I have a stereo sound clip in which only the left channel has been used. I'd like to spread this over both left and right - mono, right? I've looked at a number of the Audio Effects in my copy of PPro CS6 but I can't see how to do it. Probably really easy and I'm going to hit my forehead..?
Thanks in advance for any help on this.
Preferences: The Clean Media Cache databases function in CS6 does not appear to do anything to either of my Cache Folders.
1. Media Cache
2. Media Cache Files
I would have expected that to empty both those folders.
So manually..do I just clean them both out using Explorer?
Does anyone clean out everything except recent or current work?
Anyone know why one folder has more files than the other.? I would have expected them to match.
Hello,
I have a film to deliver to a TV station and I would like my video to comply to the following indications I received :
"YUV colorspace
electric level 700mV (+/-5%)
fonds de synchro (sorry this is in french and I don't know the translation) level -300 mV (+/- 10%)
luma 100%
chroma 75%
blacks must not be sticked nor crushed ("ni collés ni écrasés")
I was thinking of using the premiere pro video limiter effect, as well as the broadcast colors effect, but I don't know if I must preferably use both or only one, and I neither don't know how to setup their values.
Thanks alot for your help.
Fred
I have a AMD FirePro 4900 card in my HP Z420 desktop. I bought the card as a result of it being listed as one that supports GPU acceleration (as found on this list). I have updated the driver for the card to the most recent from AMDs site. When I try to create a new project, I am not able to select the OpenCL renderer from the dropdown. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated; this is a clean install (Adobe CC apps are the first thing to be installed on a clean Windows 7 install).
Hello All,
Downloaded and installed the latest Premiere CC and it crashes on startup.
I am using an Acer Laptop, Specs:
Core i5 1.7ghz with tb 2.5
10 gbs ram
Geforce GT 640m le 1gb
2 SSDs
Windows 7 Premium
Crash Details:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BEX64
Application Name: Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
Application Version: 7.0.0.342
Application Timestamp: 5176598d
Fault Module Name: StackHash_1dc2
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Offset: 0000000000000000
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Data: 0000000000000008
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 1dc2
Additional Information 2: 1dc22fb1de37d348f27e54dbb5278e7d
Additional Information 3: cbc5
Additional Information 4: cbc5ec6970b2af35927ad67117ca57e2
This happens every time I open Premiere Pro CC. I have not been able to find any info online about this. Premiere Pro CC works fine on my desktop but for some reason it hates my laptop.
Premiere Pro CS6 works just fine on my laptop, I've never had a problem with it. Any help on this would be great. I have already tried running the CC cleaner script and that did nothing. Thanks.
I have a project that was finished with the exception of minor tweaking. It was saved. I was going to go back later and finish. A few days later I started pulling clips for a new project in a completely different project. (and saved them)
Now when i go back to the first saved project the clips from the new one are in that timeline! Arrgh! I really don't want to have to re do that whole project and I really don't understand how this happened in the first place. BTW the second project is still in tack where it should be too. So it is now in 2 places, but I can't find the first one.
Has this happened to anyone before? Can anyone make any sense out of this?
Thanks!
ruez
Hi,
I recently upgarded to Adobe Premiere Pro CC and I notice that it is very slow in response and there is like 10 seconds lag for every step I do. I notice my computer goes up to 30 percent of workload. The problem arises when I am going from one sequence to another sequence, it lags or copy something in a sequence and then it lags. I have been using CC for 4 months and I did not have a problems with CS6. But this really annoys me.
My computer specs:
CPU i7-920 3.6gHz OC
48 GB of RAM @ 1466Mhz
Quadro K5000 with latest drivers
5x2TB at RAID 5
250gb OS SSD around 140 free space
120gb SSD - Around 40 free.
My cache drive was 120gB SSD, even I change the cache drive to RAID5 drives, it doesn't make a difference.
Now, when I export to render to Adobe media encoder, it takes 10sec. It used to take a sec to do that with CS6.
Is there something I could change in the settings that would make premiere pro faster in response?
I am looking forward for your reply.
I'm having consistent difficulty with Premiere CC playback of HDV video that originated in FCP 7. This was not an issue in Premiere CS6. The problem is dropout and pixelization which is consistent, pass after pass, and occurs at the same TC location on some clips. It is almost like some clips are corrupted in a consistent manner, while others are not, and don't seem to become corrupted.
For a variety of reasons, I still shoot HDV on a Z1U, and use an old FCP7 workstation to digitize media. I then import these individual video clip files into CS6. These are clips that play correctly in FCP, Premier CS6, and in the Finder, and Quicktime Pro, but not Premiere CC.
I have Dropboxed a sample clip to my service contact at AJA, and she is reporting the same issue with Premiere CC. (The technical support at AJA is the best I've experienced in over 30 years of video production).
The same issue presents itself with HDV clips that were converted to such from .m2v via Clipwrap.
Any other types of media play correctly within Premiere CC. For example, I have a CS6 project that is nothing but After Effect CS6 anims comiled into a program in Premiere CS6; it plays perfectly. So do any media that Premiere CC puts through its own conversion or import "routine," like AVCHD. Even XDCAM clips that went into FCP via XDCAM Transfer play well.
Any thoughts?
Hello,
I am a novice to semi-experienced user of Premiere Pro in creative suite 6. Previously, I made a 3 minute music video with multiple edits, an additional sequence overlay, and an effects overlay. Already rendered, it took 3 hours to export. This seemed normal to me (and this is not my immediate concern). Export stats were as follows: 661MB file, H.264 file, VBR 2 pass, use max render quality, render at max depth, target bit rate 32, max bit rate 40 (the defaults) 1920 x 1080 res.
Recently I've made another video--this one is 4 minutes (881MB). It has mutliple edits, three overlays, and subtitles running throughout the entire clip. This one claims to take 14 hours to export. I tried this (letting it run all night--what the hell) and it got stuck at 71% with 5 hours left, so I aborted it. However, I did get it exported in 5 hours (as an MPEG) by just selecting "use sequence settings."
Ideally I'd like to export all my videos as H.264 clips, maximum render quality, VBR 2 pass, etc etc (as above)--to get the max quality I can. In fact, I recently uploaded my older project to check if that one would take extra long (in case my computer got a virus or glitch) but, nope, the older video still takes "only" 3 hours.
And yes, everything is rendered before I export.
My laptop stats are as follows: Windows 7, service pack 1, 6 gigs of RAM, 64 bit operating system, with the following processor--Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz
Essentially, why would one video take 3 hours while the other is 14 and gets stuck? Frustrating.
Thanks for all your help.
BTW If I can't solve the problem, what's the next best quality to H.264? Strangely the 5 hour export MPEG is 849MB--and looks just like the rendered raw file--so maybe this is good enough (?).
Thanks in advance for any help.
PS: I've read on the internet that some people can export projects in a little more than the actual footage--almost a 1:1 ratio. Is this true? Should my video really take only 10 minutes or so to export? Geez. It boggles the mind... 
I installed adobe premiere cs4 and was really astonished by the fact that it's not possible to import a video downloaded from YouTube, but it is needed to convert it firstly. This application is weight about 3GB on my hard disk and now I must search for a plugin to import a video from YT.
It would be perfectly if i could download a video directly into premiere, and also upload finished file up to youtube.
The only result of my search is a paid plugin named moyea-importer - USD 70, but it seems it works only with earlier versions of premiere, before cs4.
Is there any free plugin for this task. Or any similar solution.
If not - in which format should I download youtube video, in which format should I convert it (what is the best converter for that) to make it editable in premiere.
Working on win xp sp3.
Thanks.
I downloaded the mac premier pro trial version 2 weeks ago and i just started using it today, i cant find any information to , how much time i got left on the trial version?! any tipps to how i might find a clue to how much time i got left?
thx.
can i work with premiere pro 6 on a macbook pro 13'' which has a grephics card as Intel HD Graphics 4000. if no, will the lower version would work properly??
Hi All
Hopefully I'm asking this question in the right place.
I have just received a new nVidia GTX 650 Ti Boost GPU, purchased on the recommendations of several esteemed members of this community, to improve the performance of Premiere Pro CS6. And it does just that.
My question is this:
I run three displays; a Dell U2412 at 1920x1200 flanked by two older displays, one at 1280x1024, the other at 1024x1280. From a GPU performance perspective would I be best running all three displays from the discrete GPU or, for example, running two from the discrete GPU and the third from the on-board video on my system's motherboard? Or won't it make any difference?
System Details
OS: Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
CPU: Intel Core i7 3770
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Motherboard: Gigabyste Z77-DH3
Thanks in anticipation
Jonny
Last week I have bought a GTX780,how can I use it to support theAdobe Mercury Playback Engine
I try to figure out how is better to edit AVCHD. I observe that raw AVCHD footage is pretty slow in premiere. I was thinking to convert it to H.264 and edit. Is there any loose in quality or may be something?
Also will appreciate your recomandations about editing AVCHD
Thanks,
Chris.
Hi,
I am running Premiere CC on my Del XPS 9100 worstation, Windows 7 Professional.
This is version of Premiere is so unstable ! My entire project got corrupted somehow and I checked and rechecked my GPU settings. ( Hardware/ Software)
My clips woudnt play on the timeline suddenly. I have never faced these issues with earlier versions of Premiere.
I am editing Canon DSLR footage btw.
So i unistalled Premiere and The creatve Cloud App woudnt show the unistallation !
So i had to reinstall the App and download agai n !
And I have deadline tomorrow, to finish an edit and this what I am doing.
Not pleased at all.
I have Creative Cloud but there isn't Premiere Pro.. How can I do to download it?
premier pro CC doesnt run after being installed, though other softwares in the package - photoshop, illustrator, after effects are running perfectly. tried to contact the customer support, wasnt of much help. I hope some help is provided here.
Thanks.
I want to buy a Student Teacher edition off Craigslist of Creative Suites 6.
Can I expect difficulty transferring the license into my name?
Will I need to show proof of Student/ Teacher status?
I'm working with Full-HD video, but I don't need preview (rendered) files to be 1920x1080 too. It takes a lot of disk space and a lot of time to render preview files.
Is there a way to have them some lower quality? For example 720x405 resolution would be enough.
But when I want to make a final export, I need to get Full-HD video.
Thanks!