Blackmagic H.264 Pro Recorder (H.264 Encoder) kompatibel mit Premiere Pro CC?

Hallo, ich habe einen Blackmagic H.264 Pro Recorder (H.264 Encoder) mit dem ich bisher über die Blackmagic Media Express Software Aufnahmen importiert habe. Leider captured Media Express diese nicht mehr obwohl der Recorder erkannt wird. Blackmagic gibt an das Premiere Pro CC ebenfalls kompatibel mit dem Recorder ist. Ich habe mir nun CC als Testversion heruntergeladen, aber leider erscheint bei ,Aufnehmen‘ ,Aufnahmegerät offline obwohl der PC das Gerät erkennt. Ich nutze Windows 7 64 bit. Kann mir jemand weiterhelfen?

QuickTime is still a 32 bit process and the 64 bit PP has to use a sort of "band-aid" to make QuickTime files work right. It's possible that might slow things down.

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ältere Datei nicht kompatibel mit Premiere Pro CS5?

Hallo,
mein Problem ist folgendes:
ich habe ein Projekt mit einer älteren Premiere Pro Version angefertigt und wollte diese mit der CS5 Version öffnen und dran weiterarbeiten. Nun kommt folgende Fehlermeldung:
--Dieses Projekt enthält eine Sequenz, die nicht geöffnet werden konnte. Diesem Sequenztyp konnten keine Vorgabedatei zur Sequenzvorschau oder ein Codec zugeordnet werden.---
Was kann ich jetzt tun, ich kann die Datei nicht öffnen.
Danke für Eure Antworten

Hallo Carlos,
den Fehler kannst du wie folgt beheben.
Gehe in den Ordner wo Adobe Media Encoder liegt. Bei mir ist es C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder.
Erstelle vom Media Encoder Programm eine Verknüpfung auf dein Desktop. Diese Verknüpfung kopierst du dann direkt in den Ordner von Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. Die Verknüpfung vom Desktop kannst du danach wieder löschen.
Dann funktioniert alles und Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 startet ohne diese Meldung.
Der Fehler muss bei mehreren aufgetreten sein. Adobe hat extra dafür ein Ticket eröffnet.
Ich hoffe ich konnt dir helfen.
Gruß Burghard

Adobe Media Encoderに必要なコーデックがインストールされない(Creative Cloud | Premiere Pro)

Adobe Creative Cloudの年間契約を行った後で Premire Pro CS6のインストールを行った場合、Adobe Media Encoder で MPEG2 などのコーデックが利用できない場合があります。
このような場合は、お手数をおかけしますが、こちらの文書の解決方法をお試しください。
■Adobe Media Encoderに必要なコーデックがインストールされない（Creative Cloud | Premiere Pro）
http://kb2.adobe.com/jp/cps/936/cpsid_93621.html?sdid=JSRPP
ご不便をおかけして誠に申し訳ございません。
Adobe Creative Cloudのアップデートでこの問題を近日中に解決する予定です。

Dear Mr. Smith,
I have since cancelled my CC Premiere Pro account.
Adobe sent a verification email to mbattaglia@1100kfnx_com. Since I am not that person, I had no access to that email account; therefore I could not activate the account.
The Creative Cloud exe file wouldn’t work. I opened it and it looked like it was going to run and then it just disappeared off of the task manager.
Since Adobe pulled an email address from my email account, I can only assume the Adobe is involved in the act of Data Mining and now they have all of my email contacts and more.
Five stars for Adobe and their Creative Cloud of Confusion.
Very disappointed… but not surprised,
Michael O’Connor
cid:[email protected]

After I purchased the creative cloud, I receive an error message when trying to use premier pro cc 2014. It states "Adobe Premiere Pro 2014.2 has stopped working. A problem has caused it to stop working. Windows will close the program and notify you of

After I purchased the creative cloud, I receive an error message when trying to use premier pro cc 2014. It states "Adobe Premiere Pro 2014.2 has stopped working. A problem has caused it to stop working. Windows will close the program and notify you of a solution." When I used the trial I never received this message. Now after purchasing it I receive this error each time I open PP and am unable to use. it. Any ideas or support to fix this issue?

What does the detailed crash report say?
And have you updated your video card drivers from the GPU maker's website? (most crashes on launch are due to bugs in out of date video card drivers)

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Für DV- oder HDV-Aufnahmen ist eine der folgenden Komponenten erforderlich:
ein OHCI-kompatibler IEEE 1394-Port oder eine entsprechende Aufnahmekarte (FireWire, i.Link)
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eine nicht OHCI-kompatible IEEE 1394-Aufnahmekarte mit Voreinstellungen, Treibern und Plug-ins, die speziell für Premiere Pro entwickelt wurden.
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Ich bin nicht genug in der Computermaterie fit, dass ich weiß, warum der Anschluß da so eine Rolle spielt. Die analogen Aignale müssen irgendwie in den Mac und dort digitalisiert an irgendeiner Schnittstelle umgewandelt werden. Anscheinend hat mein mac solch eine Achnittstelle nicht, was mich wundert, da doch angeblich alle Kreativen, die was auf sich halten, mit Mac arbeiten. Die Leute von der Hotline von Apple haben keine Ahnung und die von Adobe erst recht nicht. So müssen wir uns im Forum selbst helfen und hoffen, dass jemand mehr weiß als die Experten der Hersteller.
Wer weiß, was ich brauche und tun muß? Danke im Voraus
Monika

You need a firewire card (IEEE1394) installed.
The best thing you can do is get yourself a good converter with firewire like the ones by Grass Valley. USB does not work.
Hook that up to the firewire and off you go.
A DV camera can be hooked up straight to the computer.

Aufnahme mit Premiere Pro CC nicht möglich!

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Hi,
ist das ausgegraut oder sowas?
Magst Du mal nen Screenshot hochladen und beschreiben, wo genau Du da klickst?

H.264 encoding issues with Premiere Pro CC 2014

After updating to Premiere Pro CC 2014 yesterday, I see encoding artifacts on my H.264 exports.
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Original: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2rJe0xgMTxFYXJiMjZpZ0stUzQ/edit?usp=sharing
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Message was edited by: Jim Simon

Mark Mapes wrote:
This is a known issue introduced in CC2014.0. Some h.264 encodes have blurriness or noise periodically in some areas of the frame. The problem is most pronounced in regions of the frame with very little detail, like grass or pavement--or the T-shirt in the sample frame. We are working on a fix. Before you ask when the patch will be forthcoming, I'm not authorized to even hint at the timeframe.
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Sorry, but thats not completely true and by far not the correct answer:
The problems with random artifacts occurred with the introduction of a new version of H264 in CS6 but there you still had the option to export with the previous H264 Version via Media Encoder.
Since the previous H264 version is not available in CC, using CC7.2.2 is not a solution either.
BTW
Updating to CC and using the new Mac Pros with Mavericks is currently a total mess - no open cl rendering, random crashes, no usable h264 ... thanks adobe!!
... but we can track masks in premiere now ... wow!

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but to automatically open up AME CS5 ... hmmm.. maybe a hack?
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Fehlerbeschreibung:
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Adobe Produktion Premium CS6, Grafikkarte GeForce GTX 570 und Blackmagic Decklink Studio sind immer auf dem aktuellen Stand.
Hat jemand den gleichen Fehler ???
Meine PC-Daten:
PC: Win 7 Prof. 64Bit Asus Board P9X79
Prozessor: Intel Core I7-3930 Sechskern 3,2GHz
Speicher: 4x 4096 MB Ram DDRIII 1333
Festplatten: Raid0 2x2TB
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Videokarte: Blackmagic Decklink Studio 2 Version 9.6.6

Hallo,
habe ich gemacht, ohne Erfolg. Habe mittlerweile rausgefunden, dass es vielleicht an der "schnellen Farbkorrektur" liegen könnte?! Wenn ich die weglasse rendert er richtig. Allerdings brauche ich diese... Also bin ich weiterhin über Lösungsvorschläge dankbar!

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http://groups.adobe.com/group/770
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Thank you Harm for the info so far. I appreciate it. Seeing that this is an issue, let me give you a little more data than I might normally do in the hopes of helping to resolve this issue and possibly, you will be able to distill from this something of use for all of us.
I tried out what you said to do, clicking in the timeline first or even while the blue wheel is in motion, but it makes very little difference. Let me give you a little more info. As an attempt to have resolved this which I have not, I am essentially working offline and the problem still persists. I have internet connection disabled, I have all anti-virus and firewalls turned off, I have gone through the task manager and have ended every single process not essential to running Premiere Pro CS5.
All it takes is for me to click on the desktop with nothing open and then click back to the Premiere Pro CS5 window whether it be in the timeline or anywhere and I get the blue circle going. When I do what you say, even while the blue wheel is going, and I try to click on the timeline, the premiere pro window goes white with the blue wheel still going and locks up for at least a minute.
Some other outpoints that may be related to the same issue:
Additionally, when using the media browser and I double click on the P2 media thumbnails to bring the media to the source window, I get a long delay
to load the footage. Usually about 10-15 seconds for EACH piece just to view it. Needless to say, this makes editing essentially impossible. I have also tried settings on the memory preferences section changing between "performance" and "memory" not really knowing if that would have anything to do with it, but it didn't.
Another mysterious thing is that my editing tools window never shows up even, even when I reset the editing workspace (window-workspace-reset current workspace (with "editing" bulleted). I have to manually open up the window and then drag and drop it back to its normal place each time.
Needless to say this is making the experience terrible.
I checked my loaded and running programs to further resolve this to make sure I did not have some unknown system drain, and happened to see I still had the old Production Premium CS 3 installed but not running, so I uninstalled that and it made no difference. It hadn't been running anyway.
What is frustrating, Harm, is that my Premiere Pro CS4 was running great. When I started working with P2 media on CS 4 on the same system, I had noticed a similar lag in loading P2 media which I thought was odd, but I NEVER had the delay and blue wheel and white screen clicking from one application to another. The only time on CS4 I even experience a slow was when I had PPro4, AE4, AME4 and Encore 4 all opened at the same time!
Funny thing though, when I have Premiere Pro CS5 and AE CS 5 opened, AE runs fine, but Premiere seems to be hog and is just slow. I never have a problem going in and out of the other Production Premium applications.
I am using an Asus computer, with Intel Core i7 processor 920 @ 2.67ghz. I have standard overclocking software, and when I overclocked my processor to run as an i7-940-2.93 ghz, that lag on the loading the P2 media into the source window went away on CS4.
However, since being on CS5 it now does the same thing.
It is so bad that I thought I okay I will go back to CS 4. However, now when I try to use CS 4, it is doing the same thing, yet this did not do that before installation of CS5!
Let me give you just one more bit of data in the hopes that it may help in resolving this. The way I installed Production Premium CS 5 was first via
the trial software. While that was downloading, I purchased the software and I installed the serial number at the time of installation. The reason I mention this is that before I purchased it, I was interested in seeing if CS5 would handle a codec problem I was experiencing going from premiere pro to encore DVD ( this will be the subject of another thread) and I was assured by the salesman it would (it didn't) and that the trial software is fully functional!
Well, that is untrue, and the salesmen and the sales supervisors (spoke to them all) are very seriously misinformed. The Trial version is NOT fully functional, however, you do not find out about it until you actually get the download page and then it clearly says in small print that encore and various HD codecs are not operational as well as some AE aspects on the trial version.
The reason I tell you this is that I don't know if installing via the trial software version makes any difference in how it sets up.
The significance of this is that I was told that Premiere Pro, After Effects and Encore build upon CS4 and you cannot uninstall CS 4 before loading the upgrade to CS5 nor should you uninstall it afterwards.
So this now possibly explains why the previous CS 4 I have on the system is also now responding just like CS5. (I don't know if it makes any difference, but CS5 installed Premiere Pro, After Effects and Encore in the C:\Window\Programs folder yet all other components are installed in the C:\Windows\Programs(86) folder. (My dynamic links work fine (so far) between Premiere and AE and Encore)
Okay, Harm, sorry I wrote so much but possibly this will help, and I hope there is something I can do immediately to resolve these serious delay (lag) issues.
PS: I have three internal hard drives. CS5 is installed on the C drive same as my OS and all my footage and premiere pro pjts are saved onto a different drive. Everything is 7200 rpm, 1TB, Sata 3Gb/s.. Except the internal drive where the PrPro Pjts and footage are stored is 2TB , 7200 RPM and 6Gb/s.

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