MOV files won't import into Premiere Pro 1.5

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• Convert MOV files to import into Premiere Pro 1.5 264

  Hey everybody,

  It is in fact generated out of my previous post on the Kodak zi8 files.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/700268?TSTART=0

  We have established that PrPro 1.5 will not import the MOV files native to a Kodak zi8, which are of the 264 encoded MOV files.

  What I need is some advice on an inexpensive way to convert MOV something 264 which PrPro 1.5 will recognize, I hope to a pretty decent quality.

  I have QuickTime Pro.  But it has so many options and codecs and filters, I get lost.

  Any help on this or any other way to convert them, would be much appreciated.

  Thank you!

  If it works out for you try mpeg streamclip (free program) 4

  I just tested an export by a 1920x1080p 29.97 FPS avc h264 (same codec as your 1280 x 720)

  Ann Bens that suggested earlier for you in the other thread, so if it works please give him the Star 'responded'... like the points going for a dinner of lobster from adobe.

  Here images... Anyway my export file ends up being type avi 2 720 x 480 24 fps progressive to 16:9 and he plays well in the traditional media...

  You can export first when you are finished with the 'other' audio parameters what do you give... or experiment with the audio settings in streamclip... I just chose mp3 as it is not an issue with me... ... .the audio sounds fine.  See images for all the info...

  MP4 file was 28meg, export avi is 94 meg... because mp4 is highly compressed...

  

  

  

  

  

• 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

• Video input appears tense, when they are imported into Premiere Pro CS6

  I'm on a level of beginner on Premiere Pro, so please be nice if this question is very basic. I'm doing a video that preserves the video resolution of entry exactly. My video entry was a MP4 movie with a resolution of 1440 x 1080. It is a recording of screen iPad using the X-Mirage software. When I opened normally in quicktime format, it seems not tense. However, when I imported the clip in first, the clip appeared tense. I checked the properties of the element, and it proved to have Pixel Aspect Ratio 1.3333, which means that the pixels are elongated. My output sequence was also strained because of this, although the output indicated that the resolution is the same: 1440 x 1080. I tried to comply with the "Clip Mismatch warning' and the result was still a stretched version. Help, please!

  

  

  I'm guessing that first interpreter clip homesick. He probably than her video hdv 1440 x 1080, which is equal to 1.33.

  Go to interpret images and set the format of the pixels to 1.0.

  See if that will fix it.

• AVI file won't play in Premiere Pro CS4

  I wonder if someone can show me a simple solution to this problem.

  I did an AVI movie with my Canon Powershot A2100 640 x 480 to 88 kbps and 769MB. After a tutorial of Project http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-premiere-pro-cs4/getting-started-02-setting-up-your-first-/ (and more) I can't my video to play. The games sound but the video portion is not... It does not correctly play with Windows Media Player

  As a separate trial, I ran my video using Adobe Media Encoder CS4 export to another AVI file and this file will play in Premier Pro. The only difference is that I exported it without the audio.

  Any thoughts?   My goal is to change the sound and hopefully reduce the size of the file so that it will be able to my site web watch.

  Thank you for your time

  Ralph

  For a film MJPEG, another popular CODEC is the Morgan.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Why my music files won't import into library WMC in iTunes/Real Player?

  Lost my WMP (don't know how or why) but reinstalled WMP 11 for XP. Lost my library WMP, then tried to import iTunes & libraries files Real Player, only 1 file imported (MP3).  None of the other imported (AAC files). This is a file of this kind of thing or what I have wrong?

  Thanks Sicard - I did as you describe it, but worked eventually the problem was the file format AAC, which were my other audio files.
  I've converted to mp3 and WMP imported immediately without further problems.
  It was difficult to know, however, because I could not find anywhere in aid "WMP", which says that AAFC is not supported, after all, is a common file type and I thought it would have been mentioned.
  Problem solved now, though, even if it's a nuisance having to convert the type of file if I want to import into WMP. Probably one of the others as my audio file player will default for this reason.

• Import into Premiere Pro CS6 .wmv

  A black box bar huge letter traveled half my wmv file screen.  I don't know where that came from, and it happens to wmv but not mp4 or mov or just wmv files.  Same problem goes for After Effects.  Everything has been working with no problems until recently file, he began.  Use Wins7. I don't know if I have done something to the computer or not.  Any help? Thank you

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• Importing files AVI H.264 in Premiere Pro on Mac

  I work with files from a mobile DVR. The DVR uses H.264 compression and AVI files. Files can be opened and discovered very well on my PC, but cannot be opened on a Mac. To view the files, I have been using a program called Elmedia Player. Files can also be imported into Premiere Pro CS5 or CC. I don't have a first on the PC to be able to try to import here unfortunately.  I've been converting files using Total Video Converter MPEG 4 Pro and then import it in first. It worked, but it seems to drop frames during conversion. Any suggestions on what I can install to be able to import the files into first without making a conversion? If this is not the case, no matter what other converters that people recommend? Any additional info, I missed it would help me?

  Thanks in advance.

  I'm not sure that it will actually work, but try to replace the name extension of AVI to MOV file to 100%.

  Also, I found Flip4Mac (play on your Mac - Telestream Flip4Mac Windows media) very helpful for etc. ASF, ASX, WMV, AVI.

• Changing properties of the file during import to Premiere Pro

  Hello

  Strange problem I encountered: images taken with my Canon 6 d fixed changes in 1920 x 1080 / 30 fps at 1080 x 720/25 fps when they are imported into Premiere Pro (CS6). My PP settings are: Digital SLR, 1080 p 30.  Can someone help me understand what is happening here I have triple checked the camera and PP. settings This problem is forcing me to produce videos SD that I shot in HD – a real frustration!  Thank you.

  Thanks for your reply, but I just found out that the mistake was made before importing files in Premiere Pro. Initially, I had these files stored in the Mac Photos and did not know that by dragging to the desktop would change the file properties. To keep the original properties, you must go to file > export > export original unmodified.

• import the AE composition into Premiere Pro

  I imported a couple of compositions from After Effects into Premiere Pro.  They are slide shows

  On the Premiere Pro timeline, they are extremely show and not displaying several frames.

  Are they always download/import or what I need to try again or do something else?

  Thanks in advance

  You can render the AE comps in the timeline to allow normal playback. in the sequence menu, make effects outside.  its not that they are always download or import, his is a very complex AE Comp which can not be played in real time, or a model simple ae that first can not playback in real time because AE is still primarily a 32-bit program that pretends to be a 64-bit program itself will be neck... his tech seriously outdated and they try to solve this , but they have been promising that for a while already.

• Is it possible to import a Premiere Pro title in AfterEffects?

  Is it possible to import a Premiere Pro title in AfterEffects?

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  Thank you

  Robert

  You can render the title of Premiere Pro as a film and bring it into After Effects as a video file. Titles are not automatically converted when you copy and paste of Premiere Pro, After Effects, or use Dynamic Link to send something to After Effects.

  You can submit requests for features here:

  http://www.Adobe.com/go/wish

• Is it possible to record videos from USB webcam directly into Premiere Pro?

  I would get a Logitech C930e USB webcam and record directly in Premiere Pro.

  Is this possible?

  And, if it is not possible, is there other programs Adobe I can record videos (leave a USB webcam) and then import the video into Premiere Pro?

  Thank you!

  It is not possible.  I'm not aware of any Adobe software for this.

• How can I maintain the original size of the JPEG file when you import into Photoss?

  I noticed that when I use pictures to import images from the SD card in the camera, the images are substantially smaller than when I drag the same image directly from the SD card on the desktop. In general, a 3.6 Mb picture somehow diminishes to about 2.6 MB. I'm wrong and get frustrated to this drop in image quality!

  Any help / advice will be highly appreciated. Thank you

  In what circumstances you see this small size?

  Photos did a bit of copy bit when importing images in its library.  If you drag the thumbnail of an image on the desktop you bet that the preview version, which will have a small file size.

  Export the image on the desktop via the file export Export X Unmodified Originals ➙ ➙ menu option will give you the full size file that was imported into the library.

  Drag the thumbnail on the desktop will get you the original file.

  

• My my D7100 nef files won't import, whats wrong with lightroom 5.  This just started happening

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  Thank you seanmcfoto. I import direct to LR and not via the Nikon software. So I finally got to work. I imported a test through apples picture Capture photo and then after I did it I tried to import this NEF file in LR and it worked. So then I tried the rest of the photos directly from my camera to LR. For some reason, it works now. I wish I knew why he had this glitch. Thanks for your reply.

• I can't import a SWF file into Premiere Pro

  Please indicate how to import a SWF file in Premiere Pro. I tried to import as a film, but it wouldn't work.

  Hello

  From Adobe Premiere Pro 7.1, you can't import FLV files directly into Adobe Premiere Pro. While the TCF work with FLV images, use Adobe Media Encoder to import FLV files and transcode the FLV files in a file in charge of type. For example, use the H.264 format.

  After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder, always support the importing of FLV files.

  Export of FLV file is still available in Adobe Premiere Pro.

  Peter Garaway

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