I downloaded th trial version in Premiere CC and try to edit a multicam project edit about 30 min of footage saved it and close Premiere CC after reopen each cut made on timeline start with the begining of video so like i had 3 cameras and all of them start recording on diferent time i got like black image all over and sometime when i had switched to the camer x what start recording 1st is showing the image
........ any help?
Render an area, save the project, close the program and load the project, and the previously rendered area comes up red again. Alternately, close the project and reload it, and you may or may not be asked to relink.
Anyone else seeing this? The render files are still there; but the links are apparently lost -- and irrevocably, once you close program.
When I export a sequence with the setting: "Match Sequence Settings" - Everything plays/sounds fine.
But when I use any other codec (H.264, etc) to export, the audio is always slightly delayed. It's not much, but you can definitely tell.
Is there something I'm not doing right? I can't believe that this is just an inherent issue with Encoder's compression.
By the way, I've tried variable/constant bitrate, changing the audio precedence, sample rate. Nothing makes a difference. Anytime I compress, the audio is delayed.
Has anyone else had this problem?
Hey all,
Today all my CC apps are missing. They are no longer in the start menu.
When I browse to C:\Programs... I can see all the CC folder but no .exe file in them.
If I look at the add/remove programs, there are no CC apps either!!???
Where are they?
I tried to install another CC and it's ok so far but all my Premiere, After effects, photoshop have just disappeared.
I have a fairly edit-intense file that I've been trying to encode (using Adobe Media Encoder) for YouTube. The first part of the video (a little over 5 minutes total length) is pretty straight-forward video and chugs along just fine. Then it hits a section which is heavily edited - a bunch of green screen video with some effects and it understandably slows down. The problem I'm getting is that when it gets through that section to something less intensive, it continues to be VERY slow to render frames. It's like the tough part made it tired and it just doesn't have the energy anymore. I've tried several different output options, all with the same results.
What's most frustrating is that during editing, I have saved versions of this which did not bring the encoding to a halt. In fact, the most recent successful encoding was making a DVD ISO in Encore which also included an additional video and menu screen. Yet that worked as expected in a reasonable amount of time. What could have changed?
I started this project and wrote to DVD in CS6. My first attempt at the YouTube output was also CS6. Thinking the upgrade to CC might fix the problem, I upgraded, but it's reacting in the same way.
I appreciate any help - thanks!
Is there a quality difference between using Audio gain or normalization instead of only increasing oder decreasing audio volume in the audio mixer?
Thought I'd post this as it took me some time to work out it was possible.
External control surfaces now work with the Audio Track Mixer, but I couldn't find a way (or any info) on how to make it work with the new Audio Clip Mixer. Eventually I found 'Toggle Control Surface Mixer Mode' in the keyboard shortcuts and now everything is working well in both modes.
This works for mute, solo and level in the Clip Mixer. I've not yet attempted any automation, I can't see a way to turn on the 'record keyframes' other than manually one track at a time. Still, progress to this point is very welcome.
two major problems.
1. No choice of format to export to. DPX is great, but sometime you would want AVI or QT. Avi as sooms they both to fix the lack of timecode support in Speedgrade. Very frustrating.
2. The timecode is lost on the new files. If it is DPX, the frame numbers should be the same as the source TC frame numbers not the frame count. Example if I have a video quicktime whose timecode starts at 1:00:00:00, my DPX frame should start at 86400. Why would you abandon the source TC when conforming??
My 50-minute Premiere Pro project suddenly degraded between work sessions. It contains mixed footage - mov files the smallest and the sequence settings match that - and dv footage.
It looked perfect, but when it was opened to resume work on another day them image quality had degraded badly. When rendered It plays ok but is degraded in pause. Color correction is now impossible.
I hope you can help.
Program Monitor suddenly stops working and freezes after 1sec in Premiere Pro CS5.5 and causes crashes, as well as the automatic backup versions. The picture freezes and audio is still playing. The manual backup version i made of the same project 2 days ago seams to work without freezing. Whats wrong here?Program Monitor suddenly stops working and freezes after 1sec in Premiere Pro CS5.5 and causes crashes, as well as the automatic backup versions. The manual backup version i made of the same project 2 days ago seams to work without freezing. Whats wrong here?
Greetings,
Currently I'm working off an iMac, OSC 10.8.4, 12 GB RAM, with i7, and ATI Radeon 1GB video card. I haven't noticed it recently until today for some reason, but my source monitor keeps dropping frames like crazy after about 5 seconds of playback.
I've read other threads that recommend lower preview frame res, as well as playback res to 1/4. I've tried that, allocated more memory to PPro (only 2GB left to other applications, yet PPro seems to only use 1.9GB during dropped frame playback), shut down other proccesses that might be consuming memory, switched PPro to enable better "Performance" in preferences, and rebooted several times.
I realized that it could be the source footage from the start: 1080p 23.976fps TIFF sequence.
How can I get PPro to actually use more than 1.9GB of memory during playback in order to get over this TIF hump? Or does the real answer lie not in memory, but more processing power?
Not a job-threatening situation, but just curious as to what it takes.
Thanks!
-Hunter
A While Back, i posted a problem with Premiere Pro CC that it would not open MOV with a PNG Type Format. the Error was always "There is No video or Audio Stream".
Frustrated, i reverted back to Premiere Pro CS6 in which the files opened fine. i had Forgotten an effect i used in PRO CC so went pack in and surprisingly the files opened. I finished my Project and moved on until Last night, when editing, the same thing happened in Premiere Pro CC, it wouldnt impoort the PNG Format MOV files i have for traqnsitions (Rampant Media Color transistions) Curious, i again opened PPRO CS6, and low and Behold, when i re-opened PPRO CC, the files were read properly.
So there appears to be some form of Bug in PPRO CC on a windows 7 64 bit Ultimate? i can reproduce this over and over againj. i am just throwing this out there incase this happens to anyone else. hope this helps, i hope Adobe Premiere Pro CC Engineers see this and can fix this bug. thanks, have a happy too da looo, i shall blow you a fanfare! 
My project in Premiere Pro CS6 opens up fine. When I attempt to edit anything in the sequence (simply moving some footage around), I get the following error:
Premiere pro has encountered an error. [/Volumes/BuildDisk/builds/mightykilt/shared/adobe/MediaCore/Backend/ Make/Mac/../../Src/Sequence/FeedbackGroup.cpp-193]
Then the program crashes. Have to reopen, and rename the project. And I'm never able to edit anything. It's been working fine for about a month. This happened suddenly. Tried rebooting both external harddrive and computer. Tried saving the project file on the harddrive and on the computer. Tried opening a new file and copying in the sequence.
Hello,
I am having a lot of trouble exporting a sequence of mxf footage out of premiere pro cs6. Whenever I try to export directly from Premiere the program stalls out. I tried sending it to adobe media encoder, which worked temporarily. Now, the sequence doesn't show up in adobe media encoder. I then tried sending turning the sequence into an AE composition, which again worked seamlessly temporarily. I am working with multi-clip sequences and last night I noticed that when I turn my sequence into an AE comp, after effects began referencing the wrong angle. After Effects also began giving me error messages saying that it was having trouble conforming some of the mxf files. Any insight into how I can fix this would be most helpful. I am working on a Mac Pro Ghz-6 Core Intel Xeon.
Thanks!
I have a bunch of footage i have rendered into MPEG in APPCS6. i want to re-name the files. do i need to re-name the sidecar files, too? what metadata is in these sidecar files? i made no changes to the footage except to make subclips and render.
How can I turn off the green indicator in the program window, that highlights my blacks that contain no image information. I applied a three-way-color corrector via an adjustment layer. Many thanks!
I can's set a 1280x720 square pixel 30 fps sequence at the start of my project on Premiere CS6?
I don't wanna use the footage trick cuz i downt have teh footage, i'm using images to do a colage, i just wanna create a 720p square pixel sequence and i can't!
Even when i clic to edit after create a sequence.... oh gosh... Does anyone know how to do it???
Does Premiere have a way to collect the various original project asset files that for one reason or another were not properly collected prior to importing? What I'd like would be something similar to InDesign's package feature which, at the end of the process, will gather all used assets from their linked locations and place them into a new folder.
I've especially noticed this when scrubbing backwards. It just keeps going and won't stop until it gets to the beginning on the timeline. No matter how many times I press "K" or click the "Play/Pause" button with my mouse.
Never happened in CS5 or CS6. Just in CC.
Has anyone else experienced this?