Adobe Premiere Pro CC multi-cam

I didn't see multicam option from the drop down menu of WINDOW tab. Is that because I'm using the trail. I can't find answer by google it. Pls help.

Click on the clips you want to sync and right-click and select "Create Multicamera Source Sequence" or whatever it says and then sync by in points or audio or whatever. Then edit that new sequence/clip within the program window. You can click the "+" button on the bottom right of the program window (which is the upper right window btw) and add the multicam view toggle if you'd like for easy access to the multicam view. Hit play and edit away! There are many tutorials online about doing this I think but make sure to update to 7.0.1 as Premiere CC 7.0.0 has a multicam bug. Good luck!

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Premiere Pro CC multi camera sync

I have a problem here: When trying to create a multi-camera-source file. I have two cameras, with audio from the camera and a .wav file from my zoom recorder. The .wav file has been adjusted in Audition CS6
Premiere pro cc sync's all the camera audio and video just fine, it creates a multi-camera-source nested file , but the .wav file from my zoom is out of sync despite there being a 'very' audible hand-clap on all the tracks ...
This would be a great feature if it worked.
Any ideas why this might happen and any ideas for solutions.

HI Mark,
Hope you don't mind me bringing this up here but I also had an issue with Syncing clips with new multicam feature. Mine was slightly different though in that often we film with two cameras and a Zoom H4N recording audio.
Often we will stop and start the cameras but then sync using audio waveform with the always recording zoom H4N. In Plural Eyes this would sync great and all the camera shots would stay in one video track in the timeline (i.e. the one assigned to that camera). However, using Adobe Sync option it made a new video track for each shot from each camera!! I had about 40 new video tracks to sort through and the sync hadn't worked.
Is there a way to enable all the shots from one camera to stay on the one track when syncing via Adobe?
Cheers for any help.
Best wishes,
Alex

Premiere Pro CS6 multi-camera sync lost

Hi all
I've been editing a long 2 camera sequence and have discovered near the end that one of the cameras has dropped a few frames. I've gone back to the original sequence where I synced the videos, sliced and realigned. But when I return to the multicam target sequence to continue editing, the video's still out. It's like the target isn't referring back to the original nested sequence. Is there any way to force it? I don't want to lose all my edits, obviously. Thanks

Try rerendering the audio.

CS6 Premier Pro - Create Multi-Camera Source greyed out

CS6 on Mac OSX 10.9
I have been following the Adobe tutorial about how to do Multi-Camera editing. Following all the steps. Somehow what my Premiere offers me is not the same the guy does in the tutorial:
1) Put all the video & audio files in a bin in the Project tab. Tutorial says: right click the bin and you get contextual menu that offers "Create Multi-Camera Source". Nope - not getting that.
2) Selecting ALL files in that bin gives me the "Create Multi-Camera Source" option; but only if there isn't .wav or aif audio file in the list. The tutorial implies that audio files DO work.
3) When I finally found the set of video files that gave me the "Create Multi-Camera Source" option I got a dialog that was considerably smaller than the one in the tutorial. While the tutorial shows options for Timecode syncing and syncing via audio I only see Synchronize Point. To synchronize using audio would have been most useful.
It must be something I am doing wrong or something incorrect with my source files (mp4 at the same format and audio). But what?
Thanks
Peter

You can see a good tutorial on the entire process here - http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-premiere-pro-cc/multicamera-workflows-with-premiere-pro/
The help page also gives step by step - Adobe Premiere Pro Help | Multi-camera editing workflow. I was talking about step 4. Create a multi-camera target sequence.

Which cameras are compatible with the capture feature in adobe premiere pro?

My son is making stop motion videos and wants to be able to use the capture feature on adobe premiere pro where you connect your camera via USB and can capture images on your computer through your camera. I'm looking into buying him a camera and am trying to find a list of digital cameras that are compatible with this feature, he has a small fuji camera now that will not let him do so.

What the other users have said is correct. Premiere captures through FireWire or through SDI/HDMI via a 3rd party solution.
For your situation I would say the best bet is to connect you camera to your computer via USB or use a card reader and copy the entire directory to your hard drive and ingest into Premiere via Media Browser.
If you Google 'how to make stop motion in premiere pro' there are tons of great tutorials.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
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New tapeless camera support in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

Take advantage of the efficiency of tapeless cameras. Edit files from the latest tapeless formats natively, including AVCHD, P2, and XDCAM EX, without transcoding or rewrapping. With the integrated Media Browser, you can browse your hard disks from inside Adobe Premiere Pro, find footage, and then import the content directly into your Adobe Premiere Pro project.
For more information about using the tapeless workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, see the following online Help topics:
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Set up a file-based system: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremierePro/4.0/WSCD697D8A-C3B2-4c6f-96CA-6CB6C897A819.html
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When I connect my Sony DCR-TRV245E Digital8 camcorder using the iLink (IEEE 1394) connection both Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 running under Windows XP Pro 32 bit and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 running under Windows 7 Pro 64 bit recognise and control the camera well.
However, if I connect the same camera using the USB connection, neither version of Premiere Pro under either version of Windows will recognise it.
And, when I connect my newer Sony HDR-TD30VE camcorder, which only has a USB connection, neither version of Premiere Pro under either version of Windows will recognise it.
Can anyone advise?

Many thanks for your posting.
That was very helpful of you.
I take it you mean that when the Sony HDR-TD30VE camcorder is being used, the memory cards have to be copied onto the hard disc without using the Premiere Pro software; and then imported into Premiere Pro from there; and that Premiere Pro itself cannot control the camera directly.

Sony HC9 Camera and Adobe Premiere Pro CS 3

I just bought a new (old stock) Sony HDR-HC9 video camera because I like tworking with tape much better than the HDD recorders on the market. I just tried to import (capture) video from the camera in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 v3.2.0 and the app does not recognize the camera! Any thoughts on how I can get this to work. Upgrading to a newer CS version is NOT an option.
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Just to verify... you are connecting using a Firewire cable?
IF you are on Win7...
Legacy Driver and Capture http://forums.adobe.com/thread/869277
- And a Picture http://forums.adobe.com/thread/727755
IF Firewire is still not working, try a different program
SD capture http://windv.mourek.cz/ or http://www.scenalyzer.com/main.html or http://www.exsate.com/products/dvcapture/
Do note that the demo version of ScenalyzerLive puts a watermark in the files it creates
Try this for HDV capture http://strony.aster.pl/paviko/hdvsplit.htm

FCP 10.1 DV capturing from camera breaking the scenes into unwanted clips by flashing a black screen on import window. But its fine and accurate with adobe premiere pro cc ? Any solution * Advance Thanks

FCP 10.1 DV capturing from camera breaking the scenes into unwanted clips by flashing a black screen on import window. But its fine and accurate with adobe premiere pro cc ?
Any solution * Advance Thanks

FCP X will import into separate clips every time it detects a scene change (as when you stopped and started recording in the camera). There is no option to avoid this, as far as I known.
You may try importing from camera using Quicktime Player X and then bringing the imported file into FCP X.

How to import 4K files from new camera JVC GY-HMQ10E in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 ?

Importing in RED format or other ?

I have used a MacMini to download the 4K content (only short clips were willing to download sofar), and then transferred to a PC I was able to get it to play in RED schemes in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.
I am just not sure if this is the right way of doing it.
My current concern for anyone with experience with this camcorder:
How can we download/combine from the 4 SD cards the longer clips too on Windows?
I saw a utility but had some extra requirements that I couldn't figure out yet.
On my MacMini only the short clips were willing to download.

Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 - JVC 20GB Hard Drive Video Camera Difficulties

I am currently using Adobe Premiere Pro CS3. I have a JVC 20 gb hard drive video camcorder that I have currently recorded footage on. I need to either find a way to capture that footage somehow or convert the videos from .MOD files to a supported format for Adobe without the blurry pixelated quality of the video and the lack of sound on certain formats. If anyone can steer me in the right direction, your help would be appreciated! Thanks!

Read Hunt on Using MOD/TOD files http://forums.adobe.com/thread/699990

'This project was saved in a newer version of Adobe Premiere Pro' but the project came from the exact same version??

Hey there,
I have two computers running the exact same version of Premiere (CC 2014) and both are currently updated.
I saved the project onto the server using one computer, then when I try to open it on the other comp I get this message:
'This project was saved in a newer version of Adobe Premiere Pro and cannot be opened in this version.'
Both comps are logged into the same creative cloud account and both work fine individually...
Does anyone out there have a fix for this??
Help would be much appreciated!!
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Ben

Are you sure the updates are the exactly the same, look at the 'about' details under the help menu, are the build numbers the same:

AMD and Adobe Collaborate on Upcoming Version of Adobe Premiere Pro Software

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AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced its collaboration with Adobe Systems Incorporated to deliver OpenCL™ hardware-accelerated video editing for the first time on the Microsoft Windows platform with the next version of Adobe® Premiere® Pro. This collaboration further demonstrates AMD’s commitment to enabling partner ecosystems with cross-platform open standards, empowering Adobe to amplify the editing experience for creative professionals everywhere. The combination of expanded support for open standards and the Adobe Creative Cloud™ brings unmatched access to the most up-to-date and powerful professional post-production tools anywhere.
The next version of Adobe Premiere Pro has been optimized to take full advantage of a wider range of AMD professional- and consumer-class graphics processing units (GPUs) and accelerated processing units (APUs), delivering unprecedented real-time editing with formats from DV to HD and 4K Ultra HD at high frame rates. Now Adobe and AMD extend this advanced OpenCL functionality to creative professionals running the Windows operating system. The expanded support on Windows and OSX complements the already popular Mac OSX OpenCL support available on Adobe Premiere Pro.
“AMD and Adobe are dedicated to delivering professional- and consumer-level solutions that support open standards and provide artists everywhere with the ability to create at the speed of thought,” said Neal Robison, senior director, Software Alliances at AMD. “Through AMD’s strong relationship with Adobe, video editors no longer have to wait for the rendering of edits, effects and composites ─ most everything can now be achieved at high-quality in real-time.”
Coupling AMD graphics hardware with the latest Adobe software, video professionals and prosumers alike will benefit from seamless, high-quality feedback. The next version of Adobe Premiere Pro with support for OpenCL harnesses the power of discrete AMD graphics cards and AMD A-Series APU’s to enable real-time edits, application of dozens of effects, support for the new Lumetri deep-color engine, and multi-stream and mixed format accelerated workflows with AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology.
From its APUs and notebook graphics cards to professional workstation cards like the AMD FirePro™ W-series, AMD technology works transparently with Adobe Premiere Pro to provide scalable GPU-accelerated editing solutions for inspired prosumers and creative professionals everywhere. The software is accelerated by OpenCL to efficiently harness the compute power of AMD APU and graphics products and achieve up to 4.3X faster exports from a source format with effects to a preferred final destination format for quick and easy distribution and publishing1.
“We’re all about creating the best software possible, and at NAB we’re revealing some incredible enhancements to our video editing tools,” said Simon Williams, director of strategic relations at Adobe. “Our customers require powerful systems that enable them to work quickly and efficiently. While we already support OpenCL on the Mac, today’s announcement gives creative professionals the opportunity to tap into the massive compute resources of AMD APUs and GPUs on Windows-based PCs, broadening the type of accelerated experience they can have with our upcoming software.”
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CS7... or CS6.5?
I don't have any links, but I remember a past discussion where the Adobe CEO said they would be going to an annual release cycle... with a .5 (paid) upgrade between the major version upgrades
If that is still true, that means that what will come out this year will be CS6.5

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.0.1

An update to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 will be available via Adobe Update Manager shortly. The file will also be available for download tomorrow (November 20) on Adobe.com, as will the readme (at http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/premierepro/releasenotes.html). In the meantime, here is the text of the readme.
We're really excited about this update, especially considering we released CS4 just one month ago. To force an update, choose help --> find updates from any Adobe application. The AME update that releases with this update is required as well.
Important note: if you are using the Elemental Technologies RapiHD plug-in, you must update to the latest version in order to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 4.0.1. You can update the plug-in by visiting the Elemental Technologies web page: http://www.rapihd.com/?q=node/129
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Premiere Pro is serving Adobe After Effects (#1871578)
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(#1851063)
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Other users have reported having trouble with VOB files from DVD recorders. Properly authored DVDs work.
Where did you get the VOB files that won't work for you?
-Jeff

Help me before I turn to Adobe Premiere Pro and PC!

I am desperately trying to import HVD footage from a Sony HVR-A1 in OfflineRT mode. I have a pretty slow Mac which does not allow me to work with native HDV or Apple intermediate codec and I WILL HAVE TO turn to PC if I do not find a quick solution… Argh…
I have tried the following :
1. OfflineRT HD esay setup specifying HDV as Capture setup and Sony HDV 1081i50 Firewire.
- It has worked once and not more after that
- The sequence is in JPG compressed mode but clips are all captured in full HDV, which makes it impossible to edit in RT… I have no idea of what is going on…
2. Offline RT (DV)
- Using i-link downconvert mode to capture in OfflineRT mode
- Everything seems OK until I finally try to batch capture in HDV. I then systematically get error messages and only a small part of the clips are captured.
3. HDV capture and transfer to OfflineRT HD via Media Manager (recompress)
- Everything works fine (capture, recompress and batch capture).
- BUT: it seems that recompress with OfflineRT HD suppose that the original is letterbox so that when the original (as mine) is 16:9, the compressed output is strongly distorted.
- I tried to use custom recompress procedures but they all seem to produce outputs which cannot be edited in RT…
It has been two weeks now and I did not start editing yet… What should I do? Turn to PC and Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0?

Welcome to the forum Jean-Claude.
If you will provide your system specs, I'll bet that
someone here will get you running smoothly and
happily.
Sorry for that...
My spec are:
FCP5
Mac OSX
2 HD (one external via firewire)
G4 on PowerBook with 512M RAM
I am capturing directly via Firewire from a Sony HVR-A1 PAL
My main concern however is that my problem does not seem to come from hardware spec since I have no real problem in capturing in native HDV (although my computer is too slow to edit in native HDV or in Apple intermediate Codec). It seemed to me that OfflineRT HD was just the way it should work for me (I can find a proper computer to fine-tune the final work) but I have found nowhere successful reports of using this option...
EDIT, just came across your other post... "Offline
editing with FCP5 OfflineRT HD"...should try to keep
only one thread active... keeps everyone from getting
confused...
Sorry for that too... I am going to close the other one right now...
G4 Mac OS X (10.2.x) PowerBook RAM:512M

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