MP4 in Adobe Premiere Element

When I import a mp4 file in adobe Premier element, the sound disappears.
The file has been converted from VRO to MP4 with VLC.

Hi, A.T.Romano,
I tried changing the extension name from .ROV to .mpg and it works. It’s marvelous. Thank you very much for your expertise…
The videos relates to 30 years of my children. Now I’m in a position to make a film with APE.
Thank you again.
Le 17 oct. 2014 à 19:56, A.T. Romano <[email protected]> a écrit :
MP4 in Adobe Premiere Element
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Phtho52
Thanks for the update.
If you are dealing with files with a ROV file extension instead of the VRO file extension, then I need to reconsider my reply which was specific
for VRO.
I am heading online to see what I can find out about ROV and the Sony DVD Player/Video Cassette Recorder SLV-D 990P.
To be continued...
ATR
Add On...curious that you did not find the cfa and pek set for your audio in the Media Cache Files Folder. Typically all video and audio are
conformed...video see mcdb and audio see cfa/pek.
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After doing a few test with different Minecraft clips I use in my videos, I noticed problem only happens to the clips I'm using for my cinematic. Time-lapse clips work fine.
Next I interpreted the footage and changed its frame rate to 30, just like my time-lapse clips are ( my time-lapse clips are 1920x1018 running at 30 fps and worked fine). This slightly fixed the problem only it sped up the clip a lot which was not the solution I was looking for.
Lastly I tried to stabilize the clip but I came with this error "Stabilizer requires clip dimensions to match project setting. Create a new project." so I tried to do what it recommend me to do, create a new project, and that didn't work, I even tried it in different settings, and still every single one did not work.
Please help me, I like to get back to making YouTube videos, a fast good reply would be appreciated a lot. Thanks

Kenerad
Let us recap for a moment...
Did you ever get good results using Premiere Elements 13 and specifically the cinematic output from Minecraft?
You seem to have suggested that at the beginning of your thread. If that were the case, we are in a "worked before but
not now situation" rather than "it never worked before".
Assuming "worked before but not now situation"
a. Can you think of anything different in the before cinematic build (good) versus the after cinematic build (jitters)?
b. Have you attempted to uninstall/reinstall Premiere Elements 13 (with a free ccleaner run through between the uninstall
and reinstall to get rid of leftovers from incomplete installs reinstalls)?
c. Have you considered downloading and installing a tryout of a Premiere Elements version earlier than 13 to determine
if it is more supportive of the cinematic footage? In this regard, you could download and install the tryout of Premiere Elements 11 or 12
and test your cinematic footage in it.
for version 11
http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-11-direct-download-links-pse-premiere-pre.htm l
for version 12
http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-12-direct-download-links-premiere.html
In either case, you need to read and carry out the web site's "Note: Very Important Instructions" in order to avoid
Access Denied message.
Please let us know if any of the above works for you at all.
Thank you.
ATR
Add On...Were any of the Minecraft Forums of assistance in this matter?

1920x1080 Fiasco in Adobe Premiere Elements 9

Hi all, I have been scouring the forums for an answer and so far, no luck. My problem is this. I have a Full HD camera and here are the properties for the video I am trying to render:
Video
Length 13:27
Frame Width 1920
Frame Height 1080
Data Rate 17003kbps
Total Bitrate 17132kbps
Frame Rate 59/second
Audio
Bit Rate 128kbps
Channels 20 Stereo
Audio Sample Rate 48khz
I have completed the video file editing in Adobe Premiere Elements 9 and I'm hung up on Rendering. I have tried rendering 5 different ways with awful results. The video is for upload to the web, Youtube actually, and I have rendered every way I can think of but the video quality on playback has horizontal bars that have delays. I have a 64 bit computer and every type of media viewer imaginable so I know it's not just a slow computer causing the weird playback. Also if it matters, the raw .mp4 file plays flawlessly through all media players with no issues. It's only after I attempt to replay the saved (and edited version) that I get these weird bars.
I don't want to lose the HD quality but I also can't have a 4.5gig file either, the upload limit is 2 gig.
Is there a way anyone has found to render 1920x1080 with the above settings for ease of upload, without sacrificing the Full HD quality?
MANY MANY thanks, I am about to bang my head through the screen!
Rachael

Thank you all,
(Neale) I updated Quicktime for 64 bit processors and this doesn’t seem to solve the rendering issue.
(VDOSurfer )– Youtube only has a single upload button, they do recommend project settings and they provide a list of settings to use to help with upload quality. Their recommended settings are as follows:
[Container: .mp4
No Edit Lists (or you may lose AV sync)
Video Codec: H.264
Progressive scan (no interlacing)
High Profile
2 consecutive B frames
Closed GOP. GOP of half the frame rate.
CABAC
Variable bitrate. No bitrate limit required, though we offer recommended bit rates below for reference
Color Space: 4.2.0
Frame rates should match the source material Content at 1080i 60, should be deinterlaced, going from 60 interlaced fields per second to 30 progressive frames per second before uploading.
Resolutions
YouTube uses 16:9 aspect ratio players. If you are uploading a non-16:9 file, it will be processed and displayed correctly as well, with pillar boxes or letter boxes provided by the player. If you want to fit the player perfectly, encode at these resolutions: 1080p: 1920x1080]
(Ted) At the very start of this I originally rendered in .WMV (personally I prefer this format) with the highest settings I could access in APE9. I then moved on to attempt to reduce the bitrate to see if that would help somehow. The rendered .wmv video (along 4 other test renders in different formats) were uploaded to Youtube and I started with the lowest available playback preset on each, switching all the way to the highest available preset and all had lag time or bars, be it sawtooth, or blurred horizontal bars. This was after allowing Youtube to fully process the video. The horizontal bars are definitley more apparent when sharp/rapid movements are made. I have also watched the video on the iPad and a second PC and these bars are visible on all. I have several codec players and plugins on the laptop I'm using to run the AEP9 program on, and I have 212 Gig free on my PC with an additional 160 gig portable boost, so I have decent processing speeds. Strangely enough, the editing preview window in AEP9 shows a very clear picture and playback while I edit the file - which is great! It's when I render that the problems begin.
I have explored rendering in several formats, I've pretty well walked down the list of all of the options available (less PAL) I've even tried H.264 project settings, and I’ve also let the program select project settings based on the clip and rendering the finished product to .m2v – I say .M2v because so far this has been the only setting that keeps the video quality intact but it unlinks the video and audio once rendered and creates two separate files - even with the multiplex option selected. The only other semi decent output was .wmv, the sound and picture matched perfectly but had slow horizontal lines with rapid motion. I’ve rendered 1080x720 as general practice to .wmv files with no problems in the past. It is only now, that I have upgraded to a full HD camera that captures videos in 1920x1080/60i (59fps) that I am having so many problems finding a good setting to render in that doesn’t create some sort of playback glitch.
I guess I will keep playing with these settings. I almost wonder if there is a way to render to .mp4 at this point… I’m not even sure what will work anymore, or if an upgrade to a higher version of Adobe Premiere is in order (9 is what I have now). At this point I’d hate to have to downgrade – whether it be reducing the camera's recording size, or even reducing the raw file size to 1080x720, that would sort of defeat the entire purpose of upgrading to a better camera. Even if all of this wasn’t to create a 13 minute Youtube video, I would still like to know I can render SOMETHING at some point for whatever reason. Upgrading to a Full HD Camera with APE9 seems to be tough for this program to render, either that or I am just really dumb and missing something obvious (which is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE). lol!
Alright all, thank you so much for your suggestions. I really do appreciate your time. I will keep trying!
Thank you
Rachael

Adobe Premiere Elements 4-Freezing film when editing

When I edit a HD-mp4-file, the film is freezing in the playscreen. This does
not occur when I right click the clip and choose "Edit original" or when I
use Windows Live Movie Maker.
And I am very disappointed that Windows 7 does not accpet Adobe Premiere
Elements 9, which I bought together with my new computer.
The konfiguration of the computer:
OP
MS Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i5 460M @ 2.53GHz
Arrandale 32nm Teknologi
RAM
8.0GB Double channel DDR3 @ 532MHz (7-7-7-20)
Motherboard
Acer SM83-CP (CPU 1)
Grafik
Generic PnP Monitor (1920x1080@60Hz)
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650
Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator HD
Drives
625GB Western Digital WDC WD6400BEVT-22A0RT0 (SATA)
625GB Western Digital WDC WD6400BEVT-22A0RT0 (SATA)
Optical Units
Optiarc BD ROM BC-5530H
Sound
Realtek High Definition Audio
I use the second disc, 625 GB, for editing, and the disc is almoste not
used.
What to do??

If you are running Premiere Elements 4 on a Windows 7 computer -- particularly if it is Windows 7 64-bit -- that could be at the root of your problem. The program was designed to run on Windows XP or Vista and may not be completely stable on Windows 7 64 bit.
You also don't say what model of camcorder your video is coming from, but that could be significant. Unless your camcorder is a true AVCHD camcorder, Premiere Elements 4 is not designed to work with this video.
Even in version 9, Premiere Elements is not able to work with a number of pocket camcorders (like the Kodak), with the exception of the Flip cam, for which the program has specifically been loaded with the 3ivx codec.
Also, have you ensured you have the latest version of Quicktime, per the program's instructions?
All of these things may be contributing to your problems.

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