Premier Elements 10. No video playback.

Hi,
I have just started to use Premier Elements 10 after purchasing a couple of years ago. I can import videos of most formats. But when brought into edit I get sound but no video playback. it's a blank screen. Sometimes I can get it to work sporadically if, for example, I try motion tracking. But it will only work once. If I try and go back then its back to sound only. This is my first play around with premier and I have not tried changing any settings. The PC is brand new with I5 processor and 16GB mem. Any ideas please?
Many thanks.

flowerofthesevem
On what computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 10 running and what video card/graphics card does the computer use.
If a NVIDIA GeForce card, then that is likely the cause of your problem. This is a known Premiere Elements/NVIDIA GeForce issue which
forces the user to roll back the driver version to May 2013 in order to use Premiere Elements 10 on that computer.
ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE10: NVIDIA Video Card Driver Roll Back
If that is the case, I can help you determine if there is an old enough NVIDIA GeForce driver version available for your situation.
Also, do you have the latest version of QuickTime installed on your computer along with Premiere Elements 10 and are you running the
programs as administrator?
Please review and consider and then we can move forward based on the details in your reply.
Thank you.
ATR

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Actually, there are tools, available from MS. However, the process of using these is very involved. I'll look for the link to a talk/tutorial for their use. Again, it is very involved, but doable.
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Thank you! Is there also a trial version for the Video Elements? This link seems to only provide download of the Photo Elements. Thanks in advance fro your assistance,Sharon
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 13:42:24 -0700
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    created by A.T. Romano in Premiere Elements - View the full discussion
sharonNbrem The following link should get you the Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 and Adobe Premiere Elements 11 free 30 day tryouts.http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements &loc=usPlease check it out and let us know the results. It is my opinion that the best way to go is the free tryouts before purchase to make sure that the programs are compatible with your computer environment and that the features meet your photo and video editing needs. ATR
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DSLR [email protected]
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Publish+Share
Computer
AVCHD
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The answers are in the details.
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<Soapbox Mode Off>
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I have been using a DV camcorder (SD quality) for some time, originally recording in 4:3 format, and more recently in 16:9 format (as we bought a wide screen telly).
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I have been having go, as you suggest, and as you said, I cannot edit my AVCHD footage in Scene mode as it has 5.1 audio (which I cannot change on the videocam) This is very disappointing as I really wanted the simplicity of the scene editing rather than timeline.... This is compounded by the fact that timeline editing seems even more complicated than normal as each new AVCHD clip I add is placed onto a different video track (not all on track 4 as you thought)- so it is real mess to work out on my screen.... Is this a bug, the way PRE treats 5.1 tracks - or is it just oversight and poor design? Do you think it might be addressed by Adobe?
Anyhow, thanks for explaining what is going on, as without your warning, I would have assumed that the PRE 7 sceneline feature was broken - you would have thought there would be some warning / documentation from Adobe about this, as effectively, a big feature is now unavailable to me as an AVCHD user - and the product claims to be compatible with AVCHD!
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