Problem: Premiere Pro reduce my images

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• Transfer of first Clip in Premiere Pro compresses the images?

  Hi, if I transfer my first Clip in first Pro CC project, it seems that the video quality is compressed. How can I get the original image quality when I export my projects?

  Hi Martin,

  There should be no degradation in the media file when you export a Clip in Premiere Pro project. If you compare the original media file on your device in the synchronized file on your desktop, it should preserve the exact rate of the file of size, profile and ILO. You can watch this info yourself with an application like MediaInfo.

  Would be great if you can send a screenshot of what looks like the original file and what you see in Premiere Pro. You can also include which version of the Clip, OS and Premiere Pro, you have? Finally, this device created the file.

  Hope we can get this resolved for you.

  Thank you

  Peter Garaway

• Adobe Premiere Pro: place the image sequence in reverse order on the timeline

  Hi all

  I have a numbered sequence of jpg images of frame000 to frame100. It is important in numerical order... obviously. I am trying to find a way to drag files to the timeline so that they begin to the ribs and down in order. Shift clicking in the desired direction does not work as it does in aftereffects.

  I know that I can nest and reverse the speed but I prefer to avoid nesting at this stage. I have also no option for the files to renumber it is how they are generated and I have a ton to import.

  I hope someone can help.

  To get them in reverse order, the value project Panel list view and then click the name column, so that the files are now listed between 100-001. Drag the sequence. It works for your needs?

• How can I configure custom in the Premiere Pro 5.5 sequence image size.

  I need to set a custom in Premiere Pro 5.5 image size.

  I can't edit a preset, so how can I create my own?

  Not to my editing now machine, but something like

  file / new seqence / settings / change mode / custom

  PS welcome to the forum

• Only Premiere Pro CS4 NO Audio to Render

  Windows Ultimate

  CS4 Premiere Pro

  My image is 1920 x 1080

  My Audio is MP3s (3) and wave (2)

  I sent to SOUL for encoding verious different formats, but NO Audio in my final output

  I tried to see and monitor the audio tracks using the video editor programs, but the audio track is just a solid line (no wave)

  While back, I have installed the Audio of Roxio drive, would that be the problem? I went to the control panel and see if I can uninstall it, but can't see an option to uninstall.

  Or is it possible that I could choose the audio drivers or replace default themback!

  Yes, my system is up to date

  Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  You can mix certainly files source Mono, stereo and even 6 channels. The choice of a master in the project, or sequence, will determine what Clips are mixed down for.

  Now, IIRC, you have Source of MP3 files. Those who can be problems and unless there is a tiny SFX file, I always convert those into PCM/WAV 48 kHz 16-bit at the hearing, but the big, little, free Audacity it will also.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Create Image slideshow video in Premiere Pro

  Hi guys,.

  I am a novice in the world of Premiere Pro so forgive the question!

  I'm looking to create a video with a load of pictures from my recent trip. It will also integrate the video we had on the trip as well as music playing on top of the video with chunks of text as well. The layout I want to do is:

  • A main background image
  • Series of small images in addition to this with the background still visible
  • Video clips also on the above background image with the main background still visible main

  I hope that makes sense! The problem I'm having is that when I import each image into the project, they are usually huge demand a lot of messing around to make them small (moving the image down so that I can find points to reduce the size of the image). Are there:

  • (a) a quick way to make sure the images are not in the project greater than the size of the screen
  • (b) a way to crop parts of the imagery in the project or I do in photoshop?

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  (a) when you place one of your images on the timeline, Ctrl-click (right-click) on it and the menu drop down choose set to the size of the image.

  (b) in the effect controls panel, click video effects > transform > Crop and drag the effect of cropping to your clip on the timeline. With the clip selected, go in the effect controls panel and set the culture settings.

  MtD

• Problems of performance of Premiere Pro, no problem with AE

  Hello

  Recently, when I use Premiere Pro, I seem to have big problems. It runs really slowly, the preview always stutters and some projects with many files imported not even loading. I thought it was my computer die, until I started to After Effects. I thought that After Effects is a much more difficult program for my computer to manipulate than Premiere Pro, but it works quite normal.

  Recently, my laptop has been too hot a lot of times, especially when using Premiere Pro. It automatically shuts off safety. Perhaps because he was running this program, some of the files I messed up because of the heat?

  Is there anyone who knows if it's my problem or if there is another problem that I don't see?

  Many thanks in advance!

  4 GB is really not enough.  I sometimes struggle with 24 GB.

  If you do not intend crop your pix, 5000 x 3500 are great - and the fact that they are 9 mb probably contributes to the problem.  Strip unnecessary pixels - which makes the 72 dpi image.  Which will reduce your pix to about 2-3 MB each.   Reduce them to 1920 x 1080 (if you are not pan and scan)

  You probably also have problems with hard drives.  C is going to be difficult to store temporary files with only 9 GB of available.  Similarly, the D is a tad grating.  Are these disks 7200 RPM?

• Playback jerky in Premiere Pro with images of 50 p 2015?

  I get choppy playback / nervositee / stuttery (audio and video) during playback of a sequence of 2 minutes in Premiere Pro 2015 AFTER rendering.  I would like to know if this problem should occur or not.

  Symptoms: Executives ignored, choppy playback. Occasionally, the video freezes and then advance to the current position. False / audio which jumps once in a while.

  Images: 1080 p, 50 frames per second, MOV

  PC:

  Processor: Intel i7 5820 k

  GPU: EVGA GTX 970

  Memory: 32 GB (25 GB allocated to PP)

  OS: Windows 10

  PP installed on the SSD media on WD Black HDD, "scratch disks" on separate WD Black.

  Audio: Saffire 6 USB Audio Interface

  Sequence settings: 50 fps, 1920 x 1080, progressive, square pixels. Video preview format - MPEG I-Frame only.

  It is simply too much for my PC or there at - it something wrong? My CPU, GPU and memory are far maxing out during playback, and yet it be ground persists. I tried deleting the preferences, previews, memory cleanup cache media, Mercury engine in the software only... Nothing has made any difference. I copied all my clips in a new sequence, and that helped for a while but then it be chopped back.

  I would say get the hard drives out of the loop edition.  Even some of the cheaper SSD drives are three times faster than readers of empty hard drive and when hard drives are filling more than half full as they slow down considerably.

  Have you tried a slight overclock your CPU?

• Ho can I keep previous image "on the screen", while the 2nd picture of GIF created in Photoshop that will be used in Premiere Pro?

  I'm creating a society of video in Premiere Pro (Beginner) and I have a combination of Mp4 files recorded (animated files of professionals, extracted from video camera, video camera DLS). I need to create images to coordinate with voice-over. With moderate success, I created a sequence of GIFs animated in Photoshop - created background gradient with logo in the lower corner as a 'model' for each image, created new layer for each png image (merged background and text with image for each). That is the problem - as it appears from second png image, the first image disappears. I need to have picture #1 will remain on screen that #2 appears and images #1 and #2 need to remain on the screen as it appears #3 image. I tried so many different processes and the information sought and read a lot, but he found nothing which explicitly deal with this issue. Sound advice are highly welcomed!

  It is possible to import a photoshop file to keep all of the separate layers, you can then animate each layer as you like. When you import a PSD file you will get a submenu, this will give you the option Flatten all the layers in a clip or keep all the layers separate. In the latter case, first will create a bin in the project with each accessible layer panel, drag them to separate video track in your sequence.

• Premiere Pro is mess up my audio/video synchronization. Use Handbrake really the only solution for this problem?

  Premiere Pro is mess up my audio/video synchronization for the images that I downloaded from my iPhone 6 s + (.) MOV files). The files play fine, but once that I put them in Premiere Pro, the audio falls slowly behind the video, probably to cause "variable frame rate." phone I've seen other threads where people had the same problem, and the universal response, I saw was freeware download called 'Handbrake' to convert the frame rate of variable to fixed... but is not sit right with me.

  Uses 3rd party freeware really the only solution for this problem? Video editing software Adobe Professional-grade not really have the ability to solve this problem? If so, what should I do to prevent all Premiere Pro ruin all my pictures to import?

  Hi Christafarian,

  Premiere Pro is mess up my audio/video synchronization for the images that I downloaded from my iPhone 6 s + (.) MOV files).

  You wouldn't be the first. I'm sorry.

  The files play fine, but once that I put them in Premiere Pro, the audio falls slowly behind the video, probably to cause "variable frame rate." the phone

  I found:

  • If you pull the iPhone in a well-lit environment, it records at a constant speed.
  • In lighting challenged environments, you get images image variable rate.

  I've seen other threads where people had the same problem, and the universal response, I saw was freeware download called 'Handbrake' to convert the frame rate of variable to fixed... but is not sit right with me.

  For this project, you're probably stuck with transcoding with Handbrake or another method not Adobe. Our coders simply do not handle variable frame rates.

  Uses 3rd party freeware really the only solution for this problem?

  With Premiere Pro and this project, you have no other choice. For future projects, look into purchasing a high end video camera application where you can shoot at a constant rate regardless of the stage lighting.

  Video editing software Adobe Professional-grade not really have the ability to solve this problem? If so, what should I do to prevent all Premiere Pro ruin all my pictures to import?

  If you like Premiere Pro to support variable frame rates, please create a feature request. Otherwise, I hope my tips will help you in the future.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• How to add video effects to images in the timeline in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6?

  Hello

  Can anyone help me please with the following? I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, and I have a sequence of images which I imported it in video editing. I want to apply the effect 'Chained' to all the images, but I'm not able to add the effect to all images at once? I can do one at a time without problem, but it is of course very time consuming when it comes to the thousands of images.

  I've tried highlighting all and CTRL + C, CTRL + V with no luck. Any help would be appreciated, thank you very much.

  Before putting pictures on the timeline, use "Automate to sequence" with the cross dissolve as the default transition. Cross dissolve is not an effect, but a transition.

• Problems reading Premiere Pro CC 2015

  Hello

  I currently have problems reading on Premiere Pro, as it does not return at all. It worked perfectly on the previous version.

  I tried to reinstall and I did the setting change of mercury reading I found something else when, in the forums but I have more questions, can someone shed light on this please?

  Thank you

  Lewis.

  Hello Grayster VGA,

  I currently have problems reading on Premiere Pro, as it does not return at all. It worked perfectly on the previous version.

  EDIT: Please install the update of first Pro CC 2015 (9.0.1). It fixes problems playing more covered in this thread.

  If the update does not resolve the problem of reading you have on a current project, try a new project and see if playback resumes to normal. For any other problem with the update, please create a new position or open a folder with our support on the "video" queue agents: Contact customer service

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  If the solutions listed here do not help us:

  • Is this a project 2014 CC that you updated to 2015 of CC, and you have no problem with the same images in a new project of CC 2015?
    • You may have a corrupted project 2015 CC and probably continue to experience unexpected behavior so that editing and export.
    • If so, you must return to first Pro CC 2014.2 via Final Cut Pro XML
    • In your CC 2015 project, choose file > export > Final Cut Pro XML and open this file in first Pro CC 2014.2
      • If the first Pro CC 2014 has been uninstalled, see these instructions to reinstall.
      • Update the application to the latest version of CC 2014 by choosing Help > updates
      • Note that only your changes will be preserved. You need to rebuild the project items before continuing work. Effects and transitions are not included in this translation.
      • Protocol for editing in general, it is not recommended update project files you're working on currently. See this blog post.
  • Is this a new project of CC 2015?
    • Work with our agents. Chat with an agent here.
    • Ask the video queue. They are available M - f 07:00 to 19: 00 PST.
    • Open a folder and note the file number.
    • If they cannot help you, MP me by clicking on my name in the upper left corner of this message and click on "Message" on my profile page.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• DSLR images are more recognized? Adobe Premiere Pro 8.2.0, OSX 10.10.2

  A few months ago, I upgraded my mac to Yosemite and around the same time updated first.

  First CC 2014 now has major problems with DSLR images.

  First of all, I could get some DSLR footage in, but every time that I rubbed through it in the timeline panel or monitor the image source would freeze, then the software would be locked up.

  The film worked well on a PC running the latest version of first, and there is nothing unusual about this film-. MOV, .h263, same type of material that I work usually with,

  I tried to open several other projects (mainly in the non-DSLR images, but.) Vom exported by other sources) and CC 2014 works very well with it, so I think it's just something specific to this sequence.

  Today I try to do a few different sequences of DSLR first CS 2014 and it won't even find themselves in Media Browser. I try to drag the. MOV file and I get an error that the file is not recognized. I tried dragging a file from my internal drive, same problem.

  I still have installed 7.2.2 (finally the complete liberation of Adobe CC before it was a new wording 2014). Who takes the fine images in Media Browser and rub through it, as I expect.

  What is going on? What is Yosemite? Is this first 8.2.0? Adobe dropped suddenly supported native DSLR files and now expect us to transcode everything?

  Help, please.

  -Brian

  Yes, I'm not sure why Vinay response was an agreement policy: it would have been useful to show publicly.  I didn't uninstall Premiere Pro CC 2014, you click Yes to delete the preferences also, then immediately re - install.

  Here is the message from Vinay:

  Hi Brian,.

  We noticed this problem recently on 10.10.2 and we are trying to find the possible cause and according to the information I have this problem could occur due to licensing issues. So, it might be in the process of upgrading OS license files are corrupt but right now I can't comment on that. Please follow the instructions to clean uninstall Adobe products and the re - install again.

  Please uninstall all Adobe applications manually in the Applications folder one by one. Once pass below places and delete specific files.

  ~ Files / folders ~ click on the menu go to in the finder, then select go to folder option type these location and click go to navigate

  / tmp

  / Applications/Adobe *.

  / Applications /. AdobePatchFiles (hidden, use Go > order of the folder)

  / Applications/utilities/Adobe *.

  / [Startup disk] / Library/Application Support / Adobe *.

  / [Startup disk]/Library/Preferences/com.adobe*

  /Users/ [user] / Library/Application Support / Adobe *.

  /Users/ [user] / Library/Caches/Adobe *.

  /Users/ [user] / Library/caches/com. Adobe *.

  /Users/ [user] / Library/Preferences/Adobe *.

  /Users/ [user] / Library/Preferences/com. Adobe *.

  Once the premises are cleaned. Please reinstall first Pro CC 2014 just to check if it works very well. Once activated you can reinstall all applications.

  Please PM me once it is resolved.

  Vinay

• 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

• Import of images classified to Premiere Pro CS6

  I'm trying to correct/color grade my clips. I sent it to Speedgrade by Premiere Pro (CS6) but after having rendered out as a DPX, and try resending to Premiere Pro (DPX image sequence), not all of the classified clips were there. (Clip is 04:40 min) but only 01:39 min is what was imported back to Premiere Pro.

  I found occasionally that I tried to export and don't take that dialog box export thought I have tried only to export something highlighted, or if another setting for "selected area. I think you have run against something similar... or a box that has been verified that don't is not yet aware was there. As I try (for the first time in a year) export an EDL from PrPro to Sg I had to decipher something like three different places, both programs have tried to help me before I could get the EDL breath and images both imported in the same timeline of Sg.

  As an alternative to DPX it is of course two different EDL processes... one where you export just a NOD and then after you have created your Sg project, go to the via media of the Sg Panel, drag it to the timeline, then the media group to navigate to the folder containing your clips, and then use the 'load from desktop' option to fill your timeline.

  The others... export you the EDL and the order of the timeline and then put one on the new calendar of the Sg project, drag one on top. It takes a little more time to make the export of PrPro of images that are probably not necessary most of the time.

  I have just set up the Forum an explanation how to do that with progressive pictures and avoid the hiccups, both programs can throw at you. The first of... If all your media in one folder-tree... is very fast & easy. EDL export is almost instantaneous, and clips of top loading just bango... now, I used to have problems to export by moments (made) a chronology of Sg. I don't know if an EDL process can work sending back to PrPro ranking, I think you would have to return on. But a lot of people who have done all the time without problems.

  Neil