No Export for F4V or FLV in Premiere

Recently i had an Update to CS6, afterwards i Noticed there was no Export for F4V or FLV in Premiere as there was before. is this an issue? can any one explain what moght have happened? i dont think the UPDATE i got related to PPRO i think it was more Speedgrade and Camera Raw. any help or advice is greatly apprecaited

here you go, i can see F4V/FLV in Media Encoder, this is PPro

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I would like to know the list of possible output (export) file codec from FCP X. For example, can I export in F4V or FLV format?

I would like to know the list of possible output (export) file codec from FCP X. For example, can I export in FLV format? Where do I find the list, which gives me all the details about it? Or is there only one output codec? Thanks

That's an excellent analogy. While FCP cannot export FLV. It is possible to do a very simple substitution. If you export a QuickTime movie using the .mov suffix with the H.264 codec, you can change it to FLV simply by changing the suffix to .flv. This is an acceptable format for Flash movies on most web sites, if that's where you're trying to go.

Premiere Elements 7: share/export DV-PAL in FLV/QT/WMV, black bars on top/bottom

During export (step "share", export for "PC" - sorry, if I use some wrong terms, got a german interface) of only DV-PAL video to FLV/QT/WMV there are always black bars on top/bottom of the video and the picture is wrong in aspect ratio. I can't help.
I tried different resolutions (original 720x576, 502x402, 320x240) and, as only possible with QT/WMV, different pixel aspect ratios (PARs), even user-defined PARs and 'wrong' aspect ratios (like 512x402). No chance. (I think precise user-defined data like "1,094" is not possible, because results did not change anyhow and this value is shown as "1".) With e.g. QT, 640x512, PAR 1,067 there are black bars with 6 px each.
My project settings must be correct I think: DV-PAL, 720x576, 4:3, 25 fps.
DV-PAL- and MPEG-Export/Share is no problem.
As a workaround I export DV-PAL and convert with XMediaRecode to FLV. But I want direct and clean export with PrEl. That's what I bought it for recently.
I wonder why there are only NTSC-setting suggested in FLV-share. I have to change the size by myself.
And I wonder why Wikipedia says PAR for DV-PAL is "1,0940" and Premiere says "1,067".
I'm new to Premiere Elements 7 (although I got some experience with Premiere 5/6.5, FinalCut, Cinelerra ...) using Windows XP.

I posted two videos on muvipix.com:
WMV cable modem settings PrEl (without audio, fps like original)
Strange: in VLC media player there are bars on the left and right (and slight faded bars on top/bottom - hope you can see) and in muvipix.com and Media Player Classic there are bars at top/bottom
http://muvipix.com/cpg/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=17219&pos=0
http://muvipix.com/cpg/albums/userpics/17219/Unbenannt.wmv
FLV (no resize, without audio, fps like original)
black bars on top/bottom, but only slight in Media Player Classic
http://muvipix.com/cpg/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=17219&pos=1
http://muvipix.com/cpg/albums/userpics/17219/Unbenannt.flv
I had to deactivate sound because this is Creative Commons stuff and I don't want to give credits. And I changed fps to "like original" because 30 fps as standard in PrEl is wrong. It's PAL here.
Thanks for your efforts.

Exporting to FLV from Premiere

Hello,
I have PPOCS4 and I have a short 4 min clip. I have tried to export the movie to flv several times...and I can't get the movie to play back when I use the FMS3 server. If I use progessive, all is OK. If I convert using Sorenson, all is fine? Why is that? What could I be doing wrong?
I have used the presets in the system also.

I see what you are saying...yes that does work, and i could do that, but my family from the Ukraine does not have high speed internet. I have a home page that I developed to help keep them up to date of family affairs.
Video through FMS 3.5 is a good option since I don't need a full blown option where a lot of visitors will be coming.
Progessive is just too slow for them and emailing would be better than the progressive download...
there just has to be something that I am doing wrong to get the file to play on FMS...
Anyone with perhaps some settings that they use that they know works...I would like to try that.
Anyone?

Exporting For YouTube - Premiere Pro CS5 (Canon XL2)

I shot a promo video with my Canon XL2, and would like to upload the finished product to YouTube at the highest possible quality in order to help promote the company I work for.
Footage shot in 30p at 29.97 fps, 16:9 - NTSC.
Sequence settings are all correct and match my footage perfectly.
I have exported the video as H.264, AVI, MOV, MP4, MP2, WMV and countless other formats. When played on my computer the video quality is SUPERB. I am ecstatic at how it turned out, HOWEVER, when I upload the video -in any format- to YouTube, it looks absolutely horrible - as though it were shot with a webcam.
Does anyone have any advice as to what I might be doing wrong? Anyone had any experience with the XL-2 and Premiere Pro videos being ugly when uploaded to YouTube?
Thanks a bunch!

Be very careful when using Adobe's presents for YouTube, Vimeo, etc. They have a fixed frame rate but it doesn't always match your source frame rate and this adds additional render time and can drop or add (adding is much worse) frames.
The worst offender is a preset that is for non drop-frame 30.0 fps (instead of drop frame 29.97) because every 3 seconds 3 frames get added.
Also be aware that when exporting for the web (or most anything other than to DVD), you want to use square pixels.
This might require a bit of tweaking with the presets but it is well worth the effort.
864x480 is the square pixel equivalent to 720x480 widescreen (1.21...).
For more indepth info on the presets (and my rants on the matter) - have a look at my CS5 and C5.5 articles.
http://www.eventdv.net/Articles/News/Feature/Benchmarking-Adobe-Premiere-Pro-CS5-70277.htm
(under the heading "Don't trust the presets")
http://www.eventdv.net/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=74852
(under the heading "Working with watch folders in Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5")

Exporting from Flash to FLV, docs say you can, but not how.

The Help files state that you can export animations from Flash to FLV. I'm in CS5 Pro and cannot find ANY way to do that...
Alternatively, you can use Flash to create animations for use in movies. You can create an animation in Flash. You can export the animation as an FLV or F4V file. Then, you can import the FLV or F4V file into Adobe Premiere Pro for editing. In Adobe Premiere Pro, for example, you could add titles or mix the animation with other video sources.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flash/cs/using/WS1AFF7D02-09CE-4ff4-AFE8-30164EBC9C85.html
Are these documents wrong??
I can render to QuickTime and the encode, but I lose the linking on click to a url...
Thanks in advance for some guidance.
BTW, it really should be a lot easier in this "Pro" package to create items for YouTube for advertising purposes. Youtube accepts .FLV (Adobe - FLV1 video codec, MP3 audio) but not SWF

then you can't export an flv from flash. the help docs are incorrect.
i added a correction to the help docs. hopefully, the adobe technical writers will fix that will a future edit of those docs.

Images following a motion path shift slightly after export to .f4v (PE10)

I have been placing faces over those in a existing video. Everything is lined up properly in the editing windows but when I export to f4v or any other file type, the faces are not where they were prior to export and the effect is ruined when the faces are only 1/2 covered. Thoughts?

tjedic6
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 10 running on? And, does that computer use a NVIDIA GeForce video card/graphics card? If so, then please immediately go to the Announcment on Premiere Elements 10 NVIDIA GeForce at the top of this forum and rule in or out whether it applies to your Premiere Elements 10 setup.
If you fix that or rule it out, then onward....
1. What project preset are you setting for your project?
2. What are the properties of your source media which should be matching the project preset details.
3. What are the details of your "f4v" export? Apparently, Share/Computer/Adobe Flash Video and then what...
Since there are only two f4v presets, you must be using either
F4V - HD1080p (Flash 9 and Higher)
or
F4V - HD720p (Flash 9 and Higher)
Do you use the defaults for either of these presets or do you customized the Export Settings under the
Advanced Button of the preset?
The following is a screenshot under the Advanced Button/Video Tab of the F4V - HD1080p (Flash 9 and Higher) preset.
I suspect a mismatch in your settings somewhere. Your details will help us to find the answers.
Looking forward to your follow up.
Thank you.
ATR

What video format to export for Ipad Apps

Hi,
I am new in export flash to ipad. I tried to export my video as FLV for my ipad apps, it plays but its lagging or jerky.
I had tried other formats like mp4, f4v, m4v or mov it just doesn't play
Wonder if anyone knows what video format to export for my ipad apps?
Bruce
http://www.vmw.com.sg

[email protected], on an iPad, here's what I did to get the FLV loading and taking up (most) of the screen. You can't use the FLV Component skins so you have to use the UI Components as markc888 suggested below your comment. My only gripe with this solution is that I can't get the fullScreen button to make the video go full screen.
This is starts from a playVideo button on my stage.
playVideo.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, playVideoClick);
function playVideoClick(event:MouseEvent):void {
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flvPlayback.y = 62;
flvPlayback.width = 900;
flvPlayback.height = 506;
flvPlayback.fullScreenTakeOver = true;
flvPlayback.autoPlay = true;
flvPlayback.source = "yourMovie.flv";
flvPlayback.bufferTime = .1;
addChild(flvPlayback);
flvPlayback.playPauseButton = playPauseBtn_mc;
flvPlayback.stopButton = stopBtn_mc;
flvPlayback.seekBar = seekBar_mc;
var closeMovie:yourMovieClip = new yourMovieClip();
addChild(closeMovie);
closeMovie.x = 977;
closeMovie.y = 77;
closeMovie.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, closeMovieClick);
function closeMovie(event:MouseEvent):void {
flvPlayback.stop();
removeChild(flvPlayback);
removeChild(closePres);
Hope it helps...

Optimal FLash export for web ??

I'm trying to export a 2m34s flash for my website, but I keep test exporting clip that play strobbing because they'Re too heavy even if they are much lower size then many Quicktimes I've exported and played fluidly.
What would be the optimal setting for exporting a low res Flash and then a High res Flash 1920x1080 from an uncompressed HD AVI 10-bit with AIFF 24-bit stereo 48 000 ?
Thank you.

I've made 4 tests exports:
2 F4V = one scaled half and one scaled 1920x1080.
2 FLV = one scaled 3rd and one same as source which is 1920x1080
all 4 plays badly on my computer even when minimized to less than a fourth of my 19 inches widescreen monitor.
My computer is AMD Athlon x2 6400+, 8 GB RAM Windows Vista, NVIDIA Quadro FX 1500, separated raid 0 drive for video in SATA 2, basically I've edited HD timelines with no problem with this setup...
Here's the exports setting of my 4 tests:
F4V (h264) HIGH res:
VRB 1 pass
fps same as source (29.97)
Field Upper
Profile High
level 4.1
Target Bit rate 9
Max bit rate 12
keyframe distance 30 frames
audio 44.1 stereo AAC 128 kbps
audio quality: High
F4V (h264) low res:
VRB 1 pass
fps same as source (29.97)
Field Upper
Profile High
level 4.1
Target Bit rate 2.5
Max bit rate 3
keyframe distance 30 frames
audio 44.1 stereo AAC 128 kbps
audio quality: High
FLV HIGH res:
On2 VP6
VBR
fps same as source (29.97)
Bit rate 1500 kbps
quality best
undershoot 90
audio 44.1 stereo AAC 128 kbps
FLV low res:
On2 VP6
VBR
fps same as source (29.97)
Bit rate 1000 kbps
quality good
undershoot 90
audio 44.1 stereo AAC 128 kbps
Thank you for your help.
Frédéric

No audio when exporting from mpeg to flv

We have two PCs with Premiere Pro and AME installed, and just upgraded to CC. On one computer exporting works fine, on the other one, I'm losing the audio when exporting from mpeg to flv. I have used the same preset as on the other computer (that works) and also tried other presets that came with AME.
I can't figure out why this wouldn't work on one but works fine on the other? Anyone who knows?

How are you determining that the FLV has no audio? Are you playing it back in VLC Player or importing it into Flash?
Also, do you see a full range of formats on the system where you don't hear audio? If some formats are missing this might be a licensing issue. Also check if AME recognizes audio on the MPEG source (hover over it in the queue and look for audio info in the tool tip).

Exporting 5.1 ac3 audio from Premiere Pro CS4

Hi there,
I wonder if anybody can help me out with exporting 5.1 ac3 audio from Premiere CS4 version 4.1.0?
I have a 3min long HD 5.1 clip that I need to cut down to 60seconds and add fade transitions to. The final clip will be used in a media player with very specific spec - the clip needs to remain HD 1080p with a frame rate of 29.97 and a maximum CBR of 38. The audio must be 5.1 aac. The format can be mpeg 2 or h.264. The overall quality loss needs to be minimal.
Up to now I have been cutting up footage that only needs to be stereo and I found the best way to to this while keeping quality was to use Prem Pro and export as mpeg 2 1080p 29.97, quality:5, bitratre: CBR 38, audio as mpeg layer 2 (as these clips were stereo only). These clips played back fine and looked great so I wanted to keep the 5.1 clip process as close to this as possible.
So far all I have been able to get from Premiere Pro is an audio codec called DVD_LPCM which the media player will not recognise. I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to 5.1 audio so I may be doing something obviously wrong...
- I have purchased the 5.1 surcode codec and its activated.
- I have started a new AVCHD (I need 1920x1080) 1080p 29.97 project with a 5.1 audio master
- The orignal file is an mpeg which I have pulled into PPro and selected Clip > Audio > Breakout to mono
- I take the 6 mono channels in the project panel and put them into thier own mono tracks in the sequence.
- the video I use is the original mpeg with the 5.1audio muted in the sequence.
- When i select each track in the project panel and go to Clip > Audio > Source channel mappings, I see that track has already been allocated a source channel. So I go to the Audio Mixer panel and adjust the 5.1 panners for each tyrack according to what the Source Channel Mapping window has told me - Audio 1 is is L, audio 2 is R, audio 3 is LS, 4 - Rs, 5- C and 6- LFE
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Video - exactly as before
Audio -
Format - Dolby Digital, Codec - SurCode, Audio Coding Mode: 3/1 (L, R, C, LFE, Ls, Rs - 5.1 Surround), LFE: on.
The clip exports with DVD_LPCM 5.1 audio. Is it to do with the AVCHD preset? Could anyone help me get aac? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Using AME and the SurCode Plug-in, here's how the dialog screen looks for the Audio Tab in PrPro 2.0. It should be similar in CS4:
You do have the Minnetonka SurCode DD 5.1 SS plug-in, right?
Good luck, and hope that this is helpful.
Hunt
PS - note that in the screen-cap, I have composited the dialog box, as though it fully displayed, with no need to scroll it. Depending on your display, you may need to scroll, and your scroll bars will look different from what you see here - just ignore that part of it.
Message was edited by: the_wine_snob - Added PS

CS6 Exporter Plugin doesn't open in Premiere Elements 11 (Windows)

I want to make my (Windows) exporter-plugin compatible with Premeire Elements 11.
So far, I have been gotten my exporter-plugin to appear in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Media Encoder CS6, and the plugin runs there correctly.
I then followed the directions for running Premeire CS6 to create an export a preset file (*.epr). I copied copied that exported *.epr file to "OTHERS/MyCompany/MyPreset.epr" in my Premere 11 [App installation folder]. (As well as copying the plugin-binary *.prm to Plug-ins/common
In the <Publish:Share> tab, when I use the mouse to highlight 'OTHERS', I receive an error-dialog-box :
"Premiere Elements has encountered an error.
[..\..\Src\Exporter_Accessors.cpp-213]"   [Continue]
After I click continue, I don't get the dialog-box for my exporter-plugin. In the <Publish:Share> tab, I now see the warning-triangle and some text next to it: "Export Settings Invalid"

Hmm, I forgot about using Visual Studio's debugger. After some debugging, the error was triggered the first time the SDK_Exporter plugin called anything involving the <exportParamSuite>.
After a little more digging, I found that Adobe Premiere Elements 11 doesn't support the latest version of the exportParamSuite (kPrSDKExportParamSuiteVersion4).
In the CS6 SDK sample project SDK_Exporter, the function exSDKBeginInstance() grabs all of the suiteAPIs. The following call fails:
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         kPrSDKExportParamSuite,
         kPrSDKExportParamSuiteVersion, // CS6 supports v4, but crashes in Premiere Elements 11
         const_cast<const void**>(reinterpret_cast<void**>(&(mySettings->exportParamSuite))));
The original-call returns an spError code of <kSPSuiteNotFoundError>, which is actually misleading. I changed the version-argument to v3, and the error-call went away.
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         const_cast<const void**>(reinterpret_cast<void**>(&(mySettings->exportParamSuite))));
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More trouble with exporting for web

Alright,
Sorry to say but I am still having trouble converting/exporting my film trailer to the website for PC users to be able to access it.
I converted it to a quicktime movie film from FCP, which plays beautifully but apparently PC users can't see it still.
I have tried exporting to Compressor and tried every format there (mobile devices, web and so on...) they all came out pretty blurry.
Does anybody have a full proof plan for converting/exporting for website viewing (PC and Mac compatible)?????
P.S. It may help some of you to see the problem on the page http://www.inthelandofsmiles.com/Site/Film_Trailer.html
THANKS IN ADVANCE!

I will second the Flash suggestion. Great a .flv file and play it on your site with a flv player. Some are more difficult than others to use.
NOTHING is fool proof with this kind of stuff. Flash has the highest install rate on all computers and is as close as you can get to fool proof. You can also put a link on you site to download the latest flash player. The other plus is that it tends to have the best results with low file sizes. This is what YouTube and similar sites use to play their video.
PS. I highly suggest this flv player... It's free for non-commercial use and almost free for other uses...
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JWFLVPlayer

Dreamweaver CS4 Can't Insert F4V only FLV?

I was hoping for a quick way to insert H.264 HD video into
web pages with CS4 Dreamweaver, but apparently the Insert -->
Media command only recognizes FLV file types, not the F4V files
produced by Adobe Media Encoder from H.264 HD video.
Others on the Internet are saying to rename the .F4V to .FLV.
Indeed, Dreamweaver will then allow you to insert the video with
Insert --> Media. Is this OK?
Does anyone know a fast way to insert F4V's into Dreamweaver
pages? One nice feature of the Dreamweaver insert of regular FLV's
is it keeps track of which folder you put the video in and
correctly changes the relative file paths when you upload to a web
server. When you insert a SWF & Video created with Flash,
there's usually headaches with the file paths being off unless you
put all the files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them,
which isn't practical for large sites with many videos. Or edit all
the files, a bigger pain.

> When you insert a SWF & Video created with Flash,
> there's usually headaches with the file paths being off
unless you put all
> the
> files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them
That's easily solved by using ROOT RELATIVE links to the SWF
and Video
rather than document relative ones.
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>I was hoping for a quick way to insert H.264 HD video
into web pages with
>CS4
> Dreamweaver, but apparently the Insert --> Media
command only recognizes
> FLV
> file types, not the F4V files produced by Adobe Media
Encoder from H.264
> HD
> video.
>
> Others on the Internet are saying to rename the .F4V to
.FLV. Indeed,
> Dreamweaver will then allow you to insert the video with
Insert --> Media.
> Is
> this OK?
>
> Does anyone know a fast way to insert F4V's into
Dreamweaver pages? One
> nice
> feature of the Dreamweaver insert of regular FLV's is it
keeps track of
> which
> folder you put the video in and correctly changes the
relative file paths
> when
> you upload to a web server. When you insert a SWF &
Video created with
> Flash,
> there's usually headaches with the file paths being off
unless you put all
> the
> files in the same folder as the HTML page calling them,
which isn't
> practical
> for large sites with many videos. Or edit all the files,
a bigger pain.
>

Flash Video exporter for CS 4

Is there a flash video Exporter for CS4 on a Mac and if so where can I download this?
Yhanks
Jeff

Thanks for getting back so quickly,
Here is my problem. I have 2 Macs, a desktop and a laptop. The laptop
running Tiger (operating system) and Adobe CS3 which is fine for
conversion through Quicktime to .flv but on my desktop which is
running Leopard (OS) and Adobe CS4 I cannot do this type of conversion
without going into Adobe flash encoder which requires 1 more step.
I looked up Flash video exporter on the Adobe site (see link below)
and this component is only available for CS3. I want to know if it is
available for CS4 and for Mac.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/flvencoder/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?conte xt=LiveDocs_NoParts&file=FLV_03.html
Thank you for your help.
Jeff Berman
PH: 416.492.8963
Cell: 416.844.8665
[email protected]
www.digigraphx.com

No Export for F4V or FLV in Premiere

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