Como Capturar imagen S-VIDEO o Video Compuesto con Premiere Pro 7

Hola no puedo capturar con mi Adobe Premiere Pro 7 video S-Video Video Compuesto solo puedo capturar video digital via Link o Fire-Ware; que como codecs o que configuracion o que tengo que hacer, estare agradecido de sus aportes, Gracias.

1 por firewire solo puedes capturar digital.
2 para capturar analógico necesitas una tarjeta con entrada analógica.
3 si no tienes puedes intentar utilizar tu camara de video/vtr/vcr como puente. Conecta la fuente de S-video a la camara y esta al ordenador por firewire. !Tu cámara o magneto ha de tener entrada de S-Video!
Lo que entre en la camara o magneto tiene que salir por el firewire de la camara al ordenador.
4 Para que premiere capture analógico "teniendo entrada analógica" tienes que deshabilitar el "device control" en la ventana de captura que apareca "none". Desaparecen los botones de control remoto y tendras un unico boton de grabación. Le das play al video y a grabar en el premiere "record".

Similar Messages

Several video transitions are missing in Premiere Pro CC 2014. Where are they?

I recently upgraded to Premiere Pro CC 2014 from Premiere Pro CC. I had been working on a project using several video transitions which were no longer available in Premier Pro CC 2104. I thought maybe they would show up in a later update, but so far I have not seen my video transitions including several zoom transitions and others. What happened?

scroll down the page to
Cross-platform support for video effects and transitions
Adobe Premiere Pro Help | New features summary

Video- bzw. Audiolänge Premiere Pro CS6

Hallo,
habe folgendes Problem: Wenn ich Video- bzw. Audiodatein in Premiere Pro CS6 importiere, werden sie nur zu einem Bruchteil angezeigt.
Importiere ich beispielsweise eine Wave-Datei von 5s, wird diese in Premiere auf ca. eine halbe Sekunde gekürzt.
Wie kann ich das beheben?

CS6 only uses ONE video card for previews. For exporting or transcoding the video card is not used at all, that is a CPU/memory/disk affair. Accept the fact that all of your Titans do not help at all. You would have been better off with investing in a better CPU, more memory and better disk setup.
Four Bugatti Veyrons without gas do not run faster than a Toyota Aygo with gas.

Can you capture video from the internet, using premiere pro cc?

trying to capture video from the internet, using premiere pro cc, is that possible?
also - it keeps saying "video capture offline" - any solutions for that?

I am going to go out on a limb and say that while it may be against the YouTube terms of service to download or scrape a video off of their service, there are times that I really don't care since it is for my personal use. Providing myself or my wife with entertainment that she can watch or listen to on her smartphone while on an airplane, or in a car traveling down the road, just doesn't bother my moral compass. Doesn't make it twitch in the least.
Perhaps I am wrong. Perhaps I shouldn't do it. Tough. I do, and will continue to do so until the Google police come knocking on my door.
This is pretty much the same argument that they tried to kill the VCR with. The simple act of time shifting was something that was considered wrong, and illegal, until people came to their senses.
As for the editing capability, you might be surprised at the ways it is possible to download video that works just fine for what I use it for. Premiere Pro has no problems allowing me to edit out the parts I don't like, or just aren't funny, and the quality really doesn't suffer much at all.
Now, with the exception of something I did for my two year old Great Niece, I have never used any video that I have downloaded for anything except a tutorial, or in her case, a Sesame Street song I used when I shot video of me reading her the Sesame Street book that I purchased.
Would it be wrong to post downloaded video, intact or edited, for public consumption? Sure it would. No question about it.
But please do not assume that everyone downloading video from the Internet is doing so for nefarious purposes, and I promise not to assume everyone is a perfect angel and is following all the rules.

How can I create a stop animation video with single images in Premiere Pro?

Let me start off by saying I am 100% new to pretty much all Adobe software as of about 3 weeks ago. I have been doing a lot of googling these past few weeks. With that said, I will do my best to explain my question.
I am making a stop motion animated video. I am not using several photos to create the look, but rather single photoshopped images that I have deleted the backgrounds out of. Basically the video is single charms "crawling" or flying in individually from off screen into a circle, there is a story explaining what each charm means. I started in After Effects, but had issues with audio... am I right in my understanding that you cannot preview the audio unless you use the preview feature? So my solution was playing a guessing game, rendering/exporting, importing it to Premiere Pro, taking notes and then heading back to After Effects to try to re-do the timing. Obviously this was not working too well.
Then after doing more googling and clicking around I figured out you could layer images in Premier Pro and make them move just as you would in After Effects, which is great! There are two things hanging me up...
1. I used the wiggle effect in After Effects. For the life of me I cannot find or figure out an effect or preset similar to this in Premiere Pro. Is there such a thing? Or do I have to create rotation keyframes? (I think I'm using keyframes correctly).
2. Making the images stop-motiony and not smooth.
My question is... any suggestions on how to re-create the wiggle effect easily in Premiere Pro? Or is there away to create the effect in After Effects and then import the image into Premiere Pro and still be able to change the position and timing?
Please help! My deadline is tomorrow by the end of the work day!
Please forgive me if these are silly questions... go easy on me, I'm soo new! Thanks in advance!

Thanks so much for the reply!
I read that... but it doesn't preview the whole thing? It only previews a few seconds and then loops. I tried to figure out how to change the preview settings, but I can't seem to get it to work.

My video's have codec but premiere pro see only audio file

Hi,
My Ematic EVH528 camera capture 1080p videos and I watch my pc with xvid codec. But premiere pro see only audio file.
I need a solution. Help me please.

Read Tweakers Page - Video Codecs and then convert to an editable format.

Why is my video pixelated when exporting from Premiere Pro?

Hi,
I'm a musician wanting to make some basic videos for YouTube. The videos will consist of an intro (logo, title etc) and audio playing over a still image which will last the duration of the song. I've edited the still image for the video within Photoshop (CS5.1). The image is of a woman screaming and is intentionally very dark. When I export this image from Photoshop, the quality is excellent. When I then import this image into Premiere Pro (CS5.5) and export as the finished video, the quality of the image is significantly reduced and is rather pixelated. After spending hours searching online and trying different settings to achieve the result I want, I've had no luck, and I'm now in desperate need of a professional opinion. Is it possible to get the same quality image within the exported video as I get from an exported Photoshop file?
Things I've tried:http://www.ashmathos.com/Musici
Photoshop - Exporting image using different file types - .tif , .PNG , .PSD etc
Premiere Pro - Exporting video using different formats - .FLV , Quicktime and MPEG4
- Changing the Capture format between DV and HDV
- Different presets - AVCHD, HDV, DV - PAL/NTSC etc
Both the image exported from Photoshop and the video are 1080p (square pixels)
An example of what I've explained can be found here:
http://www.ashmathos.com/Musician/Test
(The video can be found below the image)
To any responders,
Thank you!

Can't you see how the video is pixelated? Mainly around the nose and forehead?
Nope. Looks fine when I watch it.

.mov files no video but has sound in premiere pro cs6

I know this isn't adobe. However, all of my .mov files play with no video in quicktime, premiere pro cs6, and sony vegas 9. I've looked into the missing codec, and quicktime brings me to the general page with multiple codecs listed. This happens with two different types of cameras. Both HD. I have Windows 7. Does anyone know why the files won't play video? Thanks.

jon - no idea why you were such a snarky SOB in your reply. person was just asking for some help. obviously stuck and could use some advise. you could have chosen to ask a few clarifying questions to see if additional info could be gleaned. instead you CHOSE to be mean. NOT COOL. if you hate being a support person, dont offer your help and dont go online. otherwise, change your attitude.
If you feel my comments were inappropriate, then feel free to report my post as such. If you feel the information was incorrect, then please provide what you feel to be more correct information. The object of my comments was to 1) point out that no accurate solution was possible without amplifying information, 2) inform the individual why more information was needed, and 3) describe at least three methods for getting the required information. It was not my intent to be either "mean" or "cool" but rather to teach the individual how to analyize their video content in order to become more self-sufficient in the future. Perhaps if you concentrated more on the content of my response than on your emotional interpretations of what you think was implied, you might find something of value.
My question for you is,"Did you actually create a new profile tonight to hide your normal identity while you berate my response?"
for lordrebeccasama - there are people out there that would like to help. I would suggest you try to get answers to some of these questions and post - people may have some ideas: Does this problem occur with all MOV files or just certain ones. if just certain ones, can you ell which camera or source produced the file? can you see if the files can be played on other machines (like another PC or a MAC)? if you can, try to get into the properties of the MOV file (the container) and see if you can tell how it was encoded. good luck - and on behalf of all people that actually like to help, i apologize on behalf of jon.
Since you have essentially asked for the same information I did, albeit in a more indirect manner, I don't feel any apology is needed on my behalf.

Doesn´t Radilal Blur Video effect exist more in Premiere Pro CC 2014?

Hello everyone!
I am studying an Adobe Premiere Pro guide, it is based on an old version and, at one point he says to apply the radial blur effect video.
The problem is: This effect is not where it should be, or no longer exists. Can anyone tell if it still exists? It was replaced ?
If not, how to simulate the same effect? Since all existing blur options in CC version does not do anything like the Radial Blur.
Already,
Thank you to all !

The project was very large. Connected to 5 TB of media on a server, not local, or ext. hd. I needed to "trim" the sequences to make them manageable to put on an Ext HD and mail around the world to different bureaus of our media company. I opened the project manager and trimmed the first sequence and it worked fine. All subsequent sequences ended in the same error. "Unknown error, please save and re-try." I tried changing the settings of the "trim" and nothing worked. I tried several different computer, still didn't work. I tried saving the trimmed sequences to different HD's, servers, local desktops, etc. Nothing worked. Same Unknown Error. I think it might have to do with audio that is in the sequence that is not being used in conjunction with the associated video. But, that is crazy. All sequences include this type of editing. But, the first sequence that worked didn't. SO, maybe that is it.
Please fix this problem because I still need to trim these sequences and I'm on a deadline of December 1, 2014!
Thank you,
Ben Dyer

Have imac osx 10.6.8 with 2 gb 667 mhz ddr2 sdram. Can I get more ram and a good video card to use CS6 Premiere Pro

I'd like to upgrade with more ram and a proper video card to properly use Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
I have an imac version 10.6.8 Can I boost this mac.
Hardware Overview:
Model Name:          iMac
Model Identifier:          iMac5,2
Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:          1.83 GHz
Number Of Processors:          1
Total Number Of Cores:          2
L2 Cache:          2 MB
Memory:          2 GB
Bus Speed:          667 MHz
Boot ROM Version:          IM52.0090.B09
SMC Version (system):          1.6f0
Serial Number (system):          W86510LAWH5
Hardware UUID:          00000000-0000-1000-8000-0017F2CA47EB

Sorry, you have the maximum amount of RAM in your computer, as shown in the specs below. Also the video card can not be upgraded.
Maximum Memory     2.0 GB
Memory Slots     2 - 200-pin PC2-5300 (667MHz) DDR2 SO-DIMM

Show Frames Function on Video Track NOT Available on Premiere Pro CC

I've been using Premiere since version 1.0 - almost 15 years. One of the functions that I've always used was the "Show Frames" function on the video track timeline. It's very visual and helps me to "see" my project a whole lot better. And, now it's gone. why? Why take away a good thing? Was it just forgotten? Did some editor prefer the AVID look and feel? is that what Adobe is doing? Where is my Show Frames function in CC - I want it back!!!

You know, I did spend some time reading about the new features. And I do expect that some things get moved around a little bit. And, most times I figure those changes out on the fly. But this one was pretty well hidden. By the way, in '96, Premiere was more like version zero and it was just Premiere - no Pro at the end. I'm pretty sure I trained on Premiere 1.0 around '97-'98 at a training facility in Dallas. I just went and dug up my Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 installation CDs in its original case and in excellent condition - a collector's item! It says Copyright 2004 on the back sleeve. I put the disc in the computer and read the date of the AutoPlay file - December 9, 2003. and the installation files are May 10, 2004. They didn't pop out upgrades back then like they do now!

Exported videos not in high quality (Premiere Pro 2.0)

Hi, I'd like to ask for help. When i go to export a video in Premiere Pro 2.0 I get 2 options. Export with File>Export>Movie or File>Export>Adobe Media Encoder.
I have tested out a bunch of export settings and none of the settings (that I've tried) do make my video export in high quality.
Some settings make the video export in blurred low quality, some settings export the video in a way which my media players (VLC & Windows media player) have diffuculty playing back (slow/lagging, kind of like when a video editor has laggy preview) and some settings make the output video have weird lines on them & low quality.
So I want to ask:
1. Wich Project settings to I use for example a 720p video? (when i click "new project" I get a list of choiced and i think that the settings under "Adobe HDV" are the best (just like a friend of mine recommended) (http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/Doctorwhofan2012/media/NewProjectChoiceofSettings.png.ht ml)).
2. Wich method do I use when I want to export my video?
File>Export>Movie or File>Export>Adobe Media Encoder? (http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/Doctorwhofan2012/media/SeveralwaysofexportingtheVideo.pn g.html)
If i choose "Export>Movie" wich settings do I have to apply? (http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/Doctorwhofan2012/media/Export-Movie.png.html)
If I choose "Export>Adobe Media Encoder" wich settings do I have to apply? (http://s1162.photobucket.com/user/Doctorwhofan2012/media/Export-AdobeMediaEncoder.png.html)
Message was edited by: A. Oliver

What kind of file are you editing?
Read Bill Hunt on a file type as WRAPPER http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037
What is a CODEC... a Primer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/546811
What CODEC is INSIDE that file? http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037
Report back with the codec details of your file, use the programs below... A screen shot works well to SHOW people what you are doing
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/592070?tstart=30
For PC http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en or http://www.headbands.com/gspot/

Which video camera works best with Premiere Pro CS6

I'm a beginner in working with PP and need to purchase a video camera which will work seemlessly with Premiere Pro. I don't want to go through a lot of conversion steps. I want to tape my kids sports, be able to take the raw video right from the camera to PP and begin editing, copying etc. Does the Canon HFM 500 with ABCHD formats provide what I need or do I need something more sophisticated? Just getting started with the whole video editing thing and want to make the right choices before buying a camera. Thanks for any input.

This message has a really good graphic about requirements
- http://forums.adobe.com/thread/810750
More about Requirements http://forums.adobe.com/thread/618058
Disk Configurations http://forums.adobe.com/thread/878419
What I built for CS5 and the camera I use are in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/652694

Canon fx 300 video not read by fcp, premiere pro reads fine?

Attempted to import footage from Canon fx 300 to FCP X,(Imac computer) would not recognize, either from card reader or camcorder. Canon utilities plays the video fine. Opened in Permiere Pro and video displays. How can I download video to be used by FCP X. Using IMac Mavericks,

Here is another, recent (and far shorter thread) on importing Canon MXF files after upgrading to 10.9.
Canon has yet to update their plug-in, but when I tested last week, I found importing worked fine from a card reader. This was the case with the OP's experience after he adjusted his process.
Although the thread is in respect to the XF100, the same should be true for the 300.
Russ

Captures PAL video with NTSC camera using Premiere Pro 1.5

I try to capture (download) PAL videos from a Sony DCR-HC40 NTSC camera using Premiere Pro 1.5. I can see the movie (on the camera) but none is captured in Premiere. I did it before and it worked, but I forgot the appropriate setting within the Premiere program.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Muenkey

The latter is the problem. As I hit the capture button, the tape in the camera rolls, I can see (and hear) the PAL movie in the view finder and on the LCD screen of the camera, but the capture window stays black (though the frame counter works) and nothing is captured. (This is true whether I use an NTSC or PAL project set-up in Premiere). Again, I know there is a solution. I have done it before but forgot the necessary set-up steps in Premiere.

Como Capturar imagen S-VIDEO o Video Compuesto con Premiere Pro 7

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for