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• Export of parameters (Premiere Pro CS4 with Matrox)

  Premiere Pro CS4

  Canon XHG1 camera (HDV/Mini-DV/NTSC)

  Card Matrox RT. X 2

  HP's Z800 with Intel Xeon 2.4 GHz, 12 GB of RAM and running Windows 7

  I have experience with digital video editing in first, export up to 40 minutes the videos (which took maybe 2 hours for export), but the last version I used was perhaps first 7 and I didn't have the Matrox card (and used a much less powerful than this computer). I used as just a level of consumption, not the big Canon camera. Now, I try to export the video and there are more choices that I had before, and it seems that the time estimated to export is quite high, despite a good machine and the Matrox card.

  So my question is, is there anywhere a chart that shows what settings to use for the particular output you are looking for? For example, what should I choose for the web that's enough quality but not a giant file? What should I choose if I want to make a DVD? Is it possible to export directly to a DVD, if you do not manipulate the video at all? I said, I should be able to use the Matrox card to reduce the time to export, but it seems that at least 5 times the length of the video export anything.

  I guess a question important here is: what is the normal amount of time I should expect something to take to the export? I have a 2 hour video that just needs to be transferred from mini DV tapes and engraved on a DVD - no necessary effect. Time to export the lowest estimate I can get is about 10 hours, and I don't know what that looks like in terms of quality when finished.

  In the future I'll do more often in short (2 minutes or less) video for the web, so time for export should be short, but I would still like to know what are the best settings and how much time it should take.

  I hope this makes sense - thanks for your help!

  Geneviève

  The major bottleneck appears indeed disk I/O.Even if you have two physical disks in the system, Win7 consider them as a single disc, because they are attacked as a raid1. For performance optimal disc I suggest you to add at least two physical disks + 7200 RPM (so SAS or SATA, the latter cheaper, the first with a best performance), move the pagefile and projects and the cache of media in one of the discs and the other disk media. Which will improve your results significantly in my opinion.

  Then have a look at the two latest guides here, storage and tuning: How to get the best from a PC? Some guides...

  The setting guide was written for Vista, but the Blackviper site now also has a guide for Win7 services.

  I hope this helps.

• Slow rendering in Premiere Pro CS4 (with a fast computer?)

  Hello people on the Adobe Forums,.

  I hope someone can help me with this issue, it has been bothering me a very long time now and this week I have to make a decision, or solve the problem and keep this configuration, or spend the money for a new processor (i5 750) and a new motherboard. But I think that this computer must do better, then he doesn't. I have the following configuration:

  AMD Athlon X 2 4600 +

  NVIDIA GeForce 7800GTX

  2 x 1 GB memory OCZ (250 mhz, DDR, PC2400)

  Storage disks:

  Seagate 320 GB SATA (7200 RPM, I think)
  

  WD 74 GB SATA (10,000 RPM, OPERATING SYSTEM)

  Hitachi 500 GB SATA (7200 too, I think)

  WD 1 TB (SATA) USB (hdd extern)

  WD 250 GB SATA (7200 RPM, I think)

  So I don't understand the problem, first is very slow on my computer... Rendering of a piece of 5 min of just a film randomly takes like 3 hours! Just now, I found some things that I shot with my cell phone, it like 10 sec 1 frame! On most pc with this vice versa!

  So the cpu is not only the former and nor is the video card, meaby memory is a bit weak... Could it be the problem?

  Hope that people can you help me, I searched Google and all but impossible to find someone with this problem...

  Software list:

  
  -Windows 7 complete edition

  -Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

  Drivers are, as far as I know, to date, I've updated Adobe programs also...

  Describe the source material, Codec: XDCAM-EX (mp4) movie

  But as I said, it happens too avi too, he thinks it was DivX...

  I bought this used pc, so it could be that something in the processor is already broken and I don't notice all the... I searched like everywhere and also tried to reinstall the program, but that does not work either...

  Some info:

  http://www.creadion.nl/premiere/info.jpg

  http://www.creadion.nl/premiere/info.nfo

  http://www.creadion.nl/premiere/Dxdiag.txt

  Ohye and the PPBM: http://www.creadion.nl/premiere/Output_PPBM4.txt

  With friendships.

  Marinus

  Marinus,

  My compliments on the way in which you have documented your problem! Very, very good. I wish that more people would take your example.

  Unfortunately, as you can see from the results PPBM4, your PC is a serious lack power. About 80 times slower than the top ensuring an and more specifically on the MPEG encoding. This means that, with your XDCAM, your machine hardware fights like h * l to get anything it to be delivered. Even with SD AVI material, it would be a struggle with these specifications.

  The only solution I see is to get a new machine. To get a rough hint of what you face. Watch Adobe Forums: how to build PC? and realize that the version of the budget is the minimum for DV and HDV, possibly material from XDCAM-EX, but for AVCHD and DSLR equipment you would not drop below the economic model. In addition, if you go to the hyarware forum and press the "View" tab at the top of the page, there a dropdown menu with several items that might interest you. http://forums.Adobe.com/community/premiere/hardware_forum?view=discussions&start=0

  BTW, on your new system you want to clean. With all the running processes, it adds to the burden and you could do with much less overhead.

• Sony HDR-XR520VE - Premiere Pro CS4-not of his

  I have a Sony HDR-XR520VE and Premiere Pro CS4 who I take the files from the camcorder (movieformat is *.m2ts), and imported for PP, I can't be on the icon in the project Panel, there are movies and sounds. Then I drag and drop it in the source/trim panel, the sound is missing. But if I take the film of the project Panel and drop directly to the timeline, the two film and the sound is OK. Why missing sound then I drop in the Source/trim panel, and what can I do to solwed this problem?

  Use only stereo, not 5.1 or you may need to demux and convert to WAV/PCM 48 KHz/16-bit stereo first.

• Big problem with Premiere Pro CS4

  When I open Adobe Premiere PRO CS4 (with all updates) I can not click on 'new project', 'open project', 'Help'... When I click on one of them it flashes just, if I clicked it anywhere else. I'm also under Windows XP SP3 / 32-bit version. Please help me guys!

  You need to run the script from Adobe before cleaning the reinstall?

• How to make autumn effect in first pro?

  Hello Sir, I want to know how to make effect fall in first pro?

  Can you teach me on this subject?

  Thank you ~.

  Fajar!

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• How can I open my application? I loaded the Premiere Pro application with the trail period, but I don't know how to open it

  

  Hello!

  I loaded the Premiere Pro application with the trail period, but I don't know how to open it

  Only 4 CS version is compatible with the 32-bit computer.

  As you had it installed 64-bit on 32-bit computers application, it is not recognizing the app and so do not register among menu start because it is not compatible.

• Incoming audio levels can be adjusted for digital video capture in Premiere Pro?

  Incoming audio levels can be adjusted for digital video capture in Premiere Pro?  Or is the audio in digital images a fixed entity that cannot be adjusted once it is imported into an editing software?  Recently, I have captured 14 hours the Strip that constantly weak but usable audio levels.  I couldn't see a way to set audio levels in the capture Panel, so I just left with just the default settings.

  It is possible that the lessee of his experience on the production has been conservative with its levels; they constantly peaking at nearly 9 meters of first, instead of more desirable 12.  But because they are so compatible, I wonder if I missed an option to set audio capture of levels when I did the band.

  The levels are defined. In the way - 9 on the first meters are stronger than-12

• How can I down an Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 for mac on a computer with windows7 system?

  How can I down an Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 for mac on a computer with windows7 system?

  Explanations with pictures will be better.

  Thank you.

  Don't know what you're asking. A download is a download. What to do with the file later is entirely to you. If you want to install software Mac on Win, no, this cannot be done. In addition you should also have a good set of Win.

  Order a swap of platform for the Adobe product or language Exchange

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• Premiere Pro CS4 question on how to integrate into my website

  I have a simple question...

  I used the Premiere Pro CS4 to create an Avi file in video.

  And now I need to integrate it into Dreamweaver CS4 to download on my site.

  I never have, so I have no idea on how to do it.

  Could someone send me a tutorial or a site with explanations.

  Thank you

  MAthieu

  www.courtier-Remax.com

  Mathieu,

  I can't answer for first, but if you have, you can use your file avi, and flash flv export file.

  Still includes templates for use with your file menu flash and different sizes of flash export dimensions

  Depending on the size you want your final file and to be.

  Create a folder with everything for you, including the index.html file and all you have to do is transfer the file

  your directory of Web sites and the hyperlink. Voila!

  Sorry, I can't point to specific tutorials for the moment.

• Slow playback in Premiere Pro CS4 (how to reduce res preview?)

  Hi everyone, I was just wondering how to reduce the resolution of the reading/preview while3 editing in Premiere Pro CS4? I'm editing 720 p video (.mov format, that's what my camera takes pictures, so I don't think I can change that). All I see when I right click in the source monitor is "quality > high, rough, automatic. Is there anything else that I can choose? (kind of in aftermath, where you can set it to 1/2, 1/4, etc.). I searched the internet for the better part of the day and what I found is that 'quality' menu I mentioned earlier.

  It is always very slow to look on the 'project', and it doesn't look like it's much more of a difference in quality. Now, my laptop isn't exactly the rendered beast that I wish it were, but it can handle 720 p [slowly] in after effects so I think it should work first too.

  Thank you!

  PS: Anyone of you experts think it would be a good computer for NLE / rendering of effects?

  http://www.TigerDirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7192259 & SKU = B69-1277

  CS5 offers specific options like 1/2 and 1/4.  Earlier versions offered only full, project and Auto.

  A new computer is probably in order.  Your link isn't a bad option.  (Even if you need to add at least two drives more.)

• Premiere Pro CS4 Capture question

  Hi all

  I am currently using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and I'm trying to use the option "Capture" to transfer files from my Panasonic HVX-170 P2 HD, but it doesn't seem to work.  I have the camera in PC (USB) mode and my laptop recognizes that the camera is mounted as a hard disk, but still the "Capture" option indicates the device is offline and I can't transfer.

  Any thoughts?  Thanks in advance!

  Welcome to the forum.

  Like an injury, you must copy your files via USB to the laptop. Caveat here: copy the structure of the entire folder of your map - all of this.

  Then, you import these files, not to capture.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Degradation of JPEGs imported into Premiere Pro CS4 in steps

  For this I downloaded 2 JPEG files, I don't know if the scale applied by the forum software is just for display in the message, I hope that JPEG files can be downloaded as they have been downloaded.

  In any case, I make a documentary, he made abundant use of computer images captured in JPEG format using the Microsoft Vista cutting tool.

  The first JPEG is a real snip, while JPEG was introduced in Premiere Pro CS4 and I did another captures the workspace.

  It's progressively worse within the PrPro.

  PrPro window in the top center shows how PrPro JPEG format after importation.

  This shows a degradation.

  PrPro window top right shows how PrPro JPEG format after the addition of the sequence on the top layer of video and it has more degradation, in particular it vertically down by comparison with the first of these 2 screens.

  When I do a test of the 1 4 seconds of this sequence generation, the JPEG is unreadable.

  It is perhaps in part because of the square pixels computer video versus PAL rectangular pixels, but I don't think it's history because of the increase in degradation. The ability to present with 1.333 pixels using rather than the square does not solve the problem.

  I used Windows Movie Maker and Windows Live Movie Maker to create JPEGs which this JPEG video files and basically what they translate with only a tiny decline, output files .wmv 1080 HD, Movie Maker gives only intertwined but Live Movie Maker gives progressive, so I think.

  If you import these .wmv files and place on the top layer of the sequence that they also get murdered in PrPro.

  Tool Vista capture is to save JPEG files as RGB 24 bits and Gimp color evoke the color in sRGB profile.

  Is it possible to get RGB JPEG processed correctly in PrPro?

  Thank you.

  

  

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  I have download the sequence of parameters you will see here are for interlaced HDTV 50, but also my video resource only for this sequence, I found is progressive better so I'll start by creating a new sequence to match the video resource base. The interlaced stuff was just because my vid cam creates interlaced AVCHD but all these vid files have been used in previous projects and the output has been set to 1080 progressive

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  your project now

  1440 x 1080 50 Hz 25 fps, 16:9 (anamorphic-1, 333) - problem of language from me... That's right 25 frames per second?

  your sample video

  XDCAM-ex, 24.4 fps, 1920 x 1080, 50 Hz.  -Once again, language prob... It's 24.4 fps?

  Download bad example? looks intertwined for me (50 Hz), but I'm a little confused because I do not work with pal and do not (your) language. How you can know more than one language is beyond my comprehension!

  Anway, was this snack one mistake and you are really going to use progressive? You can download jpg of this progressive file info if it was a mistake?

  progressive should say something like "fields = no, no field, progressive, or square pixel.

  lets get this project directly first defining... cause, you might be better to create your project settings "custom / desktop" instead of a "Preset"...

  especially with your video in 1920 x 1080 instead of 1440 x 1080... you want to make your project, 1920 x 1080, 1440 x 1080 anamorphic and not.  But first lets be sure if your video is interlaced or progressive you want in the project... then you will make the project to match images and then after that in the face of AN image and you should be set to go

• Premiere Pro CS4 video fills the whole frame.

  My Windows Movie Maker has stopped working so I bought it and I regret it completely. WMM is so simple and straightforward. I don't want a software that takes a genius to use. Even I could design a better software.

  In any case, for some reason when I import a video on my project it fills the screen. It is black boarder thick around her. I did research it and I saw a lot of things on the elongation or something like that. But I'm not a computer genius and adobe is expected of course as everyone else so I was wondering if someone could help me. Thank you.

  Heres a pic so it can help.

  [IMG] http://I54.Tinypic.com/jpvjhx.jpg [line]

  Welcome to the forum.

  When its assets are either zoom-in, or have black bands around them, in the timeline, it is usually because the predefined sequence/project does not have the 100% source footage.

  In CS4, when you create a new project, they will set some preferences global and then invited to create a new sequence (chronology). It is here that we will need to know the full specs. their source files, and then select a predefined sequence to match these assets 100%. There are many Presets and then one 'special', the desktop Preset. What makes this 'special', is that you can set almost all the parameters for costume/game, such as the size of the image (this is where you are off), FPS, etc.

  If you can tell us the complete specifications. of your source footage, anyone can tell you exactly what Preset to choose, or how to customize the desktop Preset to match. That will fill your frame perfectly.

  PrPro from CS4 has the ability to have different sequences for different sequences, in the same project.

  Now, WMM is well enough designed to deal with standard WMV images, is very limited on the one hand, but on the other hand, simple to use - many, many fewer choices to make. It's 'standard', or nothing.

  When you have explored the power of PrPro and get used to the implementation of your footage, you will come to love him. The 'power' is intoxicating, and operations will become second nature.

  I highly recommend a great book, Adobe Classroom in a Book for Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, Adobe Press. The author you will return you though first the concept of using a NLE (of Non-linear editing), then give you a tour of GUI (Graphical User Interface) program. Then, although the use of resources and projects, you will return the reader through all aspects of the process of with PrPro CS4 edition. When you are finished, there will be very little, that you will not have been exposed to. Curt spends a good part of the time by saying the drive all on the 'why' and not only the "how".

  PrPro-Wiki has a great FAQ section on how to do most of the things in CS4 and should be bookmarked.

  Believe me, the operation will change from 'rocket science' to 'second nature '.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Motion JPEG AVI codec not supported by Adobe Premiere Pro CS4?

  Hi all

  First of all, I must say that English is not my mother tongue. Forgive me if I make spelling mistakes or if I write inpolitely, it is not the intention.

  I have a couple of videos made with a camera. The videos have an .avi extension and a Motion JPEG codec. I can watch them on my computer fine with the two Windows Media Player, Winamp, or Quicktime. However, when I try to use them in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, the videos are stuck after a few images (half a second), even if the sound is going very well. I am quite sure that this is a problem in Adobe Premiere Pro, because they DON'T work well in Adobe After Effects CS4. I tried to convert the video to another codec, but no matter what that the settings I use, there are still many quality loss.

  Nobody knows how to solve this problem in the first? I read the following document: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/166/tn_16612.html but I don't quite understand, I'm not used to working with the property inspector or Lingo. If someone could explain this document to me it would be too good.

  Thank you in advance,

  Bib-lost25

  The link you provide is related to the Flash program and is not relevant to your problem.

  I don't know why the Mjpeg files work in some programs (including After Effects) and not first.  But the reality is that you need to add an Mjpeg codec. I love Morgan (although I don't have CS4 and it was inherited from my days of Pinnacle real files).

  There are other threads on this topic; try searching for "mjpeg".