Premiere won't import JPG

I have the latest version of Premiere CC and I am not able to import JPG, TIFF, or PDF.

PDF is not supported. As for the jpeg and tiff make sure they are RGB.

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Drag them from the Master folder on the TM drive to a folder on the Desktop. Then see if they will import into iPhoto. Since they are coming from a Masters folder iPhoto may be thinking they are already in the library and won't import.
OT

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IPhoto '09 won't import JPG files from my phone.

Here's the step-by-step
I have a new Samsung Evergreen phone that evidently stores photos in .JPG format, not sure yet if I can tell it to save them as .JPEG.
On my MacBook, I have over 10,000 photos in my iPhoto library imported from several different cameras and copied from previous computers.
I attach the phone to the Mac with a microUSB-->USB cable. (( BTW - MacBookPro is Intel Core 2 Duo ca August '09 ))
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I've been a devout Mac user for over 2 years now and haven't ever encountered a problem with anything that needed to be resolved on this discussion board or even by calling Apple Support. All I can conclude about this is that I'm doing something really, grossly, stupid. But I sure don't know how to proceed. Should I go to an Apple Retail store and have them figure it out?
Appreciate any thoughts you folks may have on this.

2 Possibilities:
The phone is taking non-standard jpegs in some way of other
Or
The phone is broken and the jpegs are corrupted in some way
Why do I blame the phone? Because neither the Mac nor the PC can access the files.
So, back to Samsung for help on that one.
No, no one from Apple reads or responds on here. As the Terms of Use make quite clear, this is a space for Users to seek help from other Users only. It's not a substitute for AppleCare. There are something in the region of 100,000,000 iPhones out there. It's inevitable that some devices will have issues, and some users. So, taken in that scale, the fact that - what - a couple of hundred people have issues mightn't seem so appalling.

IPhoto Won't Import JPGs from Photoshop CS2

Hello,
I find that if I save a JPG from PS CS2, it will open in Preview, and other applications, but will not import to iPhoto. I have read the other posts here on this topic, but they have not addressed my experience.
For me, it does not matter whether ".jpg" is added or not. If I open the file in Preview, and simply re-save it, with no other changes, it will import to iPhoto as usual.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Michael Morrison

Hello,
Thanks for your thoughts.
I do have color management turned on, and the profile is Adobe 1998, rather than sRGB. When I re-save the file in Preview, I am also saving it with Adobe 1998, so it does not appear to be the presence/absence of a profile, nor the type of profile (sRGB or Adobe 1998).
Further, the article you suggested indicates that this is a problem related only to Power PCs, and I have this trouble on botht Power PCs and Intel machines.
Further thoughts?
Thanks again,
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IPhoto 8 won't import jpg's - unrecognized format

I am not able to import some jpg's into my MacBook. These are on a Xd card from my camera. I've been able to import photos from there as recently as yesterday without any problem at all. They are vacation photos so they are very important.
I'm using iPhoto 8.1.2 on OS 10.6.3. When I try to download my 180 photos or so, THREE of them import successfully, but the others are rejected. A pop-up window tells me that they can not be imported because they are a unrecognized format.
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Here are my comments about your other worthwhile comments:
"Consider using these best practice tips to avoid or minimize the impact of issues in the future:
_Ensure your camera has a full charge on the battery before you import (Or run off of AC if possible). {YES. I keep a full charge on the batteries at the start of every photo day and I did on this one too.}
_Ensure the date and time on the camera are correct before importing. {YES. It has been correct and remains so.}
_If you are using a media card reader and are getting regular failures, try using a different reader or the camera itself (The same is true about importing directly from the camera. Try a reader instead.) {I do use a card reader. It has always worked like a charm. Using a Digital Concepts model.}
_Plug the camera directly into the computer with a solid connection, no loose cables. Don't use a hub. {I will do that next.}
_Reformat the camera's media card using the camera itself between uses. {I normally do that but didn't this time. The manufacturer also recommends reformatting after EVERY use.}
_Alternate between multiple media cards during photo shoots (trips, etc) so that if one card goes bad (they are just little bits of plastic after all) you don't lose the entire shoot." {I'm likely to do that more often now. I keep three cards just in case.}
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I'm trying to make a timelapse video. I've 280ish jpeg photos that i've imported onto my computer straight from my camera. They are all consecutively numbered files.
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I am able to import all the photos individually but I want to import them as a sequence and set the frame rate...
I've tried the same thing in photoshop and it works there, but premiere gives much control so I'd prefer to use that if possible...

Select them all and drag them in to a Sequence.
Make sure that prior that... you have set a STills Frame Preference. eg 01 Frames for each.
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Dreamweaver MX 2004 won't import Jpg

Im having a weird issue bringing jpeg files into dreamweaver
mx 2004...it won't let me do it.
Anyone seen this problem and how to fix it?
thanks in advance

What do you mean by "bringing" them into Dreamweaver? Are you
trying to load
this with the <img> tag, like so:
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What is your video?
Codec & Format information, with 2 links inside to read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1270588
Report back with the codec details of your file, use the programs below... A screen shot works well to SHOW people what you are doing
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/592070?tstart=30 for screen shot instructions
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Hi Neila,
Neila@IPSUMM wrote:
Thanks for responding, but I work for a very small company and since I'm the only one who needs CC, I have the personal version installed.
Also this appears to be a blanket issue with all audio and video file formats, thus not likely a codec issue since the files I've tried so far should be covered by premiere's compatibility, the even play in windows media player with no issue.
Video itself plays fine, but any audio attached to a video, or just plain audio files will not import no matter what I try.
Sorry my info didn't help.
Two things to try.
Create a brand new project and test if you can import the problematic files.
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Since mountain lion my MBP won't import RAW or jpg files

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I have 1000 photos in an iPhoto Library that won't import into Photos because it says the metadata can't be read. Yet those JPG files open just fine in iPhoto, GraphicConverter, et al. What gives?

I have 1000 photos in an iPhoto Library that won't import into Photos because it says the metadata can't be read. Yet those JPG files open just fine in iPhoto, GraphicConverter, et al. Any thoughts?

It’s part of the basic install of OS X. So unless you deleted it then it’s there in your apps folder. If you have deleted it, it’s on the System Restore disks that came with your Mac. You will be able to extract the installation package using Pacifist.
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Why use a Card Reader?
Because it’s safer: Less risk of your images being lost if your camera shuts down during transfer.
Because it saves the battery on your camera
Because it saves wear and tear on your camera ports
Because it’s almost always faster.
Regards
TD

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There isn't a fix. Workaround: use a USB Card Reader.

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