Premiere Pro doesn't render .mov file properly

In Premiere Pro 1.5, I drop any .MOV on the timeline. When I play it back it shows about 1 frame for every 10. The sound is ok. When I inspect the file properties it shows 2.99 fps rather than 29.97 like it should.
Also, I get the same choppy behavior in the quicktime player. The file does play ok on 1) other windows computers (quicktime) and 2) through a freeware player called VLC on the "problem" computer.
I have reinstalled quicktime. version is 7.3.1

Premiere Pro can have issues with regard to .mp3 files. It is best to convert them to .wav files in either Audition or the free Audacity and then bring them into Premiere Pro.

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Welcome to the forum.
Now, what is inside that .MOV "wrapper?" This ARTICLE will give you some background on "wrappers." It is mainly written with .AVI in mind, but translates to most AV file formats, including .MOV.
Now, I use a lot of .MOV files and these are all done in the Animation CODEC. Never an issue for me.
One thing that might aid you is the US$30 upgrade/unlock key to QT Player Pro. It can Export as a bunch of useful formats/CODEC's. Depending on whether your footage is SD, or HD, you can Export most to formats that play perfectly with PrPro.
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Hunt

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I have a screen capture tool called screenium for my mac. I use it to recorde gameplay and ever since I installed an SSD into my mac I have not been able to read these files .mov files, Premiere only sees the video as green, the audio is intact but the footage doesnt exist as far as premiere is concerned. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling Premiere but the problem still exists.
On a nother note that is worth mentioning, sometimes this program does not compress the files as it is suposed to and I end up with 40GB files on my SSD. When I had an HDD I was able to open the files in Premiere with no problem and export them as smaller files.
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A screen shot works well to SHOW people what you have inside your file
Free programs to get file information for PC/Mac http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download
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Anyone know how to optimize my system to play these .MOV files so the can be worked with?
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Hi, I have been using this software for quite a while now but this problem has only just started occuring.
When I import video files from either my iPhone 4s or Ipad3 into PPro the monitor preview screen goes green, but when I insert the video file onto the timeline I can hear the audio but the video file itself is just showing green.
When I open the exact same file with WMP, VLC player, FLV player quicktime and so on it is perfect but this only happens when I import into PPro CS5.5.
I also have a handheld HD video camera which records in .MOV format and when I import those files into PPro it works just fine, so it is only the iPhone and iPad files that it does not like!
I'm assuming this is a codec issue?
Please can someone help as this is driving me insane!
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>assuming this is a codec issue
Maybe... or maybe a Windows update changed "something" that has made your graphic adapter cause problems
So... ATI or nVidia, and EXACT driver version... and, for either, have you gone to the vendor site (NOT Windows Update) to see if there is a newer driver?
nVidia Driver Updates http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
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A colleague had given me a large 33Gb .mov for use in a project, I put this file on a backup drive.
I made an identical copy of this 33Gb .mov file and placed it in a folder that I'd use to work on a Premiere Pro Project.
I ran Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and dragged in the 33Gb .mov file into the Sequence (imported it)
Premiere Pro CS6 started conforming the file.
After it had finished, I noticed that it's Modified Date was just now i.e different to the Modified Date on the original copy of the file on the backup drive (see step 1)
I ran a BeyondCompare check between the .mov file on the backup drive (see step 1) and the one that the Premiere Pro project was using (step 2, 3) and Beyond Compare reported they were different.
I had initially thought it was unrelated file corruption of some kind, but I have checked this several times and got the same outcome, so it's definitely Premiere Pro deliberately modifying the file.
So I am puzzled: these are supposed to be the same file.
Why would there be a need for Adobe Premiere Pro to modify the footage?
What does it do to the file?
Would it not be better to create a separate file if necessary?
I can accept this if that's how it works and it's good to know that it was Premiere Pro deliberately modifying the files and not corruption (so my hardware ought to be healthy). But it makes more sense to me if Premiere Pro made separate modified copies for its own use. Modifying the file as it does hinders my process for checking the integrity of backups; if the original asset footage files were the same as earlier copies then it would be easy to know that the backups are OK.
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Definitive Answer (I believe): It's all about this setting, "Write XMP ID To Files On Import" - which confirms that Adobe Premiere Pro is deliberately modifying the .mov file: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4fe6-97F5-95313 935347B
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http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/preferences.html#WSE3BD4A43-7022-4fe6-97F5-95313 935347B
http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/adobe-creative-suite/498627-why-premiere-modifying-video-files .html
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/205/876064
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I'm using an old version 1.5 and it doesn't import .MOV files. I was hoping to find an update or plugin that would allow me to import MOV files but I didn't find anything. Am I out of luck or does someone know of a fix? Thanks
Ralph

Ralph,
Glad that part of it got handled, well sort of.
I would take a look at this new MOV file in G-Spot, and see what it says about it. As mentioned, there can be some Mac-only CODEC's inside that wrapper, and they can be the issue. Let us know what G-Spot says about that file.
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