Which codex to export from FCpro 7 to Premiere cs3?

Totally new to FC pro
Need to transfer clipe to Premiere cs3
Which codex do I use?

That really depends on what resolution you are working with. Are you in HD or is SD? Why even bother moving down to Premiere when you have FCP?

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I created a slideshow in Photoshop elements and exported it to Premiere elements 8 but none of the blank slides with text came through. The slides just look black on my sceneline. I was going to break apart the slideshow for further edits, but I'm wondering why the text doesn't show and what to do. Thx.

Using iTunes you can convert the audio to MP3, which will work in Premiere Elements.
Unless it's copy protected, as many iTunes songs are. (Which is why I buy my music from Amazon.)
To get around copy protection you need to burn your iTunes songs as a CD and then use Windows Media Player to rip the music back to your hard drive as an MP3.
For best results, in fact, download the free program Audacity and use it to convert the MP3s to WAV files, the ideal audio format for Premiere Elements.
iTunes has been relaxing things a bit lately -- but it used to take a remarkably convoluted system to make their music usable in a video project!

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Today I tried it on my office computer which is a recent 24" iMac with lots of memory and a powerful processor but the problem remained. It was then that I consulted the forums and found page upon page of people with a similar problem and lots of supposed fixes including reverting to earlier versions of Quicktime etc.
I am in a similar position to many other posters in that I have to produce these teaching materials by the end of this week and so cannot wait for Apple to produce updates that will fix these issues.
Some posters recommended the software Screenflow as a solution and I am posting this message to confirm this does provide a good solution. Obviously we shouldn't have to pay $99 to get round a problem that Apple has created from a system that previously worked effortlessly and seamlessly but if you are in a similar position to me then this solution will work. You simply take your Keynote presentation with audio commentary and run it whilst Screenflow is recording in the background and set Screenflow to record the computer audio. This produces a file that can then be exported into a number of different video formats optimised for different viewing platforms (e.g. iPod, iPhone, computer screen). It took 5 minutes to install the software and 5 minutes to learn how to use it. The transitions between slides and the animations within slides are all very smooth and the video and audio is perfectly synchronised.
Screenflow would also be useful in other contexts such as recording video tutorials to teach students how to use software programmes, e.g. aspects of Photoshop, so it will have uses which the Keynote/Quicktime combination couldn't deal with but I still feel aggrieved that I have had to spend $99 on software which I didn't need a few months ago.

I too wasted hours this weekend trying to export narrated KN files, which worked flawlessly last spring semester. I too am needing to get these narrated KN files published for my college students by the end of this week. Perhaps purchasing QuickTime Pro and pasting the audio file works, but that still does not solve the problem of exporting to iPod or YouTube, which continues to give a "not enough disk space" error message regardless of how small or large my presentation is (plenty of GBs on my computer too). Also, when I export to Flash, the movie works, but converting the Flash file results in error messages (saying the file is corrupt. I have tried this many times with new KN presentations).
Apple needs to fix this. I bought iWork'08 specifically for KN's exporting capabilities, otherwise I might as well have just stuck with PPT. I'd like to believe that Apple is working on the issue and that we will not be forced to purchase yet more software. In either case, any information by Apple clarifying this dilemma would be very helpful to and appreciated by all of us. Apple, will this be fixed in the future or should we buy new software?

Why is QT not playing my movies which have been exported from FCPX?

Nov 11, 2012 1:07 AM Hello there. I have posted this post in Mac intel forums but have been redirected to post this post in FCPX forums and hence I am posting this thread here. Hope I will be given the proper answer to my problem/s which seem to be growing day after day.
I hope this is the right forum to place this post.
I have been facing this problem for the past 2 days only and I remember it all started after I had exported my latest project in FCPX. The exported file would not open up in quicktime player, and I started getting this notice even with other movies which were exported earlier and were being played by QT with no problem.
The screenshot given above came with with a movie I had exported about 2 months ago. At that time QT had no problem in playing it. But now, Why is it not able to play the same?
FYI, the latest project I had exported was started in fcpx 10-0-5 version and I had upgraded to the latest 10-0-6 version while the project was yet unfinished.
Apart from this problem, a number of other problems also have simulataneously raised their heads: FCPX is not opening up: stating that there is a corrupt data base which has to either restored or moved. And, when I try to move or delete the corrupt files via finder, I am not being allowed to delete them...error code -50 being the 'culprit'.
I am growing faint with all these malfunctioning and am in a perplexity of what to do next!
Any helps or guidance will be deeply appreciated.
Thanks. Take care.
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I selected one QT movie which was not being opened and subjected it to PMan which did a rebuild and created an new repaired movie. I played it on QT and to my pleasant surprise it opened and I could watch the movie. There was one movie which was not being played in QT. I attempted to repair the same with Pman, but received a notice that it could'nt. It was not an important one and so I deleted the same. I tried playing other movies and found out that QT was playing the other exported movies which it was not opening earlier. Next, before opening FCPX I first opened the final cut events and deleted, or rather, was able to delete one particular event which I had been suspecting to be the cause of all these malfunctions: it was a still image captured on my daughter's Galaxy and she had sent the same to me via email a few days ago. I had imported the pic. into an event. When FCPX began its refusal to start misbehavior, it blamed this pic as one of the corrupt files which had to be restored or moved. Deleting this pic resulted in the resurrection of my works and I am taking no more chances in this matter. Right now I am in the process of duplicating completed projects on my scratch drive and archiving them in a different drive. I am duplicating them only with the used clips. Guess if any further clips are needed while rediting the work later, I could always import fresh clips into the event.
Thanks to all of you who have been helping me out in this thread. Any guidance as to how to avoit getting into this unpleasant situation will be received with attentive ears.

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I have a couple of projects coming up, and I'll be using a MiniDV camera (Canon XL1S) and a hard drive camera (Canon Vixia HG21).
For final editing I'm using iMovie 6 (still feel the most comfortable with it), but need to use iMovie '09 to import AVCHD footage from the HG21.
What are the best settings to use for exporting that footage out of '09 and into '06? I hate to lose major quality on the HG21, but don't really mind if it looks comparable to the XL1S. These projects are really demanding that I keep it at optimum HD quality (besides, I'm not sure if I have the HD space to work with the biggest files. Also, I don't plan on burn to Blu-ray or anything like that. I'm just needing to burn standard-definition DVDs, and plan on doing that with iDVD.
Basically I looking for advice on the proper quality settings for these needs, and also wondering if I'm looking at any issues regarding the different aspect ratios I'll be dealing with.
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Many thanks Lennart, and my apologies for a typo earlier when really confused you by leaving out one key word. I meant to say, "These projects are really (not) demanding that I keep it at optimum HD quality…"
I like your idea of pillarboxing the whole project, filling an entire widescreen TV with my Vixio footage. I assume the key is to open my new iMovie '06 project with the "DV Widescreen" setting, right?
Regarding how to convert AVCHD down to SD… I've been experimenting some with iMovie '09 on my intel-MacBook. Please tell me if I can forego the VoltaicHD purchase by doing this:
- I'm importing my Vixio footage into '09, choosing the "Large - 960x540" setting, just to keep the file size down.
- I'm then choosing Share>Export Movie, and again, I'm choosing the "Large" radio button.
- When the movie has exported, I'm seeing that it is saved with a .m4v extension. iMovie '06 will not allow me to drag a .m4v file into the clip pane. However, if I change the extension to .mov, I AM able to drag it in, and it appears that all is working ok.
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If I have my files in raw CR2 format in Aperture 2.1 and I then go to the edit the image in photoshop CS3 will it remain in the raw CR2 format or does it convert it to a tiff file automatically?
Currently I have PS CS2 and it converts to a tiff file when I go edit in photoshop however I thought this may be beacuse PS CS2 does not support raw files from my Canon 40D, PS CS3 does though.
Incidently the same thing happens when I use the dodge and burn tool in Aperture 2, it conversts to Tiff format.

"Will there ever" is a loaded question Apple rarely comments on future product releases, and anyone that would know wouldn't be able to comment.
So it's not possible to say if future dodge & burn (or other plugins) can work without rendering a TIFF file.
As far as "multiple file formats" though -- it shouldn't really be something you need to worry about (other than the fact that the TIFF takes up some disk space). You can export to JPEG from the original or the version, and Aperture will track the files together.

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Is there any way to increase the maximum number of records which we can export from the UME.
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Export Comp from AEFX to Premiere - display problem

1.I have Exported a Comp from AEFX to Premiere
2. I open the Comp as a Timeline (Sequence) in Premiere.
Fine so far.
3. Scrolling the Timeline - also fine.
4. As soon as I render it . The Program Monitor displays it "reduced" in Fit Mode and correctly in 100% Mode
5. Using Tilde Key function the Display is incorrect (reduced) in either fit or 100% mode.
Deleting the Render Files takes me back to step 3.
I can not fathom this at all ( a bug maybe?)

I need to check this out further by some Export Tests from Premiere but meantime I have to change the workflow for this project to something that works without doubt.
Anyone able to do a little test for me with a simple 720p AEFX Project > Export to Premiere ?
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Hello Neil,
Thanks for the response. I understand about the Speedgrade / Premiere thing. What we are trying to do is essentially the reverse. I use DaVinci Resolve, my client is using Premiere to edit. They want me to do essentially a best light pass on the footage without rendering it out. I then would export a CDL / EDL from Resolve and they would load that into Premiere or Speedgrade whichever would then display the simple color grade using the Adobe color tools. The CDL generated from Resolve is a cross platform basic color information inside an EDL. Anyway I can't find a way for Premiere / Speedgrade to read this info yet. Supposedly It will in Final Cut X, although I haven't tried it since I don't have Final Cut X on my computer.
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Problem exporting Quicktime Mov with Premiere / Media Encoder

I have a MOV-file which has been exported from Final Cut. I imported and edited it in Premiere CS 5.5 and then tried to export again to Quicktime Mov. Problem is that the output looks terrible. There is some kind of "Motion bluriness" or fuzziness in the video and looks like there is a maybe "frame rate problem".
Does anyone know what the problem is? I use "real" Quicktime from Apple website.
Here is the information of my Premiere project:
Editing mode: DV PAL
Timebase: 25,00fps
Video Settings
Frame size: 720h 576v (1,4587)
Frame rate: 25,00 frames/second
Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV PAL Widescreen 16:9 (1.4587)
Fields: Lower Field First
Here is the information (Mediainfo) of the original MOV:
Format                           : MPEG-4
Format_Commercial_IfAny          : DVCPRO
Format profile                   : QuickTime
Codec ID                         : qt
File size                        : 2.06 GiB
Duration                         : 9mn 42s
Overall bit rate                 : 30.3 Mbps
Encoded date                     : UTC 2011-08-17 18:12:37
Tagged date                      : UTC 2011-08-30 17:05:26
Writing library                  : Apple QuickTime
©TSC                             : 25
©TSZ                             : 1
Video
ID                               : 1
Format                           : DV
Format_Commercial_IfAny          : DVCPRO
Codec ID                         : dvpp
Codec ID/Hint                    : DVCPRO
Duration                         : 9mn 42s
Bit rate mode                    : Constant
Bit rate                         : 24.4 Mbps
Width                            : 703 pixels
Original width                   : 720 pixels
Height                           : 576 pixels
Display aspect ratio             : 16:9
Frame rate mode                  : Constant
Frame rate                       : 25.000 fps
Standard                         : PAL
Color space                      : YUV
Chroma subsampling               : 4:1:1
Bit depth                        : 8 bits
Scan type                        : Interlaced
Scan order                       : Bottom Field First
Compression mode                 : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)               : 2.414
Stream size                      : 1.95 GiB (95%)
Language                         : English
Encoded date                     : UTC 2011-08-17 18:12:37
Tagged date                      : UTC 2011-08-17 18:15:18
And here is the information about exported video:
Format                           : MPEG-4
Format_Commercial_IfAny          : DVCPRO
Format profile                   : QuickTime
Codec ID                         : qt
File size                        : 2.06 GiB
Duration                         : 9mn 42s
Overall bit rate                 : 30.3 Mbps
Encoded date                     : UTC 2011-09-24 19:59:53
Tagged date                      : UTC 2011-09-24 20:01:56
Writing library                  : Apple QuickTime
©TIM                             : 00:00:00:00
©TSC                             : 25
©TSZ                             : 1
Video
ID                               : 1
Format                           : DV
Format_Commercial_IfAny          : DVCPRO
Codec ID                         : dvcp
Duration                         : 9mn 42s
Bit rate mode                    : Constant
Bit rate                         : 24.4 Mbps
Width                            : 720 pixels
Height                           : 576 pixels
Display aspect ratio             : 16:9
Original display aspect ratio    : 4:3
Frame rate mode                  : Constant
Frame rate                       : 25.000 fps
Standard                         : PAL
Color space                      : YUV
Chroma subsampling               : 4:2:0
Bit depth                        : 8 bits
Scan type                        : Interlaced
Compression mode                 : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)               : 2.357
Stream size                      : 1.95 GiB (95%)
Language                         : English
Encoded date                     : UTC 2011-09-24 19:59:53
Tagged date                      : UTC 2011-09-24 20:01:56
And final information about my computer:
CPU
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500K CPU @ 3.30GHz
RAM
8.0 GB
OS
Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit (Professional)
Video Card
AMD Radeon HD 6900 Series

Thank you for your answers! I'm so confused about this. It seems to be problem with field orders, but original video is lower field first, my project is lower field first, sequence is lower field first and export is lower field first.
Here is the screenshot of my Sequence settings
And here is Export settings:

Mehrere Sequenzen mit Premiere CS3 exportieren

Hallo.
Ich habe eine Frage.
Ist es möglich (ähnlich wie im Photoshop) eine Art Stapelverarbeitung zum Export mehrerer Sequenzen aus Premiere CS3 zu schreiben. Hab 100 Sequenzen in einem Projekt und möchte jede auf die gleiche Art und weise exportieren.
Über eine Antwort würde ich mich freuen.
Liebe Grüße und Frohes Fest.
Der Enno

Hallo Rolf,
ich bin nicht sicher, ob ich dein Problem richtig verstanden habe.
Öffne eine neue Sequenz (720p) und ziehe die fertig geschnittenen Sequenzen ( Sequenzsymbol aus dem Projektfenster) in die neue Sequenz. Eventuell ist nochmaliges Rendern nötig. Diese neue Sequenz wird dann als Endfilm exportiert.
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Unfortunately, you cannot export back out of Premiere to audition straight out. You will have to do one of the following to get it to work how you want:
1. Blade at several points along your initial clips, and then edit in audition (the new spare files will be in place and will work just fine).
2. Use the MOV or AVI audio to replace the audio in the session once you get there.
On the send back to premiere, you'll have to conform to MOV or AVI audio PCM. Its a bit more work than most are used to, as you'd expect it to "know" the file is too big, but it really cannot tell from the container. If a limit of a file is about an hour of audio at 96k32bit float, then they could hard limit that by seconds count, and switch to using MOV instead, which would still function normally, and they wouldn't have to do anything else. Or they could add support for W64 and larger formats.

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I am using CS4 on a windows 7 computer.
I have a number of films that I am in the proces of exprting for upload to youtube.
Since youtube has updated the design and function of it's upload window I am now getting a warning once the upload completes saying "The video that you uploaded may have audio/video sync issues. Please refer to this article for advice on how to correct this issue should it arise."
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Hi Jim, you are quite right... that is what it says.
It is just that when I export a movie using premiere pro, and upload it I get a warning message from youtube. I never like a warning, so I followed the link to the article hoping for a solution.
I assumed the article indicated youtube's preferred format, so thought 'great, I'll use that- but could not find them in Premiere Pro.
As you point out it does say it is for iMovie, Final Cut Pro or Quicktime (so my mistake).
As Ann suggests, as the film looks ok on youtube, I will just carry on using the youtube settings in Premiere Pro, and ignore the warning.
Thanks for the sugestions,
Patch

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I am exporting a 30 min AVCHD to QT NTSC DV widescreen. When I sent it to AME it was taking an extremely long time,it said it would take 8 Hours! When I put it to export straight from Premiere it only took about 25 minutes.I have CS5 on my laptop and it did not have the same problem when I sent it to AME, it only took about 20 min. I tried uninstalling CS5 and reinstalling but that didn't work. This is frustrating because I need to export a lot of files in different formats. Anyone know what can be causing this
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