Howdy..
I apologize if this has been discussed before...
I'm using CC, but I believe this was an issue on CS6 too...
When I have a job encoding in Media Encoder, and I switch back to Premiere, the AME job 'pauses' every time the timeline in Premiere is playing.
Is there a way to stop this activity, so the Media Encoder does not pause?
Best,
Ben
This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/exporting-dvd-or-blu-ray.htm l
I am editing on a machine connected to a local server and not the internet. I can disconnect from the server and connect to the interenet to update but wondered if there is an update list page for CC so I can see if I need to do this.
Thanks,
Danny
I have an iMac (27-inch Mid 2011 AMD Radeon HD 6770M 512 MB) with 16gb of memory.
I upgraded Premiere from CS6 to CC. I had mercury hardware acceleration support on CS6. The acceleration option has disappeared following my upgrade to CC.
Have tried this on two machines now.
Can anyone help? Am I missing the obvious?
Ian.
PS. I first posted this in the CC forum. And was, quite rightly, told to post it here…. :-)
I tried to import an FCP7 project (not sequence) XML into PP CC. It starts to import, then a white window pops up and it gets stuck.
Mute and Solo seems to enable and disable by themselves when I save a project, ie if I save a timeline with three audio tracks and track one muted, then quit Premiere and re-open the project, all three audio tracks will be muted.
It happened on a small project converted from CS6, I'll see if it happen with a project started on CC too.
I want to blur multiple short scenes in a large video file. How can I do that with Adobe Premiere Pro.
I just started out with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (the trial) a couple of days ago, and I am currently in the process of editing a gameplay video.
As the title states, I wish to add a image behind a video, or at the side of the video, more correctly, but still keep the whole video, without it being partially blocked out/overshaded by the image itself.
Sort of as a menu in which I can supply the viewers with quaint facts and the like...
Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0SR7KICL-Y
You have my thanks!
After update of CC. Can't install Premiere Pro
Hi,
I need to import video that is from a variety of different tformats into my Premiere Pro CC project to all be edited in the same sequence. The majourity of the footage is native h.264 from Canon 60D's and Canon 5D's - I will however need to include shots from already compressed and endcoded files from a variety fo different formats and sources.
What should I transcode or convert the extra video footage into to make sure that I can work with all the footage in the same timeline as the Canon native h.264 sequences I am currently using?
I have tried using mpeg Stream clip to convert the files into the native h264 files from the camera's, but that doesn't work (something maybe to do with the software???) - the files skip frames and crash my system. What program or software should I use to convert/transcode?
Any help would be very much appreciated!!!
Thanks
Pat
Hi,
I've recently been using CC and I am unable to render any videos with Lumetri effects applied. I have an accelerated AMD gpu, and I've heard that the current firmware is having issues with the lumetri engine. Are there any workarounds or fixes yet? I've rendered multiples videos with many different settings just to make sure that it wasn't anything generally wrong with the application, but the Lumetri effects are definitely the issue.
Thanks in advance
Hello everybody
I've downloaded the trial version of Premiere pro cc.
I'm on PC. (cpu i7, 1,60Ghz, 4go RAM)
I can't export. Everytime I click to export Premiere CC crashes.
Otherwise, everything is working very well.
Thanks for helping !
So, I made a test with a 1:30 min. sequence.
In CS6 the export time is 00:03:52
In CC: 27:43!!!!!
Exactly the same sequence, same export settings, both via Media Encoder CS6 & CC respectly.
What could be the problem?
Hey
Bit of a strange one...
We have Adobe Creative Cloud installed on 5 suites (resently updated to CC from CS6) when using CS6 we had a problem when ingesting footage from the Canon C300. When ingesting spanned clips CS6 seems to get the order of the clips mixed up, so the start of the clip will be around the middle. There is no jump in the timecode, so it would appear CS6 is just placing the spanned video files around the wrong way, but the metadata (where a assume the timecode is stored) is correct.
I thought upgrading to CC would solve this but it appears it hasn't. I just installed CC on my home machine which has never had CS6 on it and this probelm hasn't occurred, which meant when I opened up an edit that I started at work it had all been shifted around! Very Annoying!!!
Has anyone came across the same issue?? Seems strange it has happen on all our machines. I've tried uninstalling CS6 and then install CC but doesn't seem to work, would appricate and help on this
Thanks
Chris
Just wondering... I'm assuming no but you never know... Was wondering if there's any color effect in premiere or maybe AE as well where you could match the RGB values of one clip to another for clips that are ever so slightly off in tonality and saturation. For example I have 2 clips where the only thing I changed between the two were shutter values and the one with the higher shutter is producing much richer colors right out of the camera (Same lighting and cam position). Was just thinking, "gee would be nice if i could just select two clips and 'average RGB' or 'Match RGB from V1 to V2'"
I try to launch Premiere Pro and after a few seconds it just gives me a "not responding" box.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled 3 times and nothing has changed. I installed quicktime after Googling it and seeing that it worked after installing it for earlier versions but that didn't work either.
What should I do?
Isn't there supposed to be a wrench here somewhere for timeline display settings?
I need duplicate frame detection!
I'm already regretting this upgrade. I was having issues with Bridge CS6, so I figured I'd upgrade to CC to see if that helps; it didn't. Bridge just won't work. Then I notice I can't export media from Premeir on CC, so I did a clean swipe of everything that I could in regards to adobe products using the official uninstallers, adobe cleaner, and searches.
Still can't render.
It's a 4:51 vid in AVCHD 1080i 50p with one aif file.
I can edit just fine, but the moment I go to export:
"Adobe Premier has encountered a serious error and will have to close." (or something like that).
Mac OSX 10.8.4, 750G HD with 250+ free, 16G Ram, 15in MBP with 2.4 i7. More than enough (I could render fine on CS6). Maybe this Diagnostic Report in Console will help (there is alot more lines
Process: Adobe Premiere Pro CC [883]
Path: /Applications/Adobe Premiere Pro CC/Adobe Premiere Pro CC.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Identifier: com.adobe.AdobePremierePro
Version: 7.0.0 (7.0.0)
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [371]
User ID: 501
Date/Time: 2013-06-30 22:12:32.152 -0500
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.8.4 (12E55)
Report Version: 10
Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Application Specific Information:
terminate called throwing an exception
abort() called
Hello, hope someone here can help :-)
We've been in the process of migrating to CC Premiere Pro (CS6) from FCP7. Multicam work flow is critical to a high proportion of our editorial projects.
Our main edit system is a late 2012 mac pro 12 core with 64gb ram, our secondary system is a new (2013) 27" iMac with 32gb ram.
We're currently working on a project that has over 4 hours of content recorded in 7 seperate segments - shot with 3 cameras (2 Sony ex3's xdcam and one sony FS-700 avchd) plus a seperate 3 track .wav file from a sound devices mixer / recorder.
Problem 1) When we try to create a multicam clip that includes all 3 cameras plus the .wav file, the option to create a multicam source sequence is greyed out and not available. If we deselect the .wav file, we can create a multicam source sequence (clip).
It took some time to figure out but we've been using the following work around: Right click multicam source sequence and choose "open in timeline", add .wav file and close sequence. This works, its just extra work - are we missing something?
Problem 2) No matter what we do, we cannot get the multicam window or the separate timecode window to reference the original camera source time code, it only displays the multicam source sequence time code which begins at 00:00:00:00 for every clip. We've tried switching the timecode window to the various sources via the pull down but it still does not read the source time code. We almost always transcribe our shoots and receive client notes referencing the source time code and if we cannot reference the source time code easily, it will add hours and hours of work onto our selectoin process (we often have a lot of source material to sort through).
So far the only work around we can come up with is to do the same thing as we're doing to add the .wav file: right click the multicam source sequence and add the time code burn in effect to one of the clips. This is a pain though and needs to be undone before showing cuts to the clients each time.
Any advice / solutions would be super appreciated!
Thanks!
importing FCP XML, I get the error "The importer reported a generic error", Why? How do I import correctly? I did file> import, but got the error I noted.