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Hallo,
ich hab mich die letzten Tage mit Adobe Premiere Elements 10 und dem Adobe Elements Organizer 10 unter Mac OS X Lion (10.7.1) beschäftigt. Ich hab dabei ein Problem festgestellt: Wenn ich per Foto Downloader (cmd+G) im Elements Organizer Filme von meiner Kamera (Panasonic HDC-SD20) runterlade und diese dabei a-la VID_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.MTS umbenenne macht der Foto-Downloader im Stundenfeld (HH) +1h zum tatsächlichen Aufnahmedatum. Der Elements Organizer kompensiert dies, indem er um zwei Stunden in die andere Richtung 'korrigiert' :-(
Im Finder wird mir das Aufnahmedatum übrigens richtig angezeigt. Im Elements Organizer kann ich per Klick auf Datum/Uhrzeit manuell korrigieren. Der Dateiname bleibt natürlich trotzdem falsch...
Hat jemand eine Idee, wie dieses Problem in den Griff zu bekommen ist? In den Optionen/Einstellungen hab ich nichts gefunden, um das Verhalten beeinflussen zu können.
Ich benutze momentan die aktuelle Download-Testversionen von Premiere und Photoshop Elements 10.
Gruß,
Alexander

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heinerg
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Joe_Mhead a écrit:
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Helgataifun wrote:
Nowhere in my files do I have a file that is just called Adobe Elements 11.
The reason for that is because there is no such application. I'll repeat that - "there is no product called Adobe Elements 11"
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