Premiere Pro CC has a BUG (glitches) when playing XDCAM EX and XDCAM footage
I work with XDCAM EX footage and since I upgraded to CC all the footage now plays with glitches. Sometimes it just shows green. In addition to it the audio goes out of sync if you continue playing.
I did some research and other people are reporting the same issue but with XDCAM footage.
Adobe, please fix this bug. I can't edit anything like this. Also in the mean while let us, creative cloud members reinstall CS6. I can't just sit for days waiting for a fix.
I'll try a doing a clean reinstall of everytjing in the computer but if issue this persists, by tomorrow I'll have to switch back to Final Cut X.
Maybe Adobe needs to expand it's beta program before release.
Adobe Premiere
Multicam edits switch angles when relaunching a project in Premiere CC (probably best to do multicam edits in CS6 for now)
More multicam quirks
Update 7-1-13: Adobe has posted a candid response to the multicam bugs.
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Audio dropouts, possibly due to image sequences
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can you make anything out of that ??
thanks for the reply though -
My PC can't sleep after Premiere pro CS6 has been invoked, even if it has been closed
My PC can't sleep after Premiere pro CS6 has been invoked, even if it has been closed. I think this is true also for Photoshop.
It fell asleep and immediatly awakes.You MAY have a corrupted preferences file
Reset Corrupted Preferences = Press/HOLD Ctrl+Alt+Shift while starting program
-except delete file in P6 http://forums.adobe.com/message/4644893
-and setting http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1058426?tstart=0 -
Premiere Pro CC has no audio on imported MPEG2
So I just recently upgraded to the Creative Cloud, running Premire Pro CC about half of my workflow consists of editing Mpeg2 transport stream files.
After pushing a few projects through using other formats, I decided to drop one of my run of the mill mpeg2 files on a timeline. however the audio tracks show a straight line - no visible waveform.
I have pushed these same type of files (as well as some of the exact same files) through premiere pro CS5.5 and Premiere Pro CS4 with no issues at all.
I have dropped multiple other file types on the same sequence to double check that my project settings are not the issue, avchd, prores, vob, mp4, mp3, all play fine.
premiere pro CC DOES, however, see audio from an Mpeg 2 file created in media encoder, ( for this test I exported from a sequence comprised of prores and avchd files)
Also, the Mpeg 2 files which do not have audio on my premiere pro CC sequence can be played back WITH audio through vlc media player.
Thank you for any help with this problem!it happened to me with mp4 clips. if you mean like this one
it is a an Adobe problem it even happened to media encoder. the clip is playable with any player app even I've tested it with other video production app & it works fine. so if you want to fix it temporary & fast without converting, get QuickTime pro to open the wanted clip then save the clip by QuickTime (save as) in another folder (don't change settings). in premiere pro just right click on the not working clip then choose (replace footage) with one you saved by QuickTime, voila!. if it doesn't work the clip might be broken or it need to be converted.
by the way I'm a windows 8.1 user -
I have a pc with windows 7 professional. I use adobe cs6 production suite and all of a sudden premiere pro stopped working. I had installed a program recently and created a system restore point prior to it's installation. I installed Zaxwerks proanimator 5.1. Restored computer back and I now get an error when trying to run any cs6 program it is a configuration error and it says to uninstall and reinstall.Won't uninstall says I have an error 1. What should I do?
clean and then reinstall, Use the CC Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems | CC, CS3-CS6
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I have administrator rights to the computer. The drivers are up to date. But I am still getting the error message "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and start again" when opening Premier Pro CS5.5. This appears to have happed after I upgraded to Mac OS 10.10.2.
Anyone?
ThanksHi Stan.
I had the same problem as you did though I am using Adobe CC. I saw nobody replied to you so perhaps my eventual success on my later version may have applications to the error on your version.
Anyhow, I did all the suggestions found here (Error "Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules" | Startup ) first and updated my NVidea card to no avail. Eventually what did the trick was this...
After mucking about with the video card, I said "OK lets just have a go at Premiere itself." So I uninstalled Premiere CC and reinstalled it. Now for some reason it didn't give me the latest patch but a slightly earlier version than the current one but lo and behold it was fine with the video card again. I was able to get my friend's video imported and quickly edited but then was having some issues with exporting where it would hang up but I went into Adobe Media Encoder and exported it there without a care. That task out of the way, I then went and made the update to the latest patch and it works perfectly fine - no video driver issues.
So short of it is this - if you've updated your drivers, perhaps what you could try uninstalling and reinstalling Premiere.
Let me know if this works.
Cheers and good luck -
I just switch from tape to digital. The video has a little bounce when played on tv. I copyied the DVD to a folder, and burned it to a dvd.
I can see in bounce at the bottom of the screen.David
Premiere Elements 11, 12, or 13 on Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit....
You could go back to the project and, in the Edit area, scale out the bouncing bottom edge. I am assuming that it will be visible there.
Then do another burn to folder, and then take the saved folder's VIDEO_TS to DVD disc with your 3rd party software, presumed ImgBurn.
If you want to scale width and height together, then leave the check mark next to Constrain Proportions in Applied Effects Tab/Applied Effects Palette/Motion Panel expanded. If you want to scale width and height separately, the remove the check mark next to Constrain Proportions in Motion Panel expanded.
Please let us know the results. We might consider the Crop Effect also. (fx Effects/Transform/Crop with edits of it int Applied Effects Tab/Applied Effects Palette/Crop Panel expanded).
Thank you.
ATR -
Is there a way we can edit and improve existing youtube videos by using premiere pro? Just simple changes like having professional looking opening and closing credits?
Assuming you do not have access to the "original" video/project and the YouTube video is the only copy, there is a method. Try "YouTube Downloader" which is a free software that allows you to download clips from YouTube as .mp4 files. You can then edit with Premiere, and re-encode again for upload to YouTube. Just keep in mind that you are re-compressing the video so there will be some quality loss. The better the quality of the original, the better the copy will hold up.
Thanks
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computeres -
I updated to Premiere Pro CC 2014, all the other Adobe CC 2014 software works great, but Premiere doesnt even load. The starting page (frame) comes up - my whole computer slows down and after a minute or two it crashes completely and comes up with the message : "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and start again."
I'm running a macbook Pro 15" (2014) with 16GB RAM and 760GB SSD.
PLEASE HELP!Hi Delarey,
Please go to the following location and rename the folder to old_folder name
User/user library/Application Support and rename Adobe folder
User/user library/Preferences and rename the Adobe folder
Then go to Documents folder and Go to Adobe/Premiere pro/8.0 and rename 8.0 folder
Make sure that you are in user library if you are not sure check the link below.
Access hidden user library files | Mac OS 10.7 and later
Regards,
Vinay
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