I can't import MTS files in premier cc2014

Premiere Pro CC 2014 doesn't import .MTS files? Says unsupported compression type

Move folder to another place on the drive and rename.
See if that will help.
Ingest via the Media Browser.

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b) Use an utility like Clipwrap or MPEG Streamclip to convert the mts file to a quicktime (mov) file
Luis,
Just to clarify one point…in order for Streamclip to convert the MTS I believe a plug-in like the AVCCAM QuickTime importer from Panasonic needs to be installed. (Credit David McClain over at the FCS boards for that info.)
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Help needed. Can I import MTS files directly into FCE?

I am currently using iMovie, but iMovie doesn't recognise the .MTS files that my Panasonic AG-HMC41E produces.
I was thinking of upgrading to Final Cut Express, but I don't know if that will solve the problem or not.
Can anybody confirm that FCE will enable me to directly import .MTS files?
Thanks in advance,
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As far as I have heard, transcoding to Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) makes a file that scarcely looks different from the original MTS; I should remind you that if you were able to ingest the MTS files directly into iMovie or Final Cut Express, they will do the same thing - transcode to Apple Intermediate Codec; they're just doing it within the interface of a capturing process. When they are ready for editing, they are now AIC. An app like Streamclip or ClipWrap is just helping you get this done outside of FCE or iMovie.
ClipWrap 2 can rewrap your mts file as a MOV and leave it untouched - quality is the same. However, FCE won't edit that without having to render a lot. It's best to transcode it to AIC.
There is a higher quality codec than AIC, called ProRes, but only Final Cut Pro can edit this.

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As the title says, I'm not able to import AAC files into my Premier Pro projects. The funny thing is that these files were created in Premier Pro CS4, so what gives? I took the audio out of a video and exported ONLY the audio in AAC format. But when I want to import these files into a project, it gives me a file not supported message. What am I doing wrong?

It says the codec is installed, so it should work no? I mean, like I said in the OP, I created these files in Premier Pro. I find it odd that I can't import files I created in the same program I used to export them.
I do agree that if you Export a file from a program, it should Import into that same program. That similar once did, but do not now, indicates that something has changed. Trying to find out what that is can be a bit time-consuming and can lead to dead ends.
I would try the Export again, but use PCM/WAV, to make sure that that method, format will work.
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I just got a Sony HDR-CX700 and I'm trying to import the .mts files using Adobe Premier Pro CS5. When I click Import and browse to the camera drive -> folder-> .mts file, it shows the file but when I click on the file, nothing happens.

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So, I have Premiere Pro CS5 installed in my school’s computer lab, which is full of iMacs (they’re the previous models that were out before the late 2012 models), and can’t seem to upload any .MTS files into Premiere. (I’m importing them from a Canon HF R400.) My iMac at home can do it just fine and is running the same version, but for one reason or another none of the school computers can open them. Everything else seems to work just fine inside of Premiere besides that, which is why I’m so confused.
I’ve read the previous posts and tried everything, but to no avail. What can / do I need to do in order to fix this? Do I just have to reinstall Premiere on all of the computers again or is there something a little less annoying I can do? Thanks!

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Hi,Neil.
Thanks for your reply.
Computer information:
Presario 2100 (DS629S)( Notebook )
Bios : Phonix Technologies ltd. KE.M165
Processor : Celeron :2.4 GHZ
x86 Family 15 Model 2 stepping 9 - speed 2395 MHz
Ram 512 MB DDR
Graphic card : 64 MB ( Shared ) -TV out
Audio card : stereo
HDD : - used 17.21GB - Free 57.35 GB
CD rom : DVD rom/ CD-RW
I save the project on a removal HDD that I replug to my PC where is the DVD writter.
To do the first tests,
I ripped the streams from movies (NTSC and PAL) into big files M2V, audios AC3 and DTS using DVD Decrypter.
No problem to reimport the M2V and AC3 files but I got that warning message since the beginning.
Then I install the codecs K-Lite Codec pack i downloded from the Internet. It didn't solve the problem.
I've got those OS Errors while using the Mod Soccer Submenu. psd temperate when I tried to delete it because of a "end of file" error message when burning as DVD files on the hard disc.
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It seems like FCE only reads MOV and MP4 files, and sometimes it doesn't even read those for me. Is there no easy way to import and edit MTS video files?

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To clarify Media Browser suggestion - very important that you copy ALL content from SD card to hard drive before importing using Media Browser. If you only have the .mts files alone, there is stuff missing that is needed for Premiere to properly interpret the video/audio.
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trying to import mts files into my final cut pro trial version and it does not recognize this file type. any help would be appreciated. I am trying to decide whether to continue using adobe premier for editing or consider purchasing final cut pro
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Got it now.Your hint about importing from the top level of the file system makes sense, and yes I was not importing correctly from the camera. I was triying to import manaully by searching for the sream file and selecting the mts files on there. when I tryed imporing from the inernal memory of the camera and not from the sd card it worked just fine. Thanks
If I am using files on the sd card can I import them in some way ?

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Hello, talented and attractive Adobe Forum. Weird problem with Premier Pro CS5 - when I try to import an AVI file I'm getting a message telling me that it can't import the file because of a header error. Can anyone tell me what that means, exactly? These AVI files were converted from MTS files using a freeware program, HD Converter, by Coyote. I've used this app before without a problem and the guy who's using my old software (CS3) is using these files without a problem. Any reason why CS5 might be having this issue with them?
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thanks.
after reading about movie headers, i have come to believe that adobe could support wmv formats. but simply chooses not to do it.
apparently a lot of other software providers have made the same decision.
here is the really funny thing....i tried to make a dvd from the wmv files using microsoft's own dvd maker program
that they ship w windows 7. guess what - that does not work either!!!
apparently no-one, including microsoft, likes the proprietary microsoft format and don't feel like taking the time
to figure it all out. i cannot blame them.
what would be great - if adobe would just let you know that they do not support it, instead of the cryptic error message
about not being able to read the header. but then, adode is like that. they are so obtuse. they remain commited to
providing an incoherent user experience.
in the meantime, you just have to convert these formats.
I found a great shareware program called Hamster. It is totally free and has a lot of great reviews. It is easy to use. you
can get it on cnet.com.
I converted the WMV to AVI, which loaded into Premiere Pro and I was able to finish my video.
rob

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Hi all,
I am using premiere cs4.
when i import .mts file in cs4 it says file format is not supported.
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Some frame rates and resolution combos will not import into iMovie directly. That's true. For instance, 1920x1080 @ 60 progressive frames per second (meaning not interlaced), that is not compatible with iMovie and you might need to convert it using a program like ClipWrap. Also if you have just the 'bare' .mts files, iMovie will not be able to import those either. iMovie expects to find all the folders and auxiliiary files recorded onto the memory card when you shoot AVCHD video. It needs all those extra pieces to navigate to the video clips and subsequently convert them from .mts to Apple Intermediate Codec. So in the case where you have a 'bare' .mts file use Voltaic HD to do the conversion.

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I have some problem using XDCAM file in Premiere Pro.
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carz999 wrote:
"This type of file is not supported, or the required codec is not installed."
Any suggestions would be appreaciated.
They have a website with support and a forum. https://www.videocopilot.net/products/action2/
Looks like cool stuff.
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