PREMIERE PRO: Bildränder beschneiden?

Hallo,
wie beschneide ich den Bildausschnitt OHNE Skalierung? Also: wie kann ich an einem Clip oder einem Still am Rand ein Stück "abschneiden" um eben den Bildausschnitt zu ändern? Bei FinalCut ging das ganz einfach, hier finde ich keine solche Funktion. Ich habe es mit der Maske versucht, aber heraus kamen völlige sonderbare Sachen.
Was ich möchte ist einfach einen Teil des Bildes beschneiden. Wer weiß, wie das geht?

Keine Ahnung, warum dir die normalen Zuschneiden effekteinstellungen nicht reichen...
Mylenium

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Adobe Premiere Pro CC Schwarze Ränder an den Seiten

Hallo liebe Adobe-Community,
ich erstelle liebend gerne Montagen zur privaten Nutzung.
Lange Zeit habe ich mit MAGIX gearbeitet, allerdings ist es von der Bedienung und den Funktionen her kaum zu gebrauchen.
Nun bin ich auf Adobe Premiere Pro gestoßen, habe mir die Testversion heruntergeladen, diese schon 4 Tage benutzt, und bin vollkommen begeistert. .
Verdammt gute Arbeit, welche da getan wurde!
Naja, ich wäre aber nicht hier, wenn es kein Problem geben würde. .
Ich nehme meine Gameplays in voller Auflösung auf, sprich: 1440:900.
Das Hinzufügen und Bearbeiten funktioniert in Adobe Premiere Pro wie gesagt einwandfrei.
Wenn ich das Projekt exportieren möchte, wähle ich das H.246-Format aus und ändere aber die Auflösung auf 1280:720 um.
Ist die Datei dann fertig exportiert, habe ich aber hässliche schwarze Balken links und rechts. .
Was mache ich denn falsch?
Bietet Adobe etwa nicht die Möglichkeit an, die Auflösung seperat nach unten zu schrauben, so wie MAGIX?
Oder beherrsche ich einfach nur einen "speziellen Handgriff" nicht?
Über Lösungsvorschläge würde ich mich sehr freuen!
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Maximilian

Hallo Mylenium,
vielen Dank, dass du dir die Zeit nimmst, mir zu antworten.
Mit den Sequenzen habe ich mich nun auseinandergesetzt und eine erschaffen, welche meinen Output-Wunsch entspricht.
Nun habe ich leider die "Transformationseinstellung" nicht finden können.
Kannst du mir sagen, wo diese vorzufinden ist?
Bitte entschuldige meine Inkompetenz aber ich bin erst seit 5 Tagen mit Premiere Pro am arbeiten. .
Bei MAGIX ging das enorm einfach von der Hand.
Dort hat man sich ein Projekt angelegt, in 720p, danach mit einem Rechtsklick auf das Video geklickt, Eigenschaften, Seitenverhältnis und dort einfach 16:9 eingetragen.
Schon waren die schwarzen Ränder weg.
Aber anscheinend ist es noch ganz so einfach im Premiere. .
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Maximilian

Audio Export und andere Probleme Premiere Pro CS5

Ich habe folgende Probleme mit Premiere Pro CS5:
1. Sobald ich eine Sequenz exportiere (egal welches Format, auch wav als nur Audio) scheint der Ton verschoben. Ich habe Interviews zusammengeschnitten und die Schnittpunkte sind nicht so, wie ich sie in Premiere höre. Es ist, als wäre der Ton um ein paar Frames verschoben. Ebenso sind knackser im Audio zu hören, die ich in Premiere nicht höre. Woran liegt das?
2. Ich hatte mehrere mp3 in Premiere importiert. Die Arbeitsspeicherauslastung stieg auf 7,32 GB (8GB installiert), der Computer wurde langsam und Premiere reagierte nicht mehr. Die Festplatte schrieb andauend Daten in C/Benutzer/../AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Premiere/5.0/metadataCaches. Nachdem ich die Files in wav umgewandelt hatte und die mp3s ersetz hatte funktionierte alles einwandfrei. Premiere Pro CS5 scheint ein ernsthaftes Problem mit Audio Files zu haben, die ich bei 2.0 nicht festgestellt habe.
3. Woran liegt es, dass ich, wenn ich HD Files mit quadratischen Pixeln als mpeg2 für eine DVD raus rechnen will schwarze Ränder an den Seiten erscheinen. Stimmt da etwas mit der Umrechnung von 1920x1080 auf PAL nicht? FinalCut hat das Problem nicht.
4. Wenn ich eine Sequenz von Premiere in After Effects sende habe ich zwar eine Komposition in After Effects aber leider keinen Inhalt. Woran liegt das?
Vielen Dank für eine schnelle Antwort,
Frieder

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Export Problem (VBR, 2 Durchgänge) Premiere Pro CS6

Hallo liebe Community!
Ich habe seit einiger Zeit ein Problem beim Exportieren meiner Videos in höchster Qualität (z.B. H.264) mit Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
Bei meinen Projekten handelt es sich meistens um .MP4 Videos (Canon EOS DSLR) im Full-HD Format; 25 fps.
Bis vor einigen Monaten hat alles nahtlos funktioniert. Die Exporte hatten perfekte Qualität wie in den Settings eingestellt.
Hatte bis jetzt immer diese Optionen ausgewählt:
H.264
Auflösung sowie Framerate gleich dem Originalmaterial
Profil: Hoch
Pegel: 5.1
Bitratenkodierung: VBR, 2 Durchgänge
Zielbitrate: 100 Mbit/s
Maximale Bitrate: 100 Mbit/s
Die Box mit "Maximale Renderquaität" ist auch ausgewählt.
ERGEBNIS - FEHLER:
Der Rendervorgang dauert so lange wie gewöhnlich.
Wenn man das Video abspielt sieht man ein total verpixeltes Videos, ähnlich einem 144p Video auf YouTube.
Leider ist dieser Fehler das erste Mal bei einem wichtigen Kundenvideo aufgetreten.
Ich habe dieses Problem seit dem mit einem Qualitätsverlust umgangen. Export in Apple ProRes dann erneuter Rendervorgang mit Apple QuickTimePlayer.
Habe seitdem regelmäßig nach Lösungen gegoogelt.
Eine Art Lösung habe ich gefunden. Leider stellt mich diese nicht unbedingt auf Dauer zufrieden.
Wenn ich die Kodierung von VBR, 2 Durchgänge auf > VBR, 1 Durchgang ändere, tritt diese "Verpixelung" gar nicht auf.
Warum funktioniert diese Qualität nicht mehr mit VBR, 2 Durchgänge?
Früher hat dies immer funktioniert. Ich könnte mich nicht an irgendwelche Installationen erinnern, welche dies beeinträchtigen würden.
Bitte um Hilfe bei der Lösung dieses Problems.
Vielen Dank bereits im Voraus.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Andreas

Die Box mit "Maximale Renderquaität" ist auch ausgewählt.
Eben. Völliger Quatsch. Trägt überhaupt nix zur Qualität bei und macht nur Sinn, wenn man 126bit oder 32bit After Effects Projekte rendert. Und ich würde mal behaupten, genau daher kommen die Probleme, weil dann dein Preview-Cache verwendet wird mit reduzierter Auflösung...
Mylenium

Export settings for CS3 to premiere pro 7.0

So, i am trying to make an intro to a video in after effects CS3. I want ti export this somehow so i can use it in my premiere pro 7.0 editing.
In premiere pro i use the following settings. see picture (Basically a avi vid captured by fraps ingame with resolution of 1920*1200
http://bildr.no/view/474607
However, i had made an intro in CS3 (with the settings shown on link below)
http://bildr.no/view/474613
When i am done i wanted to export it to an avi that i could use in premiere pro
Choose export and avi : with these settings
http://bildr.no/view/474616
That is written in norwegian, basically i just set compression to "none".
The file gets created, but when i import it to premiere it just stutters and dont play as smootly as it does in after effects. Its like it only captured 5 frames a second.....
Hopefully someone will be able to look at the settings i am using to see if something is wrong, i.e should i use other settings, or are there any easier way of doing it?
Remember, i want to create a composition in after effects that i use in a 1920*1200 30fps vid in premiere.

Well, dont know how to reply.
First of, when clicking on my help - about adobe premiere it says premier pro v7.0.........cant see how that lies.
Regarding the resolution. I am capturing ingame footage at 30 fps on the resolution 1920*1200 (16:10). Adobe premier can edit this without any problem and create a avi in that resolution. The files beeing outputet is as you mention very large and thus cant play on i.e media player. however, i then use divxconverter to convert them to HD1080p. Granted, this is 16:9 instead of 16:10, but the best solution i have found so far.
Anyways, the problem with the CS3 after effects, is that the file it outputs as AVI is large, ok, so cant play it. I import it to premiere, export as AVI. then convert with divx converter, and here is the problem i mentioned, its jerky and no smooth at all. The captured ingame footage runs smooth though.
To go around this problem, how would you suggest i export the CS3 intro i made. The resolution/format doesnt matter that much i guess as it is just text and will be added to the main video in premiere. (I wish to import som 1920:1200 footage to CS3 though to add text on it.

Premiere Pro CS4 lahmt?

Hallo alle zusammen,
seit einiger Zeit schneide ich hobbymäßig mit Premiere Pro CS4, habe aber leider noch nicht ganz so viel Ahnung Ich hoffe, jemand kann mir bei meiner Frage helfen.
wie gesagt, ich nutze Premiere Pro CS4 auf einem 8GB-RAM PC. Das Programm an sich läuft reibungslos.
In meiner neusten Projektdatei habe ich nun aber eine Sequenz, die sehr umfangreich ist (viele Schnitte, viele Effekte - zwar nur knappe 4min lang aber trotzdem gut bestückt). Leider musste ich feststellen, dass ich, wenn ich bspw. Keyframe-Werte ändere, jetzt tatsächlich "warten" muss, bis die Änderung sozusagen vorgenommen ist. Wenn ich mehr hinzufüge geht das sogar soweit, dass das Programm kurz "keine Rückmeldung" mehr anzeigt, bevor es den Wert geändert hat.
Meine Frage ist nun: woran liegt das? Liegt das an der Hardware oder einfach an dem Inhalt der Sequenz (bei allen anderen Sequenzen ist das nämlich nicht so)? Kann ich evtl Einstellungen ändern, um das aufzuheben?
Habe mich zwar schon ein bisschen da umgesehen, aber nichts hilfreiches entdeckt....
Vielen Dank im voraus ~

Meine Frage ist nun: woran liegt das?
Ähm...
wenn ich bspw. Keyframe-Werte ändere,
Na was keyframest du denn? Deckkraft? Effektparameter? In dem Fall muss natürlich jedes Bild neu berechnet werden und das kann eben schon mal dauern...
Mylenium

Media Encoder CC conflicting with Premiere Pro CC

Why does Adobe Media Encoder pause while exporting a video when I try to edit another video in Premiere Pro?
On the older version I was using before I upgraded, they would both run simultaneously.
Also, is there a phone number that I can call to get direct support from Adobe?
Computer Specs:
Mac OS X ver 10.9.5
2.7 GHz Intel Core i5
16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Intel Iris Pro 1536 MB
Software:
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Ver 7.2.2 (33)

Ask in the Premiere forum.
Mylenium

New (8/14) Macbook Pro Retina - Premiere Pro CC 2014 spinning beach ball

Help! Seems my shiny new wiz-bang 4-core Macbook Pro with 16 GB of Ram and a 512 solid state drive works just fine with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 until my project reaches a certain size, then it won't open the project and immediately gives me the deadly spinning beach ball. The only way to exit is to force quit whereupon I get the "Sorry, a serious error has occurred...". Aggravating beyond words.
Saw one forum comment where it was recommended to update to the 6.0 CUDA driver, but not even sure I have a CUDA driver. Plenty of space left on hard drive. In Premiere Pro preferences under the "Memory Tab" it doesn't seem to matter if it's set to "Optimize rendering for.... Memory or Performance." I've reinstalled the Premiere Pro App twice. Doesn't help.
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Processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel Iris Pro
NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M GPU PCie
Intel Iris Pro GPU Built-in
8 GB DDR# 1600 MHz (x2) = 16 GB RAM
350 GB of 499 GB left on drive
Of the 16 GB of RAM I have 11 available for Premiere Pro and the other 5 GB allocated for other apps.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

>NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M GPU PCie
>Intel Iris Pro GPU Built-in
Dual graphics adapters are a bane on civilization!!!
-http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/error---preludevideo-play-modules.html
-http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1001579
-Use BIOS http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1019004?tstart=0
-link to why http://forums.adobe.com/message/4685328
-http://www.anandtech.com/show/4839/mobile-gpu-faceoff-amd-dynamic-switchable-graphics-vs-n vidia-optimus-technology/2
-Mac Utility for dual adapters http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1017891?tstart=0

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014 Crashing very often! Please Help!

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I think I may have found the solution...
I completely removed the Premiere Pro folder under User > Documents > Adobe and so far it seems to have solved the problem.
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[..\..\Scr\Component\ComponentFactory.cpp-119]
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Hello everyone,
So I am redering a video in Adobe Media Encoder and at the same time I am editing a new one in Premiere Pro.
I noticed that AME is constantly pausing the rendering and did not know why. It turns out that while I'm editing a video in Premiere Pro, I am constantly pressing the space bar to start/pause the video I'm editing. While I do that, AME keeps pausing/unpausing the rendering. Somehow, pressing the space bar in PP has an effect in AME.
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Yes I do queue footage by having an Autowatch set up on the directories where the video is written to. I rarely do a direct export unless testing new settings.
Don't take this as gospel but I too had a feeling that GPU acceleration didn't happen with AME, only direct export. Not sure where that came from, I did watch some of the recent Adobe TV Web Seminar's about new features of CC products etc, so maybe on one of those?
I found this while trying to find out where I had seen it but it is from AMD site not Adobe so whether it's fully 100% correct I dunno:
Adobe Media Encoder
The Adobe Media Encoder (AME), with support for OpenCL™ and GPU acceleration, automates the production of multiple encoded versions of source files, sequences, and compositions in Premiere Pro CC. With the GPU-accelerated AME and AMD graphics technology, editors can quickly encode projects and output files for virtually any destination. AMD GPUs handle the heavy lifting, freeing the system’s CPU to perform other functions.
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It does not matter if I use 50i or 25p source files.
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Windows Vista ultimate 64-bit
Intel 2,66GHz quad core CPU
4GB ram
Nvidia Geforce 8800M GTX
3x internal 7200rpm harddrives set up with raid-0
Anyone else experiencing this?
Any ideas what might be wrong?

dont know , but this stuff might fix your prob.. overwrite whatever ffdshow screwed up...
cfrepair utility:
http://www.siliconimaging.com/DigitalCinema/SiliconImaging_support.html
cineform codec (neo player)
http://estore.cineform.com/NeoPlayer.aspx
never used the cfrepair thing..but did install neoplayer which gave me the codec to use cs3 with cf raw files ( sample of cf raw at the si 2k site -- avi ext )
ps.... to keep overhead down on my computer I took the resulting cineform "player" out of my startup directory....as it wants to run in background when you install it...no need for that for my purpose of just getting the codec

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