Is adobe premiere pro cs4 compatible with windows 7 or 8

is adobe premiere pro cs4 compatible with windows 7 or 8?

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Is Adobe Premiere Elements 10 compatible with Windows 8? Or maybe it will have problems?

Is Adobe Premiere Elements 10 compatible with Windows 8? Or maybe it will have problems?

Riccardo Pesare
I have Premiere Elements 10 on Windows 8.1 64 bit, and it runs well there.
But, I must disagree with SG when he writes
It will likely run. But it will not be able to take advantage of Windows 8's advanced architecture (including the 64-bit operating system and ability to access more than 4 gigs of RAM).
You can prove to yourself that Premiere Elements 10 is a 64 bit application running on Windows 8 64 bit. To do this use the Process Explorer Sysinternals and add a Image Type Column readout. When you do this for Premiere Elements 10, 11, or 12 on Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit, the readout tells you that you are working with a 64 bit version.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
And, as a 64 bit application, Premiere Elements 10, 11, or 12 Windows should be able to take full advantage of the 64 bit system when Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit.
I suspect SG is thinking Mac not Windows in his comment. It is my recollection that Premiere Elements 10 Mac is still a 32 bit application on 64 bit system. And, you are using Windows, not Mac.
We will watch for his clarification on this point or for support for what he posted as is.
ATR

Premiere Pro CS4 compatibility with windows 8.1

Does anyone know if it is possible to run Premiere pro CS4 on windows 8.1 or windows 7?
Thanks!

Hello Vera,
the answer is YES: Please have a look there:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/CompatCenter/ProductDetailsViewer?Nam e=Adobe+Premiere+Pro+CS4&vendor=Adobe&ModelOrVersion=4&Type=
Hans-Günter

Did adobe premiere pro cs4 run on windows seven?

I am going to buy a new computer, but i was using cs4 suite, but i dont know if Premiere pro cs4 run on it. friends tell me there are some compatibility problems...
Someone can give me some informations?

If you go with Windows 7 (hopefully 64 bit) you will have to tune the OS. Microsoft alone will install about 70 processes many of which are totally unnecessary and reduce the performance of your system. Also a purchased computer will have the usual extra garbage that systems houses usually install.
Also a few instances have occured where people have had to roll back graphics drivers. I have two systems running beautifully on Windows 7. I have reduced my process count down to about almost 30.
I strongly recommend windows 7 64 for CS4

Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 compatibility with Windows 8.1

Is Premiere CS3 and Encore CS3 compatible with Windows 8.1 64 bit?

I rather doubt it. CS3 was released back in 2007. You might try it.

Is Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 compatible with Yosemite?

I'm considering buying a copy of premiere pro cs6 as I prefer a copy that I can use forever without a subscription to CC and also be able to use without an internet connection as I am mostly without internet. I just recently updated my iMac to Yosemite. I'm curious if I can install a new copy of Premiere Pro cs6 onto Yosemite? Also, if not does Adobe plan to update Premiere Pro CS6 and keep it compatible with Apple's new OS releases? Or will they only be focusing on the CC apps?

It is unlikely that CS6 will get any updates. I beliee that has been answered/ advised by Adobe
Someone else may answer from experience if CS6 plays nicely with Yosemite

Is Premiere Pro CS6 compatible with Windows 8? Adobe let me download a 7Z type file but I cant do anything with it.

I am trying install Premier Pro CS6 on Windows 8 so I can extract Adobe Encore. This is a little ridiculous. What do I do with this 7Z type file? I have tried downloading a 2nd party installer app but no luck.

adobe 7z files are paired (file 1 of 2 and file 2 of 2) with matching exe files. both should be placed in the same directory and the exe clicked (or double clicked).

My Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 wont export properley.

Im running Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 on my Windows Vista & everytime I try to export my video something goes wrong. When I go to export, it opens Adobe Media Encoder & starts encoding it, but most of the time it will jus stop encoding. Even the elapsed time stops ticking. & I know it isnt the program freezeing up because I can still click the icons and even cancel or add new files, and it isnt just running slow because ive left it for 4 hours and it made no progress at all. A few times it has finished but the video gets screwed up. Like once a certain effect didnt show up, & both times the clips got screwed up & jus flashed green & repeated with the audio stillplaying fine. The only thing I can think of is it's the fact that Im running Vista or that the video has 117 items imported. Please help, Im at wit's end.

Alright, my computer is a Windows Vista. My processor is AMD athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 4450e 2.30 GHz. I have 3 Gigs of memory (RAM), and it's a 32-bit Operating System. I have 2 harddrive Disks, the C drive (85.6 GB free of 112 GB) and a "FACTORY_IMAGE (D:)" with 1.53 GB free of 11.2 GB, but I think the D drive is just for recoverey, it came built in with the computer. My virtual memorey says it's saving on the C drive and has "Total paging file size for all drives: 3241 MB". I close all other programs besides Adobe Premire Pro CS4, and Adobe Media Encoder when encodeing. Ive also tried running just Media ENcoder with same results.
The video files I have uploaded are .MP4 and .FLV. Ive uploaded MP3 files for some of the sound clips and PNG for some still images. Like I said before I have 117 imported files. Also my video is 7 minutes and 44 seconds long.
Now my problem has never accoured in the same place in the video. It seems to be spontanious. For example I tryed to export it the first time and it encontered an "Unknown Error" this was at a minute and a half of encoding the video. Then the second time I tryed to encode it it worked all the way through, but when I went to play the file it played just fine up until a point. then a series of clips began to flicker and play the wrong clips, some times from a scene that happened just previously to the clip before and also flash green. The audio stayed the same though. After the clip finished and another clip began to play it worked fine. Then I tryed to encode it a third time and this time it simply stopped encoding. Like I mentioned earlier the program or my computer never froze it just stopped encoding and the timer stopped. This happened a few more times before it finished encoding it again, but the same problem happened with the skipping, playing the wrong clip and flashing green while the video progressed, but this time it happened at a compltetly different part. For exaple the first time it happened about 2 minutes into the movie and the second time it happened about 5 minutes intot he movie.
When while I was making the video randomly the flickering of wrong clips and green flashing accourded when I would played a scene, now by just restaring premiere the problem would go away and the scene would play just fine. But this only happened in editing maybe 3 times. Unlike when I was encoding where it happens everytime the program finishes.
I hope this was enough info, if Ive missed anything please tell me.

Need Help Fast Re: Problems with capturing in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

I am working on a project with a deadline. I am using Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. My camera is a Sony Digital Video Recorder DCR-HC26. My computer is a Dell with OS of Windows Vista. I have been capturing numerous clips from hundreds of mini digital video cassettes. Yesterday, I attempted to capture from a Radio Shack Mini DV Metal Evaporated mini DV digital videocassette. For whatever reason it will not capture. I have never used one of these tapes before. Could it be the tape? After I click on "Capture," the screen shows NO PICTURE of sound, however, it plays on the camera. It can't be the camera settings because all the other tapes work. . . Any advice?

you need to post in the correct forum olivia.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/premierepro_current

Media Pending with Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

First of all guys, I know this is not a brand new issue but please help me out as am providing details. Thank you.
I have JVC Everio jvc everio gz-hd5 60GB camcorder. As you probably know that it records file into .TOD format, I converted them into .MPG format. This is how I am importing to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 before it's showing me golden little screen displaying PENDING MEDIA forever.
1. Import -> new project
2. Capture format -> HDV
3. Available Preset -> HDV108030p
Operating system detail
Microsoft XP Pro Version 2002 Service pack 3
2.19 GHZ, 1.99GB RAM, Intel core 2 duo CPU
p.s - I read some forums but the way they explained is too confusing.

I dont think I have enough info about your computers and hard drives and so on to tell if you can really edit HD stuff , but at this point you should really convert the TOD file first anyway. I don't think just renaming the extension will make it work OK, but I found some info on the internet that might help you convert to a more editor friendly format...
Standard definition video is stored in MPEG program stream container files with MOD extension; in most other systems these files have extension MPG or MPEG. High definition video is stored in MPEG transport stream container files with TOD extension; in most other systems these files have M2T extension.[2] Transport stream files can be converted into more common program stream files without recompressing the video itself. For example, FFmpeg, a free software program, performs the conversion on Windows and Linux systems with the following command: ffmpeg -i myclip.TOD -acodec copy -vcodec copy myclip.mpg. Software, included with TOD camcorders, performs this conversion as part of capture process. A similar command is used for MOD files: ffmpeg -i myClip.MOD -vcodec copy -acodec ac3 -ab 384k myClip.mpg -acodec mp2 -ab 192k -newaudio.
You Gspot screenshot is good, and it shows that it doesn't recognize anything about the codec and codec name..the right side of the GSpot is usually full of information about the video file...like the frame size, FPS , aspect ratio, and so on. As you can see from the above paragraph you would probably benefit from converting the TOD file using FFmpeg or some other program like streamclip ( also free program )
That's your first step I think...
You will have to know what your video file is...from the camera manual you can find out the frame size and fps used, whether it is progressive or interlaced, etc... The reason you will need to know about your video file is because when you open the TOD file in a program like streamclip to convert it, you will want to convert it to basically the same specs, but with as a different "codec" and file type....but keep the same video characteristics as the original.

Is CS4 compatible with Windows 8 Pro?

Is CS4 compatible with Windows 8? If yes, then what procedure should be followed upgrading from Vista (64-bit) to Windows 8 Pro? Pls advise and all help would be appreciated.

Regardless, do not do an in place upgrade. Back up data, deactivate software and do a clean install of Windows followed by installation of your applications.
Bob

Adobe premiere pro cs4 system requirements

hey anyone can help with adobe premiere pro cs4 ?
can it installed in windows seven?
i need the info as soon as possible..
thx !!

Hi,
Premiere Pro CS4 is compatible with 32 and 64 bit windows 7.0. However, Premiere Pro CS5 is compatible with only 64 bit.
If you purchase CS5 master Collection or Production Premium CS5, you will get CS4 Premiere Pro 32 bit. It means that
Premiere Pro CS4 will work in Windows 7.0 32 or 64 bit.
Please refer to this Microsoft link which shows the compatibility of Adobe Products with Windows
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Default.aspx?type=Software
I hope this link is help ful.
Regards,
SM

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
New in this release
- OMF export
- Final Cut Pro import
- Edit in Audition (Windows only)
- Surcode support
- AAF import and export
- High quality motion
- Third-party support
Notable fixes
- Attempting to trim locked tracks results in a crash (#1888355)
- Crash on Win and error on Mac when using Numpad-Asterisk keys to generate marker when
playing in Program Pane when Effect Controls pane is closed (#1890626)
- Crash when the Metadata panel is brought into focus when a DVCPro HD clip is selected
(#1884633)
- When a filter/search is applied in the Metadata Panel and then a different asset is selected, the
filter does not update (#1876954)
- Custom schema causes Adobe Premiere Pro to crash performing many basic operations,
starting with New Project (#1888938)
- Render of transition in imported EDL-based sequence fails; on Mac, causes application to hang
indefinitely, user must be force-quit application (#1873434)
- After ASND is saved, an effect is always ON if it turns OFF while playing (#1864978)
- Crash when attempting to load a project that contains a composition if headless Adobe
Premiere Pro is serving Adobe After Effects (#1871578)
- Exporting video as MPEG 4 will create a video file that imports at the incorrect length
(#1851063)
- Trimming both ends of a clip, then moving the clip will cause looped playback to be silent, or
only playback portions of the clip (#1868409)
- When exporting a timeline containing cuepoints, deleting a cue point via AME Batch-> Export
Settings, the cue point is still present in the output file (#1866690)
- Playing an audio-only file in the source monitor will cause the application to lock up (#1887330)
- Exporting any MT session as 24bit WAV leads to garbled audio Mac only (#1881684)
- Adobe Premiere Pro allocates too much memory and reads too much data from disk when
loading project files on the Mac (#1890579)
- With camera connected, opening clip from Timeline into Source and selecting File  Debug
results in a serious error (#1889197)
- Export to tape is active from DVCPRO HD sequences (#1863718)
- Application intermittently crashes when exporting a movie (#1868405)
- Render and Replace of offline clips takes over 20 minutes (#1885273)
- Application crashes when cancelling Normalize Audio Track dialog (#1887615)
- When an AVCHD clip is inserted into a DV timeline with Scale to Frame Size applied, rendered
previews of the clip show artifacts during Timeline playback (#1863988)
- Using scale to frame size in a timeline lowers output quality and softens detail and sharpness;
typing in scale attributes manually or using Adobe After Effects produces much better results
(#1527669)
- Multiplexed MPEG files exported to HD size and then imported back in to Adobe Premiere Pro
show up as 601 color space instead of 709 color space and hence the colors of the imported
files are off (#1852977)

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

Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 Cannot Export to Encoder Cannot find Updates

I am trying to export my movie from Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, I get a window that reads: An Adobe Media Endocer update is available for this version of Premiere Prol To download the latest update, please run the Adobe Updater from the Help menu or visit htt://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates. When I go help menu and select updates, It only comes back with the Adobe Reader 9 update. When I visit http://www.adobe.com/downloades/updates I cannot find the update anywhere, all updates seem to be for CS5.
Everytime I have used this program in the past the Encoder programs opens automatically when I export from Premiere Pro. But not anymore.
When I open Encoder then open Premiere Pro and export my movie, It loads into Encoder but I get these two error readings. Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library, Assertion Failed! Program:... File:..\GUI\Editor.cpp, Line: 391, Expression: false, For information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documentation on asserts (Press Retry to debug the application - JIT must be enabled
When I select retry, I get another window that reads: PProHeadless.exe has stopped working, A problem caused the program to stop working correctly, Windows will close the program and notify yoou if a solution is available.

What Adobe products do you have installed? Production Premium or ?
What you did puts the file into the ame queue, but does not actually export it.
Can you open ame? Start -> Programs -> [adobe program group] -> Adobe Media Encoder

How can I download the trial version of Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

Can anybody tell me how can I download Adobe premiere Pro CS4 trial version for windows 7 English.

This is a forum. None of the users here -at least not to my knowledge - are Adobe professional
Ninety-nine point nine percent correct. We are blessed with a few Adobe employees here, unlike some fora, but those folk are probably at NAB right now. Also, they are in other departments, so would have to walk "down the hall," or make a call, just as we would.
When it gets to issues on licensing, installation, etc., we're pretty much at a loss. Most of us have never encountered such issues, and only know what we have read in others' threads, when they have bothered to report back. Even then, that is third-hand info.
Last time that I had an Adobe installation issue was AI 3, IIRC. My upgrade version did not have the old database of S/N's. Mine was 00-000-003, and things had changed drastically. One call to Adobe, and a total time of about 5 mins. (including hold time), and I was given a number to plug in, and then everything installed perfectly. That was in about 1989, so is not quite contemporary. Still, that is the last and only first-person account that I can offer. Most here have zero personal experiences, as they came to the party later, and have just not had any such issues.
We'd love to help, but just do not have the experience.
Good luck,
Hunt

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