Import of sequences AVCHD C100 (timecode, beginning of the media clip names)

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• Cut the beginning of the audio clip

  Hi all

  The music of music audio I am wanting to use a pause of a few seconds before it is actually.

  Is there some way I can adjust the audio clip, so I can get it to start bang on?

  I tried pulling on the handle on the side to shorten but he cut a small piece of audio, I just couldn't get it straight on the beginning of the peak of the wave.

  Any info would be great!

  «I tried pulling on the handle on the side to shorten but he cut a small piece of audio, I couldn't get it the opening of the vague law.»

  If you develop first the time scale of editing (shift cursor to the left of "Settings" to the right), you should then have segment extracted a very precise control.

  Geoff.

• workflow: import multiple sequences of images to PP.

  I have a real problem because of my laziness and non-proffesionality. I looked on similar questions on this forum, but it seems to be complicated, as I had imagined. I have 50 different folders with image sequences that should make a 50 clips. Is it possible to make the process faster that paste each image sequence in another sequence? Thank you. You can just give me a hint if you wish. I'll remember it more effective. (Sorry for my English)

  

  Hi Jakubdudek,

  You can import these JPEG files as a "sequence of images.

  Import of images still in Premiere Pro

  Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorial - import sequences of images - YouTube

  You must import the sequence of pictures in each folder individually.

  You can keep all the JPEG files in a single folder and import a sequence of single Image. (Be careful with file names)

  Thank you

  Ilyes Singh

• Import, reading or manipulation of images of C100, totally impossible since the update!

  Latest version of first CC 2015.3.

  Windows 10 fresh install from an hour ago. Still lingering question.

  NVIDIA Titan X, 64 GB RAM, i7 - 3930 K 3.20 GHz 6 hearts.

  Try to import a large number of sequences (about 6 hours per device, but is composed of clips of 30 to 60 minutes, two cameras).

  The maps have been copied in its entirety with correct file structure.

  Import the same images and reading this are a breeze on my Macbook Air, but obviously, I have a job and want to use it.

  Import a clip of Media Browser translates "Transformation" miniature for a long time, sometimes hours. When it finally happens in the first, trying to watch the clip translates into a multimedia current yellow card. Waiting for all audio files in line usually results in more stability, but still results in no reading ability.

  
  There are three cards to import from two cameras C100. A third camera, an XF305 (wrapped of MXF MPEG-2 recordings), has 0 problems, working as it always has, v ery catchy to import.

  C100 before the update in the same circumstances did not have this problem.

  How can I fix? (Maybe transcoding all sequences MPEG-2 or DNxHR would suffice, but a similar import problem occurs with Media Encoder, which lasts 30 minutes to simply process and import a clip, but not waiting with a Macbook Air).

  For questions, more information I can provide?

  Thank you!

  If you are on 2015.3 on a Windows machine, you have this option.

  

• How can I add files imported into sequences using ExtendScript connection of Premiere Pro?

  I really want to know the answer to this... I'm trying to create a script (in ExtendScript for Premiere Pro) that will load into the specified video files, attach them to the specified start and stop time, place it in a sequence and then export the resulting film.

  I understand that Adobe has no official documentation on the scripts for Premiere Pro, so I worked from the data (in the ExtendScript Toolkit or ESTK) browser and a collection of handy references I found to links like this:

  http://WEBCACHE.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://cssdk.adobesites.com/SDK/2.1/d ocs/WebHelp/references/csawlib/com/adobe/premiere/App.html

  (You can replace the 'App' with other class names, but they must always be properly capitalized, as a 'Project' or 'TrackCollection'. Pages list properties and methods to the classes, and are the only place where I was able to find what kind of parameters/arguments methods expect.)

  I loaded correctly in the CSV file that specifies the information required. I also know how to import video files and create a new sequence (as explained here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1177191). The pain that I am experiencing now is to get the imported files properly cut and placed in the sequence. (I see that the activeSequence has methods like setInPoint and setOutPoint, but that doesn't seem to translate into the correct trimming to export).

  Here is my code (with comments to show the flow of the global script):

  #target premierepro var myDir = "G:\\directoryWithVideoFiles\\"; // defined "indexOf" subfunction here // ***** begin main body of script ***** // (dataRuns has fields runName, startVideo, startTime, stopVideo, stopTime) // Import video files listed in dataRuns var vidFiles = new Array; for (i=0; i<dataRuns.length; i++) { if (indexOf.call(vidFiles,myDir + dataRuns[i].startVideo + '.MPG') == -1) { vidFiles.push(myDir + dataRuns[i].startVideo + '.MPG'); } if (indexOf.call(vidFiles,myDir + dataRuns[i].stopVideo + '.MPG') == -1) { vidFiles.push(myDir + dataRuns[i].stopVideo + '.MPG'); } app.project.createNewSequence(dataRuns[i].runName,''); } app.project.importFiles(vidFiles); // at this point, for each run (called runName) I need to: // - take a clip of the startVideo from the startTime to the end of the video // - take a clip of the stopVideo from the start of the video to the stopTime // - put clip 1 at the beginning of the associated sequence, & clip 2 right after // - export the sequence as a new video file

  The example PProPanel shows how to import files and make the sequences. The missing part (from above) = there is no supported method for adding clips to sequences.

  Tim, if you would, please write to me at my day job [b b b at adobe dot com] an overview of the workflow (s) you wish to support, and I can better frame.

• Import image sequences do not import images

  I have a sequence of 99 JPG images I am trying to import into Premiere Pro. These images were created by an export from Lightroom.

  When I perform the import from the first image, only 35 pictures are imported.

  If I import the sequence from the 34th image, only 2 images are imported.

  If I import the sequence from the 35th image, 1 image is imported (and it is imported as an image file, apparently).

  If I import the sequence from the 36th image, the remaining images are imported.

  I tried a number of different settings for export from lightroom, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. By example, if I export as TIFF I see exactly the same problem. If I export in JPG format with a small size of the image, I see exactly the same problem.

  I tried «Replace footage...» "without result.

  When I inspect the image files using an image view there appear to be no problems with files. The volume of the files are consistent and not great inordinantly (~ 5 MB).

  The file names are all correctly numbered as expected by Premiere Pro.

  I did it dozens of times before successfully this problem, and I did successfully a number of times since the problem arose. The problem seems to occur only with this particular set of images.

  I can work around the problem by importing the images as two separate importations (a beginning with the first frame and a second from the 36th image) and putting together in a single sequence. In fact, this spliced sequence looks as expected with no missing frameworks or anything other untoward that I can see.

  I have searched with this for a few days and cannot discern other factors that can be the cause.

  Anyone have an idea what might happen?

  It is not the date and time, it is the name of the file. The name of the file goes to a new sequence and Premiere Pro can't tell that a file that starts with 20140225 is supposed to be followed by a file that starts by 20140226

• Import files in AVCHD camera Sony PRE14-Mac

  My AVCHD camera files contain MTS files in FLOW with the video file and the ICC files in the CLIPINF, nothing surprising here folder. iMovie and the soft Sony recognize these files and view the clip as the date and time properties, PRE only matter the MTS video files, but displays an error message on the CLI files, so no clip information is available. The video content itself is available.

  So my question is this: is it possible to have the PRE to read the complete structure of AVCHD and retrieve item data?

  The elements Organizer, which comes with Premiere Elements, is able to read and display the metadata about your media files. The program even comes with an import of catalogue iMovie tool which will import all the media that is in your library of iMovie with all associated metadata.

  I spend three chapters discussing the organizer and all its amazing tools in my book an Amazon, if you are interested.

• I can't import a sequence of photos on pro first because all the pictures are greyed out.

  I can't import a sequence of photos on pro first because all the pictures are greyed out. I can't click on one of the pictures either. The image sequence is also grayed out. The image files are in CR2 and there are approximately 300 pictures. I had this problem only with the creation of time-is invalid. Help, please... Concerning

  Cr2 are not supported by first.

  Try png or psd or tiff, and they must be in RGB.

• Why can't import files in AVCHD format via the media browser?

  Why can't import files in AVCHD format via the media browser? (Right click on the message and AVCHD file imported, got the "format not supported"). I can import by the import of files way (I can go down to the BDMV folder and mts files) but read using the media browser is better.

  No, you need the private folder. Opens in the browser.

  Do not open just click.

• import of sequences of images in Adobe Muse

  I have 36 pictures representing a rotation of 360 degrees of an object in 3D, I created. I want to import this sequence of images directly in Muse. Can I do this?

  Gaurav, the really cool thing is I have two ways to navigate through JPEG files: 1 - is to simply scroll to the bottom and the animation occurs. This was easy to do using the effects of roll and slide show option. 2 - Use the arrows embedded on the new Widget layout or scroll down button. It's great. No one should ever have to ask how to do this again. Can I make a video tutorial if you wish?

  This solves all the headaches of sorts. Now, I do most of my reading 3D natively in Muse. It is simple to do and the blank template retains fade transition which is a windfall.

  Thank you

  Dave

• How to import image sequences which have been made in layers of Blender to the AE?

  Does anyone know how how to import image sequences which have been made in layers of Blender to the AE?

  I tried to make it to the first plan and background in separate layers in a blender & bring to AE as sequences of images separate but have so far failed.

  I used targa, .tiff, .png, and same openEXR multicoated, but none worked for me so far.

  I do it all the time. Make your sequence of images in a separate folder for each passage, use a number like bg_0001.tif format, go it to file > import and select any file in the folder and check the box image sequence, and then import.

• Can I need separate videos to allow a user to 'Play All' (from the beginning to the end) and select certain sequences (ceremony, reception which the sequence chosen start and end at the rest of the video and not the sequence, speech etc.)?

  Hi - I'm obviously new to yet, but that's what I want to do.

  In a wedding video, I want them to be able to:

  1 play the movie from start to finish.

  2. Select a sequence (say speech) who plays since the beginning of the sequence to the END of the whole video.

  So do I need 1 video for the room, as well as 4 sequences - reception, cake, speech, dance?

  Colin

  You can use separate videos or a single video. The only video is easier for your desired navigation. You will find more people asking how to get the 'chapter' or the video scene at the rear to a menu when it ends and also have a game all. So ignore the advice on those.

  Simple video:

  Your single video goes on a timeline. 'Play all' is a button in the timeline, and the timeline has an end action of "last menu."

  Menu of chapter has 4 buttons (plus a fifth to return to the main menu), going to each respective chapter marker. There is no action to end on chapter markers, so when a new chapter is reached, he continues to play as the piece all the.

  Several videos:

  Each video goes on his own script. The end of video action a timeline is timeline two video etc. Play all is a button that goes to the timeline one. The chapter menu also has a button go to chapter one, and it works identical to the play all. Each of the chapter buttons go to their respective chapter deadlines.

  Still may have some problems with a certain time lag, but I do not think that they affect either of these workflows. Don't rely on the preview again; burn a test disc and play on a DVD player.

• Best way to import multiple sequences

  I use CS 6.   I edited a marriage which I've separated into body of ten sequences.  I would like to know the meathod recommended for these ten sequences in the still and their integration in a movie.  Each sequence is his own screenplay in yet?  Should I breed all clips in a timeline yet?  Should I breed all the sequences in the body, and then simply import a sequence in enora?

  Nest sequences in a single master sequence in Premiere Pro, then export using a preset MPEG2-DVD.

• Source monitor always inserts clips at the beginning of the sequence, where ICT is not.

  Hello

  When you insert a clip from the source monitor using the shortcut keyboard or just right click the video in the monitor source and then "insert."

  the clip does not place when ICT is in the current sequence, it is always placed at the beginning of the sequence. If I insert directly from the project Panel that doesn't work and the clip is placed correctly.

  I have always worked with the hotkeys on the front like that, and I've recently upgraded to CS5. Is this a bug or something weird new CS5? Of course there are workarounds, but I'm sitting here with a few thousand clips ready to be assembled. All I have this problem or even better have a solution for this? Help much appreciated!

  I could be wrong, but I'm sure that the clips are not inserted to the ICT. but at the point of in.  If it's on the beginning, this is what is happening.  Cut and pasted clips are inserted to the CTI.

• Import image sequences: images not at 0,0?

  
  
  Hello:
  
  I am importing a sequence of images (71 images) at my stage. Both the stage and the images are 1200px square. When I import images, they all end up about x: y: 2 242. Am I doing something wrong, or is at - it an easy way to bring back them to the top left of the scene?
  
  I do 32 FLAs each 71 executives and would hate to have to manually set each image to the right position...
  
  Thanks in advance!

  > I import a sequence of images (71 images) at my stage. Both the scene and
  > the pictures are square 1200px. When I import images, they all end up in
  > about x: y: 2 242. I'm doing something wrong, or y at - it an easy way to get
  > them upward to the left of the scene?

  If you look under the timeline, the second button next to the FPS (frames per second)
  indicator, you will find the button EDIT SEVERAL IMAGES.
  Before you press, lock layers you don't want to change.
  Press the button, stretch the leg on top of the timeline to cover frames
  you want to move. CTRL K to open the ALIGN tool. Using that you can position
  ON STAGE using top thought buttons - all the images at once.

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  Best regards

  Urami

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