Red screen in first/encoder MXF files

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• First Pro MXF files problem

  When I imported first to Premiere Pro (CC7.2.1) all my a F55 Sony MXF files all worked perfectly. Immediately I could preview the files in the source window and use the metalogging to browse the. In addition, I could create and export sequences and preview them in real-time to a resolution of 1/2 - preview has been fast and fluid.

  Two weeks later and I am struggling to get any kind of overview on the same projects. I opened a project, and if I try to get a glimpse of a clip in the source window I sometimes the one frame and audio, but never any sort of reading. If I try to view a sequence I just get media pending, a black screen or audio only.

  I did not move the clips in their original folder and is not complaining that it cannot find them. It never seems to make little matter how long I leave it.

  Interestingly, if I use the direct link to speedgrade then they play instantly in speedgrade

  I use a MBPR with CUDA Mercury.

  When I opened another project with AVCHD files, everything seems to work ok, but none of the several projects that I have with these files raw MXF fail to get a glimpse of what it is.

  Any help grately appreciated.

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• Do not import correctly C300 images, video playback in first is frozen or just a red screen

  After working with C300 sequences for about 6 months now, it's the first time I encountered this problem, and I did not something differently with this project to my knowledge.

  I work with a few sequences C300 (not much, not even a full 32 GB card) and when I bring it in first part, but not all, the clips are not able to read the. In some cases, the video freezes on a frame, while the sound continues to play, in other cases I'll just take a red box during audio playback. In all cases, audio playback is fine, no problem.

  The problem only occurs on more, interview clips. I did have problems with clips less than about 1-2 minutes in length. When I get the screen frozen or red, it will remain frozen or red for a while, more than a minute or two minutes, before the video comes back to the end of the clip. It is quite inconsistent if, I have not noticed a pattern.

  Regardless of whether or not the film is rendered, problem remains the same. Or there is a problem with playing late, if I stop the clip when the red screen comes up and wait never struggling upward, don't thaw never. I tried to import the images in several ways: by dragging in the project of the Finder. navigate through the first media browser; clicking file > import. Same question every time for the same clips.

  If I try to export the clip, the same question. If I try to align the images directly from the Finder on Media Encoder to output a version ProRes422, same question.

  However, if I take the structure of the card and copy it onto a CF card and it pop in my C300, it reads very well. No red images, do not freeze, no problems. This isn't a corrupt card and it's not like I lost all the data in the copy of the card to the computer.

  I work with first CC 2014 on a 2012 Macbook Pro (i7 clocked at 2.6 ghz, 16 GB RAM, 2 GB of VRAM), I tried to use OpenCL, CUDA and software only as the renderer, same problem with everything. I also tried several computers with the same question.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Sam

  Thank you all for your answers; they led me in the right direction and I managed to find a workaround. In response to the various questions and comments:

  Jude, thank you for your suggestion. I was able to open images in VLC and it played very well so that licences to confirm that he has not been corrupted.

  Robert, I spin 10.9.5 as well, but this is the first time I had no problem with C300 images in any program.

  Kevin, Yes, I'm ingested through the media browser. As I mentioned in the first post, I tried, as well as slip and fall and file > import, which gave me the same result. It is a CC 2014 20141 update project, and it was even a version before the initial release of 2014. I did not rename individual media files, but see below for my work around.

  So, my solution:

  1. I copied the map and structure files on a map see As I mentioned in my first post, I have done this and can read the images very well if I popped the card into my C300.
  2. Open map in the Canon XF Utility. Here the images read very well as well.
  3. Select the relevant clips and choose Edition > export to MXF format...
  4. Then, when I imported the new files MXF (via the media browser) sophomore, clips to read very well. I have not seen any glitching, freezing, red images, etc.

• Anyone know why first stopped randomly read my MXF files

  I transferred to my computer from the Canon C300, imported and made my first cut of the film the week without problem. Today I opened creation and now it will not read half of the records. She still plays the sound and I can still play the files on VLC Player, but in my project, they are just a red screen.

  Any suggestions? I'm desperate!

  I worked on a work-around for this. I have used Miro video converter (free) to transcode the files problem (it was only half ever files) in ProRes files. The only disadvantage of this software is that it puts the two audio channels on a single track. To work around this problem I imported the file ProRes in first and then added the audio MXF file (still works) and then exported to a new ProRes file. I then relinked these new files in my project and they are still working.

  I used Mac and the 2015 first CC version.

• Canon XC10 MXF file import failure first Pro CS6

  Does anyone know why can't import video MXF files from the Canon XC10 to first Pro CS6?  I searched for a process / workflow that does not include having to use an mxf converter.  I looked at a number of different suggestions on the web.  I read the following article http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/products/premiere/cs6/pdfs/adobe-premiere-pro-cs 6-canon-workflow - guide.pdf which indicates it should not be a problem with the import mxf to the first pro cs6.  I also used the Canon XF Utility - once again unfortunately, I still got the message "the importer reported a generic error.  Other Adobe applications, faced with this format include Prelude and Media Encoder.

  I'm on Windows 10.  I hope that someone in the community will have technical knowledge to help.  Or maybe even staff Adobe might be able to offer suggestions.  Thank you.

  If you download the Canon XF Utility software,

  You load the map and export in MXF format (that's all) on the hard disk.

  Import in first. That's all.

  XF100 - Canon Nederland

  Sorry can't find a page in English, but the softeware is available in different languages

• The MXF files showing not lasting full media in first Pro CC, please help!

  Help, please.  I shoot football games on a Canon XF300.  Recently, I imported the MXF files in Premiere Pro (CC) 2015 (all updated after November 23, 2015) and some of the length of the support files won't display, as if the first show that 15% of the length of the MXF file from the beginning of the video.  I opened the MXF file using Quicktime player and VLC player... it works very well, the length, but not in first or Adobe Media Encoder.  I have imported the MXF, through the media browser files and double click on the create project window, still cut the duration of media.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  Thank you. -Paul

  

  Hi Paul,.

  It might be because of some issue of permission with the drive where the media is stored.

  Close all Adobe applications running.

  Rename the Source folder where the media is saved and then try to re-importation of Media Browser.

  Check if it's still the same.

  Kind regards

  Navdeep Pandey

• First Pro CC2014 cannot import a CanonC300 of MXF files.

  Hi, for some reason Premiere Pro CC2014 cannot import a CanonC300 of MXF files. It only happens with this file. It is may be damaged, but the file exists (I can open it and see with VLC). The structure of the file is: AA318801. AA318802 MXF. AA3188 MXF. XML AA3188. AA3188 XMP. CIF AA3188. THM AA318801. FIS AA3188. CPF. Something funny, it's the 2nd MXF file has zero byte. Media Encoder cannot import as well. I am working on Mac Mavericks. Any suggestions would be really appreciated. Thank you

  Hi Kevin. It turns out that to solve this problem all I needed was to copy the. MXF file on his record (where all the.) CIF. FIS and the rest of the files are). I just copied it 3 levels upward and now first Pro CC can be seen. The previous version of CC and later.

  In revenge, nor precedent, or later can import the file if it remains within its original folder.

  I guess that it is a workaround, but I hope that the problem will be solved in a more solid manner in future releases.

  Thank you very much for your help!

• How to import MXF files in CS4 first?

  The MXF file comes from a canon XF305 camcorder that I borrowed.

  I can play MXF files in VLC Player, but when to drop the mxf in first cs4 file, it gives an error and does not play.

  Y at - it a free solution to make it work?

  The platform is 8.1 64-bit windows.

  If I use ffmpeg demux the file into m2v file, I can then use premiere cs4.

  ffmpeg-i input.mxf - vcodec copy output.m2v

  I don't know why it does not work as an MXF file.

• What is the best way to import and work with mxf files in first CC2015?

  I am trying to find the best way to import MXF files in first, like many people there seem to be issues.

  I have already imported using first CS6 but I got cut short clips and audio dropouts. I decided to start over with CC2015 first, but this time I'd like to do things and once. Should I use prelude first?

  I run on a Mac Pro (mid-2010)

  OS X El Capitan version 10.11.1

  All good, got sorted. I use the prelude.

  Thank you!

• Import MXF file in the first

  Hello

  I use a canon XF100 and first pro CS5 on a Mac Pro.

  I would like to know the best workflow, so I can get pictures from the camera, at first, so I can start editing.

  My attempts so far:

  1 import the MXF file directly in the first

  Result: When a visitor the clip on the timeline, the audio only appears

  2 using the XCam transfer to import images and convert to .mov

  Result: The audio and video appear on the time line, but the audio is shorter than the video skips and jumps

  Your advice and patience is greatly appreciated.

  Maxwell

  Canon mxf files import is not broken in 2015.

  Copy the entire hard disk map and place the folder CONTENT in a folder of its own video for example.

  Then import it via Media Browser.

  Or use the XF utility to export mxf files so unique.

• Export of P2 .mxf files

  I'm trying to export a sequence on one. In Premiere Pro CS4 MXF files. I don't know what hurts me, but I go to file-> export-> Media. The "Export settings" dialog box comes up. In the menu drop down choose ' Format: P2 Movie ' and ' Preset: DVCPROHD 1080i 60 "which is what the images were shot in.» I chose my output name and a directory. When I click on OK, a "Data export" dialog box with a status bar rises quickly and goes away, but when I go in the directory that I exported to, there is nothing there. I'm doing something wrong? Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Kevin

  P.S. I have attached some pictures of my first so you can see how I export.

  Photo 4 is still pending, then perhaps that meets this topic.  But what you have demonstrated so far is that the settings dialog box.  Once you press OK, Adobe Media Encoder opens upward and then you must press start the queue for export which actually occur.

• When sharing my project there are some clips that show a red screen with a camera saying error. How can I solve these clips if I can share the project correctly?

  When sharing my project there are some clips that show a red screen with a camera saying error. How can I solve these clips if I can share the project correctly?

  This happens usually when the import process was not completed. If you have the original camera card - or a copy of the computer of the map - you can probably use the re-import command (on the file menu) to fix things. In addition, it is possible that the original media is imported, but this transcoding was not. If you have chosen to optimise upon import, try to select clips in the browser and transcoding to optimized.

  Russ

• Why the compressor cannot read standard JPEG 2000 MXF files?

  Compressor will open the mxf files, but it will not show the video of the JPEG-2000 standard encoded media.

  This is the de-facto standard for the format of broadcasting / digital cinema.

  In addition, I don't see that 'no compressed' under codec for export MXF.

  Without support JPEG2000 MXF is like a laptop without a keyboard.

  Am I missing something?

  Thank you

  Daniel

  You are right that JPEG 2000 MXF is not supported in the compressor. If not compressed is your only option encoding MXF, download the latest versionPro video Formats here.

  I believe that adobe Media Encoder can be able to open and exit JPEG 2000 MXF. Original of the episode (Telestream) product site indicates that they just added support JPEG 2000. If you don't have either your system, you could test it on trial versions.  BOT sure what other alternatives are available. Maybe someone else here sounds.

  Good luck.

  Russ

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• Blue Screen: Error Code C0000218(Registry File Failure) I have NO recovery disk, boot disk, etc. What can I do?

  I have a desktop HP that I installed a new hard drive on Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3. He has been working very well. But, the other day, I took out my DVD ROM and try it switched with different DVD - ROM, and when I restarted my computer, I got the "blue screen error Code: C0000218 (registry file failure)." The registry cannot load the HIVE (file). \System ROOT-SYSTEM 32-CONFIG-SOFTWARE or its log or alternate. It is damaged, missing, or not accessible in writing. "So, back to my main issue, I guess. How can I fiw it without any sort of disk recovery or boot disk etc... I know I could probably go buy some sort of recovery software, but can't afford it right now. Can someone help me, please?

  You have all the Norton/Symantec products installed and if so, do you know which ones and versions?

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  Here are some instructions for ImgBurn:

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  It would be a good idea to test your bootable CD on a computer running.

  You may need to adjust the computer BIOS settings to use the CD-ROM drive as the first device to boot instead of the hard drive.  These adjustments are made before Windows tries to load.  If you miss it, you will need to restart the system again.

  When you start on the CD, follow the instructions:

  Press any key to boot from CD...

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  Press 'R' to enter the Recovery Console.

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  In the command prompt window, run the chkdsk command on the drive where Windows is installed to try to fix any problems on the afflicted player.

  Running chkdsk is fine, even if he finds no problem.  It won't hurt anything to run it.

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