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I am currently using the trial version of Adobe Premiere. I am trying to figure out if this is the editing software to use. I recently bought the Canon 7d DSLR camera and with the most recent patches I can edit and view video files within Premiere with ease on my high horsepower computer. However, when exporting files to the H.264 Blu-ray format, the final file cannot be read by any software. If I import the file back into Premiere I get the following message "The importer reported a generic error." The file does seem to have some meat in it (~628 MB for a 4 minute portion of the timeline). I did try to export to wmv and after 10 hours it exported the entire file, BUT when I open it in media player, only about half of the movie plays, then it becomes corrupted. Any thoughts? This is the third editor I have tried and this one is the most promising. Vegas Pro ran out of memory after a 2 minute compilation. Pinnacle Studio doesn't recognize the .mov file.
Here are the specs.
Premiere CS4 4.2.1 Trial verison
Canon 7D .mov files running at 23.976 fps 1920x1080
Exporting using H.264 Blu-ray (HDTV 23.976 High Quality 1920x1080 (makes unreadable file)
Computer:
6GB memory
1TB mirrored disk
Intel i7 975 running at 3.33Ghz
Windows 7 64-bit
Ndivia 285 Videocard
Windows Experience Index rating 1 to 7.9 (highest)
Processor 7.6
Memory 7.6
Graphics 7.4
Gaming Graphics 7.4
Disk Drive 5.9

I kind of thought about that. Although it is strange that it "leads" you down that path via
1. having the option to do so
2. actually putting you through an 8 hour export rendering process (for a 2 hour series of clips) and
3. producing a file that looks rather large.
Other portions of the CS4 suite like Adobe Encore says you cannot use it in trial mode.
If this is the case, I would like to get some confirmation that Canon 7d .mov files will work before I shell out over 1K for the CS4 suite (especially is CS5 is most likely several months away...I could hunker down and wait)

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