Premiere Capture Cards

Hi all.
Any one know which capture cards Premiere CS3 can work with? I have just bought Pinnacle Movieboard Plus and do not know if it is compatible with Pr CS3.
Thanks.

Yeah. But I would like to capture from analog source. What is your advice?

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Betharoo
Thanks for the reply.
Please check out John T. Smith's information.
At this point, if you could tell us the file extension of the file involved, that would give us a start while you are
gathering the rest of the details.
You can easily get some information for us from Properties for your imported video that is blurry in the Editor.
1. Click on Expert to get into the Expert workspace of Premiere Elements 13
2. If you have not already, import your file into the program using Add Media/Files & Folder/Project Assets.
3. Open Project Assets to see a thumbnail for the video that you just imported. Right click that thumbnail,
and select and click on Properties from the menu that opens.
4. Tell us what is listed there is Properties - it should look something like this one which is specific for one of my wmv files.
Your information will be specific to the file that you right clicked in your Project Assets.
From what you have written so far, yours should show
Image Size 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate either 59.94 or 60
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Editing Mode
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even if the fields look grayed out.
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The bottom line is... I'm trying to streamline my workflow so I can capture the video from my XA10 straight to a Premiere sequence, then start scrubbing the video to find the point of impact.
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I would prefer not to spend $600 for a Maxtor MX02 Mini and ExpressCard adapter; especially since it requires 110 volts and that's not available at the shooting range.
If you know of another way to do this, or can recommend an inexpensive program that will allow me to capture audio and video from my XA10 and scrub it with audio, I'd sure appreciate hearing about it.
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Hello
I am a digital video editor working with Adobe Premiere 6.0. I have noticed that when I try to capture video on the program all I get is a grey screen with no video and no audio ,however, I do get device control. I have learned that I do not have a video capture card installed on my computer. I was directed to this link to assist me with possible video capture card brands http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/capturecard_partners/#head2 I have learned that AJA, which is on the list, does not have ANYTHING for Adobe Premiere 6.0 because of how old the program is. I moved on down the list and contacted Blackmagic Design. They have contacted me back, however, do not have an answer ready yet. Here are the specs for my computer...
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hah ! this is what happens when your sausage if full...you get all the fun questions !
I was going to say something but my feelings are hurt.... I'm going to the lounge instead....( time for a beer )
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I work for the government, so some things here are out of my control.
In 2003, I was able to build a machine to capture TV news clips for an archive and to turn some material into web video. We also Firewire in our own material, edit and burn to DVD or upload to the web.
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Intel MB that has one PCI slot, with a i5 Duo Core. 4 gb of RAM and a 300 GB HDD and Win 7.
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Capture card

Hi,
I would like to capture my imac's screen with my macbook pro. (they both have thunderbolt connections.)
I would like to record some gameplay and stream.
What capture card would you recommend?
And what quality would be fine recording?
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MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid 2014)
2,8 GHz Intel Core i5
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Intel Iris 1536 MB
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I know TONS about capture cards. More than most here. Pretty much all of them are designed to take a video signal out from your editing software (FCP, Avid, Adobe...etc) and output that to an HDTV or broadcast monitor...or tape deck. Either mounted in the computer (MacPro Towers...the old silver cheese graters) or connected via Thunderbolt. They don't take a feed from your desktop or games...they only work with editing software...take what you are looking at in the VIEWER and PROGRAM monitor and feed that to external monitoring...via HDMI or SDI or Component cables. They also take SDI, HDMI and Component signals from cameras or decks and capture that in the editing software
What you want to do is take the monitor signal....computer display signal...and send that to another computer so you can capture it. You need something that captures the DVI or Thunderbolt output into editing software. The issue is....there isn't a card that does that. First off, the capture cards are designed to bring in broadcast type signals...not computer ones. So frame sizes of 1920x1080 or 1280x720. Computer signals are like 1600x1200 or other odd frame sizes. No capture card captures that into editing software...as editing software captures only broadcast signals. Yes, there are a few that will work with computer frame sizes (Adobe Premiere)...but only if the files already exist. They won't capture those frame sizes via a capture card.
There is a SCAN CONVERTER type card...Matrox makes one. But what it does is convert your computer display to a broadcast signal. So it'll take a region of interest...a part of the computer display...and using broadcast frame sizes, output a signal to HDMI or SDI for capture by a deck or playback to a monitor....or streaming out of a web streaming device.
http://www.matrox.com/video/en/products/convert_dvi_plus/
I guess you would then need TWO devices...the scan converter to convert the desktop signal to a broadcast one...and then a capture card on the other computer to capture that into your editing software. Decklink.com has a lot of inexpensive capture cards for this. I suggest looking at the Ultrastudio Mini Recorder for this:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/ultrastudiothunderbolt
I am not aware of a single capture card/device that will take the computer signal from one computer, and convert that to a broadcast signal and capture it with editing software. Now...I'm a broadcast TV editor, so my knowledge is limited to that...so there might be such hardware.

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Ah, then you are out of luck. Premiere only captures via firewire.
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hartotex7421
What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running on?
What do these drivers have to do with Premiere Elements (any version)?
If you are involved in DV or HDV capture into the Premiere Elements Capture Window, you need a firewire connection.
Please give more details.
Thank you.
ATR

Capture card plug-in

Hi,
My company has developed a H.264 HD capture card and I would like to support it in Adobe Premiere Elements 8/9 (PE).
I have a few questions that I hope you can help answer :
1.     Which SDK should I use for the plug-in ?
2.     The card supports only compressed streams, meaning it has to be decoded in PE for preview. Is this type of use case supported ?
3.     What type of plug-in/plug-ins will I need to develop ? Are there examples ?
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I was wondering the same thing.
'was just looking around MSDN for you.
Basically you should build a WDM filter. It exposes itself as a DirectShow pin which the user can join to.
For capture that would be your "WDM Filter"-> FileOut Filter
For preview (sorry doesn't look like you can do it at the same time unless there is a "Duplicator filter".. Anyhow for preview you would join the "WDM Filter" -> "h264 Decode Filter" -> "Display Filter".
I also came across this:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/windowsdirectshowdevelopment/thread/6faf85ed-47 2a-4975-89f8-c933624642ed
it is a comment on how Microsoft has a free non-GPL h264 decoder shipped with Win7 and above.
Here is the MPEG2 & MPEG4/h264 Decoder Filter (NOTE it's 32bit only)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd390679(VS.85).aspx
Zac, can you confirm that he should:
     Step 1: make a WDM Filter
     Step 2: use the generic Capture Recoder from Prem PE to attach to the now standard capture device.
Or... does he need to explicitly code for his filter connected to the Win7 h264 Decoder then into Prem PE.
I'm interested to understand how this works. Please keep us up to date with your progress.
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My Storm card is gathering dust in a PC's carcass two rooms away. I haven't used it in two years but can't bare to bin it. Really a wonderful card, The RaptorRT as well. The RT Chroma Key was way more than Premeire could do alone, and could be run synchronously with the RT color correction and RT blur capabilities, as well as several other useful RT fx.
For work I bought Premiere Pro 1.5, Audition, and Photoshop with a Canopus RaptorRT all for $599 from VideoGuys in 2004ish. That P4 system built for $900 I was proud of setting up a RT DV NLE system that had A\D ability, Pristine DV output and RT performance that was on par with system that cost 10 times as much.
I'm equally enamored with the Mercury Playback Engine Hardware Acceleration. However the essential GTX or Quadro cards sort of serve in the same capacity as the oldschool proprietary Capture\RT cards. While not used for capture, it does accelerate the RT capabilities of a properly configured system. Unlike a fixed RT I\O card, MPE performance can scale with your systems cpus, ram, and choice of Nvidia card.
On Topic....Modern capture cards... Very useful for Studio Capture. Analog, SDI switchers.or HDMI from cameras. Usually a fixed box integrated into control-room. Aja, Bluefish, BlackMagic are some better names. Also, you mentioned the playback\monitoring abilities these cards offer in your post. This fine monitoring ability is crucial to some peoples workflow. CS6 is supposed to help these 3rd party cards integrate better than some earlier versions.
More from 2005.... I also chose a Matrox system..... different experience. The deal again was incredible, a premiere pro 1.5 combo suite with an upgrade to Premiere Pro 2.0 editing suite with After Affects and Audition. Plus a Matrox Card, which was a pain to get running and was never stable and offer little advantage over a vanilla kit. When the Matrox card worked, the RT color correction was a benefit, and the RT scaling & 3d perspective tools were useful. A little known benefit of a matrox card that made the purchase worthwhile for us was the ability output composite or S-video NTSC from any clip or stream that would play in the windows media player. So we could always get odd materials to dv easy that way. Like a 3 hour landuse meeting that a tech forgot to roll tape on, but the web streaming box got it, at 360x240. The Matrox card scaled it to NTSC.
... Then it Blew up. The end.

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hartotex7421
What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running on?
What do these drivers have to do with Premiere Elements (any version)?
If you are involved in DV or HDV capture into the Premiere Elements Capture Window, you need a firewire connection.
Please give more details.
Thank you.
ATR

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