Sony F-55 premiere cc 7.2 media pending

Hello,
After updating to 7.2 and 10.9.1 i have a project with some Sony F-55 footage, and some Canon C-300 footage. Its all MXF.
Now all the Sony F-55 footage is Media Pening ALL the time, the thumpnail is availabel sometimes but it will not play.
I have updatede the new sony codec from http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/plad-rw1 but this did not help.
This worked before, and after the update it dones not.
Its might be a mac problem, because my VLC player won't play the MFX from the Sony but the Canon MXF is fine.
I have keept the file strucktur, from the orginal card.
Again, its used to work.
Any help?
I run OSX 10.9.1 and have Premiere CC 7.2.0 (46)
3,33 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Regards Thomas

It sounds like you might be hitting the issue discussed in this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1358012?tstart=0
In Post #8, Wil explains the likely cause and a workaround.
Edited to add: you might also want to check out this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5927391#5927391 and Post 2 in http://forums.adobe.com/message/5930977#5930977.

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I was trying to be discreet and have us still remain friends, so I did not mention the responder at the other forum by name or place. You let the cat out of the bag. OK, no offense taken please, but I thought that your workaround "Elements Organizer/Create/Slideshow/Edit With Premiere Elements" was "not so good" a choice. I will owe up to that.
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Message du 03/06/09 16:08
De : "Jim Simon"
A : "JONES Peter"
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Objet : Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder running slow
For AVCHD you MUST have FAST disks.
AVCHD actually has a lower data date than DV. You need lots of CPU muscle, but disk speed is really not a factor specific to AVCHD. Anything that works for DV will work just as well for AVCHD (and HDV as well).
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Not here apparently.
But when you say the project manager has it's own set of issues. I think there is hardly any major programme within the Adobe collection that has not any issues. The amount of complaints I can see in the community. The issues might be small sometimes (just a guess) but it just proves that the collection is anything but (fully) trustworthy. Really not good for a product that is supposed to be for professionals as well as average users.
At the moment, if somebody would ask me for my judgment, I would not really know if I could recommend it. But then .... I do not know how well Programms like Pinnacle or others have. Might be the same ... nothing is perfect in life .... yet it is really annoying that you work really hard for weeks and weeks and all of a sudden ...
Yes, the relinking should work just flawless, like in InDesign .... no problems. So I really wonder what result I might get if I really have to go from scratch. I did not get to the point discussing with him that some TIF files got corrupted (getting lines) after being imported to Premiere. When I overwrote those links by the same TIF that I had on another drive for backup, it would be fine in Premiere as well.
So that is another issue. I already updated my pc-guy about the situation and let me know that we should first check on the system as Premiere needs quite a while to launch, really, then install the new RAM or say extra RAM of 256 GB SSD to make it really fast and then see what we can do from there. I just hope to get going very quickly as all of this delay is anything but good and people do want results. And facting these problems: if this is your job making money with it, can you ever be sure to get anything out? I mean, if customers ask you: when will it be ready? The only thing you may say is: if everything goes according to plan and nothing unusual happens it should be ready then and then. But it could be delayed for months ... if you can't solve problems like this. That is not really satisfying.

Media pending Premiere Pro CC

Here is the answer for MEDIA PENDING issue, after you render on Adobe Premiere CC 2014, all you have to do is click on the little eye icon on the left side of the sequence and then un-click it...or click back on it,,,,,,.and presto!!! you can see your wonderful rendered master piece!!!! Do this for every video line that you're using. I hope this helps, happy editing!!!
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I am having the same problem... I think.
I convert my media through MPEG Streamclip to Apple Pro Res (HQ22) and, interlace my video and have it set to 1920 x 1080 30fps. Whenever I open Adobe Premiere CC and I use the exact information as the footage, it will always tell me that its the wrong sequence settings to the footage, so I click "Change Sequence Settings" (thinking that I have done something wrong. Then that Media Pending will always come up, and then I always get drop frames and the footage looks clumsy. I have tried so many times to change the sequence settings to whatever the Properties of my clips say, and yet the same thing always happens.
I just upgraded to CC and used CS5 before. I have the adobe suite and don't have a problem with the rest of the Adobe programs. Thinking I might convert back to FCP 7 if things stay this way!
Can anyone help???

Sony F-55 premiere cc 7.2 media pending

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