  The laptop is completely up-to-date for Premiere Pro and Media Encoder also.

  I'm waiting for the tech guy from the studio back to me, but it is not today and I should be changing this!  Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?  I've been googling and check the codecs to see how I can solve this problem, but nothing I've tried up to now does not work.  Soon, I can reinstall just the whole thing (my internet is very slow so been avoiding that, will have to do it while I SLEEP).  Thank you for your time and your advice!

  See if https://handbrake.fr/ open source converter/transcoder converts to something, that you can edit