Premiere Pro CS5 - supported file formats?

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• 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!

• Premiere Pro CS5 Scripting Support?

  Supports Premiere Pro CS5, extendscript, or any other scripting language script?  I see it as a target application in the extendscript Toolkit, but I don't see a place in Premiere Pro to run scripts.

  Thank you

  Devin

  You can script in first with extended script, but it seems it is not officially supported. No manual or using, for example, etc. I hope it will be soon.

• Why is-Premiere Pro CS5 slower on my system than Premiere Pro CS 4?

  I just upgraded Production Premium CS4 Production Premium CS5.  Have Windows 7, 64 bit OS, 9 GB ram,

  Processors Intel quad I-7 (over clocked to 2.90 ghz) 2.67 with hyperthreading.  I have nothing of any real substance

  running on my system in addition to Adobe.  I've just loaded in a ton of DVC PRO HD 60 images and am editing 30 minutes

  program.  Once I am in Adobe first Pro CS 5, it works quite well, everything works well in real time.  However, the time

  I click away from Premiere Pro as on my desktop, then try to click back in the Premier Pro, my screen goes white, Premiere Pro says

  "do not answer" in the title bar and everything freezes for a solid minute.  4 CS do not at all.  Anyone know what is happening?

  Eddiem TKS.

  The goal is to help and solve problems for all parties involved so that we can all be more productive.

  I never said or implied at all this:

  To say there is no problem with CS 5 software is just ignorant happiness and to be honest, deteriorate distorted.

  So... I'll put this another way for you then.  I will not have any issues that you and Sacha face with P2 files in particular.

  They review they rank, export etc...

  I have an ongoing project that has 54 GB of mxf source files.  Not a question that sounds like something that you mentioned above.

  It's a lot of files or a large project... I don't know compared to your projects... but combined with mixed graphic files more seq TIFF and tgas, wavs more notice of AEFX... it certainly adds to the top in my system.

  My material is not super computer. This is not even a system RAIDed.

  Must report... I go really far, or, to and from something else that applications of the Adobe Suite in my Suite CS5 but often many of them are open at the same time.

  I had a system glitch that caused 'go a little sleepy' apps, when left UN attended.  It was an advanced power management framework. (some what hidden)

  I also have a NAS, but this isn't for editing where to.  IT has Media Junction in my configuration between suites for the file archive and transfer only.

  Re: Why is-Premiere Pro CS5 slower on my system than Premiere Pro CS 4?

  My experience is that I said previously.  CS5 is much faster than CS4.  I suspect that many others have a similar experience to mine.

  So the question you guys are seen as being a little more unique to yourself.

  Good luck

• Premiere Pro CS5 Production Suite: can only transcribe English?

  I have CS5 Production Suite in German language. Unfortunately, I see only an option transcribe in English

  schould I install an addon or how aktivate other languages? (I need German!)

  Thank you!

  Get them here:

  discourse analysis | Adobe Premiere Pro CS5

• Could not import the video MP2 for premiere Pro cs5

  HELO I am trying to import a MP2 for first cs5 and I get a sequence of just the audio.

  How can I fix?

  You are using the trial version?

  Premiere Pro CS5 and CS4 trial version limitations

• Moving files from first elements 8 PC for Premiere pro CS5 for Mac

  Hi, I am a new user of Creative Suite CS5 Production Premium on a Mac and I'm trying to open some of my unfinished projects of video from my old computer with Premier Pro. My old computer is a PC and I had been editing HD with first Elements 8 images, but I now have an equipped MacBook Pro which is much more suitable to what I was trying to do on my old computer, and I'd rather finish my projects on my new mac rather than on my old computer.

  I exported my workspace for the videos and the file of the elements, I was working on in folders and them moves on my Mac's hard drive. I read that first Pro CS5 automatically converts files of items when they are open, however, I get an error message about how they are files of a PC version of the elements and cannot be opened. My question is, is it possible to convert PC files first elements 8 into something that can be opened on the first Pro CS5 for Mac?

  PrE is only available for the PC. Unfortunately, there is no compatibility between PC GER (PREL) and PrPro on a Mac project files.

  It was the same with files in project PrPro 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0, because they were PC only and there is no Mac version, up to CS3. The only solution was that could get a friend on a PC with the CS3 version to open/import the PrPro 1.0-2.0 projects inside, let it convert and then make a Save_As. That the resultant project COULD be opened/imported in CS3 Mac. Compatibility is with PrE8 and CS5 - PC.

  Your choice is:

  1.) export rough-edited pre on your old PC files and then import those as assets, to finish editing

  2.) find a friend with CS5 - PC, import/open these project files PrE who, not a Save_As and then move the files to your Mac project

  3.) finishing editing on the PC

  Sorry for the bad news, but good luck.

  Hunt

• Premiere Pro CS4 support native Canon 7 d mov format?

  Having recently ordered the purchase of a Canon 7 d DSLR that captures files at 24, 25 and 30 fps mov mov clips, first Pro CS4 supports these files?

  My intention is to capture mov files and edit them using first Pro CS4.

  Is the edition of mov files possible?

  What fps setting would be best?

  Any tips, suggestions or other errata with first Pro CS4 mov files?

  Answers to other questions of typical newbie would also be appreciated?

  MOV is just a container that can hold all kinds of different things. It's all about the substance inside that container that matters. Very likely PR will support it not natively, and you need a special codec like Morgan or MainConcept. But first you need to understand which codec is used.

• QuickTime and Premiere Pro CS5

  When I go to export my project I don't see as an option in QuickTime format.

  Let me describe my situation.  I downloaded a particular version of QuickTime (without QuickTime Player) for use with Streamclip MPAC to copy a video to a DVD on my computer.  After the file was created the video played in Windows Media Player with audio but no video.  QuickTime has created a restore point, so I used it to uninstall QuickTime and start including QuickTime Player.

  When I went to reinstall, I get the message "already exists."  However, I don't see QuickTime anywhere, and as I said, it is absent from Premiere Pro format options.

  Now my questions: how to fix this?

  If I uninstall and reinstall Premiere Pro it will install QuickTime automatically or do I have to install QuickTime manually?  If this is true should what version of QuickTime I install?

  Help, please.  I am stopped and cannot continue with my project.

  There is no 64-bit QuickTime. We had to create a support utility for communication between our software and 32 bit QuickTime. Simply install QuickTime normally, and it should work.

• Premiere Pro 2015.4 Mov format color is destroyed

  Hello

  I use the MOV format uncompressed for intermediate files in Premiere Pro.

  After the 2015.4 update that I installed last night, now all my MOV files make bad Color in Premiere Pro only.

  Something black in the frames is lit in blue, and there is no green, so the videos are mainly red/purple/blues with the solid blue wire for blacks.

  Even the thumbnails are confused in this way.

  MOV files read perfectly with correct colors in other applications on the same computer, including After Effects, Photoshop, and VLC Player.

  This bug made all my existing video content is totally useless.  :/

  Any ideas?

  Does anyone else have this bug?

  David

  
  Screenshot of first, the sequence must be black background:

  "Uncompressed mov"... uh, how do produce it these files? Just curious... say the codec parameter uncompressed YUV 10 bit or something?

  There are changes for Qt files in the latest version as Adobe strives to eliminate the need for the Qt program due to security problems that Apple has declined in favour of this codec in Windows. I've seen a few threads where people need to uninstall Quicktime from their computer to make things work correctly, because this version has apparently not need Qt play/encode files Qt so... try uninstalling Quicktime...

  Neil

• Blu - Ray back to premiere pro cs5

  Hello

  I'm new to this forum, I am experienced enough in PP, even very experienced in Photoshop CS5 and all. I made my own videos, retouched and burned in Blu - ray. I would now like to put all my videos for the past 6 years on a drive hard but only have DVDs. How can I write them back to Premiere Pro please. I have not all clips either and no media cache files.  I would be grateful if you could help me in the form of points please.

  Thx a lot.

  Rose

  Copy disc to disc hard and tear the m2ts STREAM.

• Premiere Pro can read the FORMAT of Sony XAVC S 4 K?

  Sony uses a special 'XAVC S 4 K' format with their video camera of FDR-AX33.  It seems to be questions about how he is going to "play with the other children.  It stores in the form of data on an SD card, which my computer reads without problems.  I understand that the 2015 version of Premiere Pro work with 4K video.  Anyone know if it can import a 'XAVC S 4 K' from a SD card?

  Thank you

  You must copy the map to the hard drive first, then ingest via Media Browser.

  How well first will play the files also depends on your hardware.

• Installing a version of Premiere Pro CS5 without being able to unregister it?

  I got a version of CS5 of Premiere Pro (Mac) (updated for CS4 for Windows) that I couldn't turn it off because my laptop broke, how I install on a new system?

  Whenever I try to download and activate it, he rejects me any type of access and says missing an older file (I guess than the CS4?) "But it was a version of windows, I have never installed by CD on my Windows PC). I have improved the CS4 via a Web download on my Mac.

  Thank you

  Please check the steps mentioned in: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-serial-number-qualifying-product.html

  Here is the link to contact customer service

• When you zoom/pan on stills in Premiere Pro, no matter what format of image stills were scanned and saved as?

  I have several hundred photos that have been scanned at 600 dpi in jpeg format. I know that 72 dpi is the standard for video images, but I plan to zoom in at least 200% on most of the stills. So, just to be on the safe side, I've scanned everything at 600 dpi.

  In terms of panning and zoom on stills in Premiere Pro, is it important that the images have been digitized as TIFF instead of JPEGs or png files? That will cause problems in first Pro CC for playback or image format is not serious? If so, it would be wiser convert all files png or tiff JPEG files before importing in first Pro CC? I understand that they would have to be TIFF or png files transparency for the purpose of the composition. But I just intend to make Ken Burns style movements on the stills, no composition.

  Thank you very much in advance.

  
  

  Hi Ninose11,

  ninose11 wrote:

  I have several hundred photos that have been scanned at 600 dpi in jpeg format. I know that 72 dpi is the standard for video images, but I plan to zoom in at least 200% on most of the stills. So, just to be on the safe side, I've scanned everything at 600 dpi.

  DPI is not serious on video, look at the size of the frame of these images instead.

  ninose11 wrote:

  In terms of panning and zoom on stills in Premiere Pro, is it important that the images have been digitized as TIFF instead of JPEGs or png files?

  Yes, the JPEG is a lossy compression format. TIFF, PSD, PNG are lossless compression and a best choice to use for your needs. However, do a test and see if the JPEG images might look OK so you don't waste time, a new analysis images.

  ninose11 wrote:

  That will cause problems in first Pro CC for playback or image format is not serious?

  It shouldn't matter much. The thing to be concerned about is the size of the image. With the help of more than 4000 pixels in each dimension will seriously affect your performance. 3840 x 2160 (2 x the size of HD picture), I found, works well for most landscape oriented images of all. Try it and see if it works for you.

  ninose11 wrote:

  If so, it would be wiser convert all files png or tiff JPEG files before importing in first Pro CC? I understand that they would have to be TIFF or png files transparency for the purpose of the composition. But I just intend to make Ken Burns style movements on the stills, no composition.

  Convert? No, it would not help your image or quality performance. Try a test with a JPEG and see if they work for you. In the contrary case, rescan as TIFF, PSD or PNG and resize images at 2 x the size of HD picture.

  Hope this post helps to guide your decisions.

  Thank you

  Kevin

• 5 different AE comps with Premiere Pro CS5.5 in CS

  I just upgraded to CS5.5 this morning. I had worked on a project in Premiere Pro with imported AE comps for lower third titles. After the upgrade, these comps are more transparent - they cover underlying video titles rather than just a bunch of third lower partial opacity. I guess it has to do with a problem with alpha channel? They worked perfectly before the upgrade, does not now. Someone has an idea of what is wrong and what to do about it?

  Thank you!

  Laree

  I suppose that by 'imported AE comps for lower third titles', you mean that you use Dynamic Link to import the AE directly in Premiere Pro comps, as opposed to making it first in a file.

  We're investigating a problem in first Pro CS5.5 and dynamic links that may be to blame for this.

  Your configuration is the following:

  1. The background color of the After Effects comp is not black.  (Not RGB 0, 0, 0).
  2. Hardware acceleration is enabled for the Mercury playback engine in Premiere Pro.  (Menu project > project settings > general, rendering engine is set to "The Mercury Playback Engine GPU acceleration".)

  If so, you may have stumbled upon the same bug, we're looking at.  Sorry about that.  The cause of the problem is being investigated.

  You can work around the problem by doing one of the following:

  • Change the background color of your comp to black. (RGB 0, 0, 0)
  • Only change the rendering engine in Premiere Pro for Mecury reading software engine.

  If this problem does not fit your situation, please elaborate on the content and settings of your project, or post some examples to look at us.

  -= TimK

  -= Adobe After Effecs QE