Speedgrade to Premiere pro

Hi,
Ive been looking at videos from Sg-Pr in the new CC and its simple with the new software. I cant seem to do this with cs6? Is it not possible?

apparently theres a lot of improvements with the cc stuff..
I use cs6 and am happy just taking stuff from nikon d800 dslr ( using ninja from hdmi to avid codec on ssd ).. and go to sg ( cs6 ) .. do a quick correction for levels basically .. and export to same avid codec ( takes ton of time ) ... and then put THAT into PPro .. to start editing. I dont do stuff that requires more than that sort of thing now.

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Exporting to SpeedGrade | Learn Premiere Pro CS6 | Adobe TV

In this video you'll see how to send a Premiere Prosequence to Adobe SpeedGrade for color grading and get a very brief overview of applying a look in SpeedGrade.
http://adobe.ly/JfKneI

The voice goes way too fast here... consider people from all over the world will look this video, talk slower, less robotic.. thanks

Exporting scene changes from SpeedGrade to Premiere CS6

Hello All,
I am currently using Adobe SpeedGrade and Premiere Pro CS6. I have a lengthy 2 hour video with multiple scene changes in it. I decided to go with the SpeedGrade "Scene Change Detect" tool to automatically find the scene changes and chop the video up for me. When it is done analyzing the video, I select the "Split Into Clips" option and save the file as an EDL. (I am not very experienced with SpeedGrade or EDL's so excuse my unprofessionalism.) I go to import the EDL into Premiere to make some changes to it, but all I see is a folder that contains an .avi file, which is the original file I had put into speedgrade, and a sequence. When I drop the sequence into Premiere, it is not split into clips like it should be. Is there something I am doing wrong? Thanks.

Unfortunately this is a limitation of the EDL-format. Other competitive applications show the same results with exporting a EDL form a scene-detected clip. The purpose of an EDL was to be able to lay out an edit as efficiently form one machine to an other, with tape or film as footage. 'dumb'-cuts are ignored because they have no purpose for this. Now, two generations later, we want those dub-cuts for various reasons... If requested Adobe to alter the edl-creation in SG so then when importing it in PR, the dumb-cuts stay.
You could do the same here: http://www.adobe.com/go/whish

Colors in Premiere Pro and on video export aren't the same, why?

Hi there,
So I graded a clip in speedgrade, and exported it from Premiere Pro.
Weirdly when I play the clip with vlc it doesnt show the colors I had in Premiere Pro.
Now when I import this clip into AE it looks the same as in SpeedGrade and Premiere Pro.
After exporting it from after effects with and without the color profile converter efffect set to srgb and also with and without the working space set as srgb, they all look the same, off colored
Did I miss a step?

I have no effects altering the video in VLC.
About my monitor profile, I use SpeedGrade with the same monitor I open VLC to check the video.
The white exports fine, it's still white, the shift might be a relative one.. idk really :/
All I can see is the output from premiere pro not matching the its sequence.

Importing graded footage back to Premiere Pro CS6

I am trying to color correct/grade my clips. I sent it to Speedgrade through Premiere Pro (CS6) but after rendering it out as a DPX, and trying to send it back to Premiere Pro (DPX as image sequence), not all graded clips were there. (Clip is 4:40 min) but only 1:39 min is what was imported back to Premiere Pro.

I've found on occasion that I've tried to export and didn't catch that the export dialog thought I was only trying to export something highlighted or had another setting for "area selected". I would guess you've run afoul of something similar ... or a box that was checked you might not even realize was there. As I just found trying to (for the first time in a year) export an EDL from PrPro to Sg. I had to puzzle out something like three different places the two programs were trying to help me before I could get the blasted EDL and footage both imported to the same Sg timeline.
As an alternative to DPX there is of course two different EDL processes ... one where you simply export an EDL and then after creating your Sg project, navigate to that through Sg's Media panel, drag it to the timeline, then using the Media Panel navigate to the folder containing your clips, then use the "load from desktop" option to populate your timeline.
The other ... you export both the EDL and the sequence from timeline, and then put one on the new Sg project timeline, drag the other on top. It takes a bit longer to do the export from PrPro of the footage which is probably not needed most of the time.
I've just put up on the forum an explanation of how to do this with progressive footage and avoid the hiccups the two programs can throw at you. The first one ... if all your media is in a single folder-tree ... is very quick & easy. That EDL export is nearly instantaneous, and the clips load over it just bango ... now, I used to have problems at times exporting (rendering) a timeline out of Sg. I don't know if an EDL process can work sending grading back to PrPro, I think you'd have to render out. But many people did that all the time without problems.
Neil

Hello, i use premiere pro cc and i would like to uplaod my sequence in speedgrade with direct link but it's not available. I can see the option but it's not clickable, somebody knows why ?

Hello, i use premiere pro cc and i would like to upload my sequence in speedgrade with direct link but it's not available. I can see the option but it's not clickable, somebody knows why ?

Oh i'm not sure they are on same, i downloaded speedgrade this morning and i didn't upgraded premiere so it's maybe this ! thanks i will try it and let you know

Premiere Pro & SpeedGrade CC keep crashing in Windows 8.1

I just bought a brand new MSI laptop with Windows 8.1 and installed the CC suite. Premiere Pro and SpeedGrade continually crash when I try to use them. Premiere Pro crashes almost every other time I open it. Once it is open it works fine, but almost every other time I start it, I have to close and reopen it. SpeedGrade does the same thing, except sometimes it crashes in the middle of using it, which is VERY frustrating. These are the only programs on my computer that give me problems. The programs are installed to the OS partition on an SSD drive. Below are the error messages I receive for both programs and a copy of my computers specs. Please help me!
Adobe Premiere Pro CC has stopped working.
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
Application Version: 7.2.2.33
Application Timestamp: 532c3999
Fault Module Name: GPUFoundation.dll
Fault Module Version: 7.2.2.33
Fault Module Timestamp: 532c367b
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 000000000009a8f5
OS Version: 6.3.9600.2.0.0.768.101
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 84d7
Additional Information 2: 84d72b4dc5a3d80213c9686cefe70939
Additional Information 3: b9ea
Additional Information 4: b9eab8acd04a6acc51b37ec54653b7b4
Adobe SpeedGrade CC has stopped working.
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: SpeedGrade.exe
Application Version: 7.2.1.0
Application Timestamp: 53310645
Fault Module Name: StackHash_0ae4
Fault Module Version: 6.3.9600.17031
Fault Module Timestamp: 530895af
Exception Code: c0000374
Exception Offset: PCH_D4_FROM_ntdll+0x000000000009B13A
OS Version: 6.3.9600.2.0.0.768.101
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 0ae4
Additional Information 2: 0ae437b0d272d1d0fbcf3609ee0adbe4
Additional Information 3: c92f
Additional Information 4: c92f74bb31cdbacd81a9ea722a9da079
MSI GT60 Laptop:
Intel Core i7 4800MQ (2.70GHz)
16GB Memory 1TB HDD 128GB SSD
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 880M 8GB
2880 x 1620 16:9 3K Display
Windows 8.1 64-Bit

Hi iduno8912,
Very glad your issue is fixed.
iduno8912 wrote:
I fixed my problem! No thanks to the non-existent adobe support team.. Hope this helps someone because you can be sure adobe isn't going to help your ***.
What happened? Did you contact support via Contact Customer Care ? Did you chat or talk with an agent over the phone? If so, please PM me the case number, I'll follow up with the agent to see why they weren't able to solve your case.
iduno8912 wrote:
They can't even make working programs for even the most up to date OS. What a nightmare!
From your description, it sounded like it was a problem with your computer system, specifically your GPUs. What wasn't working from the application side?
Let me know so I can prevent problems in the future.
Thanks,
Kevin

Direct link from Premiere Pro to Speedgrade won't open and stops at the post processing bar.

I've just installed the new version of Speedgrade and every time I try to open a direct link from Premiere Pro to Speedgrade, it opens and starts to load, but when the post processing bar appears it stops there and doesn't open, I've gone back to the original versions of both programmes and that same thing happens, HLEP!

Hi Vinay,
1. I am using third party plug ins, and I understand that might be causing an issue, but I've also tried opening a new project with nothing in it at all, and that won't open.
2. Premiere Pro quits after the project loading bar or after I create a new project.
3. I used a lot of files! mov, mts, psd, ai, png, jpeg, and AE compositions through dynamic link.
4. The project has about five sequences. They range from 1 minute to 4 minutes.
Thanks!

Keyframes in Speedgrade with a Premiere Pro project

I'm using Speedgrade to grade clips in a Premiere Pro project. I'm trying to adjust a primary layer grade across a clip using different keyframes. It is not working: when I set up a second keyframe, I try to make adjustments to the offset, gamma, and gain in the second keyframe and, while the sliders slide, I'm not seeing any results in either the clip or the scopes.
It's working fine when I create a Speedgrade project. But it's not working with an imported Premiere Pro project.
I can't find any indication of a bug related to this. Anyone have any suggestions?

I've submitted the bug report.
Here's a bit more information about my environment:
MacOS 10.10.1.
Macbook Pro Retina (mid 2012)
2.7 GHz Intel Core I7
16 GM memory
Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB
I have some 3rd party plugins installed in Premiere, but none used in the test case. And in fact I can reproduce the problem with a fresh project by following these steps:
1. Create a new project in Premiere.
2. Import a video file. (The video file is one that I recorded with my Canon 5D mk iii, but the original problem was using files gotten from a GoPro, so that detail doesn't seem to matter.)
3. Create a new sequence.
4. Take a 3 second clip from the video file and put it in the sequence.
5. Take a different 2 second clip from the video file and add it to the sequence.
6. Use the File/Direct Link to Speedgrade menu option to load the sequence in Speedgrade.
7. In Speedgrade, select the first clip. Make changes to the Offset and Gain brightness sliders for that clip.
8. Select the second clip. Position the cursor over the first clip and hit "c" to copy the grade changes from the first clip to the second.
9. Position the read head about midway through the second clip.
10. Hit the diamond to add a keyframe.
11. Make changes to the offset and gain brightness sliders at that keyframe.
12. Hit the keyframe left arrow to move to the initial keyframe in the clip.
13. Notice that the brightness changes made on the original keyframe show in this keyframe. This is unexpected behavior.
14. Attempt to make changes to the offset and gain brightness sliders at this keyframe. The sliders slide, but there are no changes to the clip itself. If you bring up the scopes at this point, making changes to the sliders don't change the scope values either.
Joe

Can't import prores files into Premiere Pro CC or SpeedGrade CC

Can't import prores files into Premiere Pro CC or SpeedGrade CC. But I can into After Effects CC.
I also can't export to DNxHD files to an MXF file either.
I do have latest Quicktime Pro installed and I also have Avid Media Composer and the other pieces of the Avid package.
Conflict?

I only have one account on the computer and it has Administrator priveleges. What I am doing to make it work is opening the application using the "Run as Administrator" command (e.g., right click application shortcut on desktop, choose "Run as Administrator"). I am not a Windows guru but I would guess there is something different between opening an Application with a user that has Administrator priveleges and opening an Application choosing "Run as Administrator". Also, your answer still does not address the fact that I can't use my jog wheel.
Anyone else have some ideas?

What can be done with SpeedGrade CC that can't be done with a combination of effects in just Adobe Premiere Pro CC?

SpeedGrade CC certainly makes it easy to adjust colors and whatnot, but can it do anything that Adobe Premiere Pro CC cannot do by itself (such as through lighting effects, multiple color correctors, etc.)?

[oops]
when I say "it's just useful to test Xlets", I don't want to say it does only minor things. I understand all the MHP stuff is complex to implement, so don't take it bad, I just expressed myself the wrong way :)
I'm grateful to the programmers who help to do this. Thanks!
[oops]

How to properly configure a graphics card for Adobe Premiere Pro, SpeedGrade, and After Effects?

Alright, so I have the following system configuration:
2 NVIDIA Geforce GTX 970s
5960X CPU
MSI X99 Gaming 7 Motherboard
32 GB DDR4 RAM
256 GB and 1TB Samsung 850 Pro SSDs
Basically, although I have the whole system built together, I'm unsure how to check and know whether or not Adobe Premiere Pro is actually using the graphics card or not. I know that it has to be using some of it, otherwise it wouldn't launch properly (as I discovered from a recent experience.) However, I don't know if there are, perhaps, certain settings within the NVIDIA control panel that should be configured so that Premiere Pro can use the card to its full potential. Here is an example of what I'm talking about:
In other words, these are (I'm pretty sure) all of the default settings that the control panel applies to Premiere Pro. However, I'm not sure if there are any settings in here that I need to change or not. So what I'm looking for in a response to this question:
What settings, if any, should I change for Premiere Pro (as well as other adobe applications that can utilize all the strength of the GTX 970)?
How can I check the GPU activity to know that it's being used during a render? (For example, I can check the CPU utilization with the Task Manager while I render to see that it's being utilized to 100%).
If, perhaps, something else goes wrong and even with the right settings, let's say the card still isn't being fully utilized, what other settings might I have to change to make sure that the GTX 970 is being fully used by Adobe Premiere Pro/After Effects/SpeedGrade CC 2014?

If you want a benchmark to measure the performance of Premiere Pro's utilization of your: disk system, GPU and CPU use our Premiere Pro BenchMark (PPBM)
When you finish running the test and then run the script, you will get this report
This happens to be the result of my laptop (with SSD drives and a GTX 765M GPU)
The disk performance is self explanatory.
Number 2 is a seven layer very complex timeline with heavy CPU and GPU assistance, without GPU hardware acceleration (CPU only) it would take greater than 1350 seconds.
Three above is a measure of a exaggerated timeline using many, many GPU MPE accelerated effects and features that will use a GPU at 99% load (54 seconds above) and a CPU only export of the same timeline (802 seconds).
If you want to compare your results to others you have to register on the PPBM7 site to see the results.
EDIT! I corrected the number in 2 above originally I said 900 seconds but really it was greater than 1350 seconds

Premiere Pro Direct Send to SpeedGrade; Error Box Footage Couldn't Be Found

I recently did a clean install and now when I try to send a clip from Premiere Pro to SpeedGrade the following happens:
SpeedGrade Opens As Normal
SpeedGrade displays a large red boxIndicates the The Sequence / Video File could not be found
The same effect happens with MXF C300 Clips, 5D MK3 clips and Atomos DNxHD Clips.
System Specs:
i7 Hex Core @ 4.3Ghz
64GB DDR3 @ 1800Mhz
Quadro 5000
Tesla C2075
WIndows 7 SP1
Adobe CC

Hi,
Do you work with an external drive?
Thanks,
Fran

The direct link to speedgrade is desable on premiere pro cc v7.2.2

Mi direct link to speedgrade is desable on premiere pro cc v7.2.2, and the return from speedgrade to premiere is also desable. How can I fixet.
Thanks

For the Direct Link PrPro/Sg/PrPro to work, both PrPro & Sg need to be "equivalent" builds. If one is newer than the other, it's not happening. Unfortunately, the build numbers don't completely naturally "correlate", so i don't recall which Sg build you need to have with the CC7.2.2 PrPro. But this could easily be the problem.
Also, occasionally, they don't "see" each other, and one or both may need a re-install or at least a dumping of the preference files.
neil

Sager NP9570 - After Effects/Premiere Pro/SpeedGrade

Hello everybody,
I want to buy a laptop that will double as my desktop. I want to work in After Effects, handle 4k in Premiere Pro, color grade in SpeedGrade, and process audio files in Audition. I’m new to video editing/effects/grading, having had under one year of evenings and weekends spent on many failed projects and learning the hard way how simple things are done. That being said, I’ve never been an Apple guy (I think they’re overpriced for performance) so their laptops are out of the question for me.
My laptop of interest right now is Sager NP9570. Here’s my provisional build:
i7-4930K (6-core)
32GB Quad Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1600MHz
Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M GPU with 8GB GDDR5 Video Memory
SSD1 (OS and Adobe CC): 120GB Samsung 840 EVO Series SATA3 Solid State Disk Drive
SSD2 (raw footage): 500GB Samsung 840 EVO Series SATA3 Solid State Secondary Disk Drive
SSD3 (projects): 500GB Samsung 840 EVO Series SATA3 Solid State Secondary Disk Drive
The screen is 17.3” and I am thinking of going with the 72% NTSC matte screen option, instead of the 90% NTSC glossy version. It’s not for wanting to work in blinding sun that I say this, but because I heard the 90% NTSC screen can wreck damage to your grading (please let me know if I’m wrong).
I should add I’m also planning to take it with me on long trips through SE Asia. It is heavy (essentially a desktop packed in a laptop), weighing 17 pounds including the ungodly 5-pound power brick. I will basically use it as a mobile desktop, lugging it around in my suitcase and leaving it behind in the hotel room, while I go out to shoot.
I appreciate your support and words of advice.
Serban

My suggestion is to go to ADK for real expert guaranteed computer building. They are probably the most qualified computer builders for Adobe Video products and they are very straight forward honest group to deal with

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