Will premiere pro run on this device?

Will premiere pro run on this device:
Acer ICONIA W700-6602 - Tablet with Bluetooth keyboard - Core i5 3317U / 1.7 GHz - Windows 8 64-bit - - 64 GB SSD - 11.6" touchscreen CineCrystal wide 1920 x 1080 / Full HD - Intel HD Graphic YYT1-10981572 | Model#: NT.L0QAA.009

Anyone have experience running premiere/after effects on a tablet?. I saw someone run premiere pro and ae on a
Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Tablet on youtube Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Tablet (Adobe Premiere, After Effects, ComicRack) - YouTube. The reason I want to use a tablet is I'm tired of having to retrieve my clips from a camera if I can setup my TL while I'm still on site with the new technology.

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Capturing Hi8 Tapes - My capture device is USB or S-Vid / Component Out. Will Premier Pro CS6 Recognize this device?

AVerMedia DarkCrystal HD Capture SDK Video Capture Device. I'm trying to capture the video uncompressed so I retain as much resolution as possible. I can edit to other formats from there later. I'll be playing these tapes from the camera.
Link:
B&H Photo Video
Product description says:
Third Party Software Support
The DarkCrystal HD Capture SDK is designed to provide interoperability with a number of widely used video editing, encoding, streaming, and playback applications found on the Windows platform. These include:
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Sony Vegas Pro 10
Windows Media Encoder 9
GraphEdit
AMCap
Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder 3
Corel VideoStudio
CyberLink PowerDirector
CyberLink PowerProducer
Real Producer (v13)
VLC Media Player
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No version of Premiere (Pro or Elements) will work with ANY device that does not connect to a Firewire port
EXCEPT... you may buy a card (I think Blackmagic is one) and then use the device driver supplied by the vendor to "link" the card to Premiere (I did this back in 2002 with a Pinnacle DV500 card)
Premiere will NOT work with a USB device... as I said above... you may use a TI chip for adding a firewire card http://forums.adobe.com/thread/940242 to then use something like a Grass Valley product

Found an older Sony DSR-PD100A DVCAM for $25 at Goodwill. Will Premiere Pro CC handle this format?

Hello all;
Found this nice triple CCD mini-DV cam cheap and it works well. I have no experience with the Sony DVCAM format, so am unsure how PPro would respond.
Tape is a pain, but some of the things I shoot only require SD video. IIRC, this format puts a low load on the CPU, so maybe editing with it is worth the effort?
Lastly, would I have to buy some kind of digitizing card, or only a Firewire port card? Seems that as I think back, folks using mini-DV had to buy capture cards for their computers.
Would using this cam with PPro require all sorts of additional equipment, like decks?
Thanks,
JE

It looks like the camera has an ilink connector (firewire). If your computer has a Firewire port you should be able copy from the tape to the pc using Premiere. As you said, you might have to buy a firewire card.

So will Premiere Pro run on my 2011 MBP?

I am pretty jazzed about the next version of CS6. I was reading over some of the information on Adobe's site about what is supported.
I have a 15 inch MPB. It is the early 2011 model. I got it in August 2011. It runs CS5.5 great from my short experience using it. From how I see it, my Macbook doesn't seem to have
the specs that are listed. Does that mean that CS6 won't run at all, will be a dog, or be very limited in how it is able to run on my computer? It has the i7. It has the AMD 6490M. 256 VRam.
Anyway, thanks for any help here.

I'm running CS6 on my MPB bought ealry 2011 and it's been great
My specs are
Processor 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB
Why don't you download the CS6 trail version and give it a spin.
cheers
wes

Will Premiere Pro CC work OK with Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M?

Will Premiere Pro CC work OK with Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M?

This laptop I am on right vnow has a n nVidai GTX 765M and it works beautifully on Premiere CS6, CC and CC 2014. You do have to add it to the Adobe file "cuda_supported_cards.txt file or simp[ly delete it. I hope you know that you have to be plugged in to the AC line to successfully what to edit with a laptop. Also you can improve the GPU performance if you reset the memory clock on the GPU to 1500 MHz from the default 1000 MHz. It is because nVidia.slows down the clock to conserve battery. If you register on the site you can see my results on our Premiere Pro BenchMark (PPBM) site.

Will Premiere Pro CC support Cinema DNG files?

Will Premiere Pro CC support Cinema DNG files?

That would be nice, but my guess is that if support was built in, Adobe would have made mention of it as a new feature.
Given that Blackmagic is releasing a $1000 DC camera that records CinemaDNG to SD cards, it sure would be nice if PP cold work with them natively. People, please keep filing that feature request.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

Investing in new laptop-Will Premiere Pro CS6 run OK?

I'm planning to buy a computer with the following specs:
NVIDIA GeForce GT745, Core i7-4700MQ, 8GB RAM, 1000GB HDD/SSD
Will this PC meet the performance requirements for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6?

I believe that the 1TB laptop drives are all 5400 rpm drives and therefore they are not really suitable for any video editing. Now if you do not mind upgrading yourself or having a real computer store do it for you you could possibly get by, but really you need an absolute minimum of two 7200 rpm drives or SSD's to satisfactory be able to do any video editing. Was this by any chance the .Lenovo IdeaPad Z710 Laptop - 59400478? It does not have a second drive bay, you have to remove the DVD drive to install a second hard drive or SSD.
See this forum entry
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Premiere Pro running so slow when Lumetri look applied to clips

Hi all, When i add any of the lumetri looks to a clip on my timeline Premiere pretty much grinds to a halt and i cant do anything.
If i try to render the clip its says it will takes hours just to render a few seconds.
I have tried both adding the lumetri looks to the clip and to an adjustment layer and still have the same problem.
Im running Premiere Pro CC vers. 7.2.1
System : Macbook pro late 2011
Processor - 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory - 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics - AMD Radeon HD 6770M 1024 MB
Software - OS X 10.9.1 (13B42)
Any help would be greatly apprecited, as this is driving me mad...
Thanks
Peter

Hi Peter,
I'm sorry for the trouble this is causing. We are aware of the performance issues that were introduced in version 7.2 with certain AMD GPU cards.
We're investigating the problem now.
I know this is not ideal but in the mean time here's a few workarounds:
- Revert back to 7.1
- Disable GPU acceleration when using those effects
Here's a list of effects that seem most problematic:
*Fast Color Corrector
*RGB Curves
*ProcAmp
*Edge Feather
*Lumetri Looks effects
These effects do not appear hinder the performance in my testing:
*All Blurs Effects
*Three Way Color
*Crop
*Garbage Mattes
*Levels
Again, I apologies the the inconvenience.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

Premiere Pro running slow with Quadro 4000 on Mac-Pro

Hi Forum, I could really use some help.
I recently upgraded to CS6 abnd have been having major speed issues in Premiere Pro ever since. At the time I was running with an ATI Radeon HD 5870 1GB and using CS5.5 with no issues.
After installing CS6 my Premiere Pro projects just slowed to a crawl. After doing some hasty research online i "upgraded" to the Quadro 4000 for Mac. It made the applications usable but still frustratingly slow. Exporting projects either directly from Premiere Pro or through Media Encoder is 2-3 times slower than before. I'm ready to ditch CS6 and go back to CS5.5 if necessary as it is serioulsy impacting my productivity.
Any advice on fixing this issue would be greaty appreciated. Hardware, work-flow, software recommendations? I'll take it all!
I also use two Mac monitors (only one of which is hooked up as I am awaiting the arrival of a converter to hook the second to the DVI-I) and would like to use 3 but I cannot run the ATI card at the same time as the Quado as there are only two power supply sources in the mac-pro housing.
My projects typically look like this:
Project Settings:
Quicktime DV NTSC
Codec: DV25 NTSC
720x480
Raw sequence:
4 video tracks where I'll align my different camera angles to their correct time markers.
MTS Format 1080p
Multi-cam Equence:
Camera edits from the raw sequence:
Effects Sequence:
Layers for on screen graphis, music etc.
1 Voice track
2-3 music tracks (mp3)
1-2 photoshop layers
effects track (black video fade in and out perhaps, sometimes I'll have a timer sequence dropped in here for on screen countdown).
System Specs
Processor 3.2 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Memory 16 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphics NVIDIA Quadro 4000 2048 MB
Software Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G63)

Have you tried trashing prefs and repairing permissions? It could help.

Premiere Pro CC Error: "This project contained a sequence that could not be opened..."

I know this problem has been reported previously with Premiere Pro CC (I run 2014). When opening up a recent project, I keep getting this: "Error Adobe Premiere Pro: This project contained a sequence that could not be opened. No sequence preview preset file or codec could be associated with this sequence type." The only solutionm is to open another project, sign ou, then sign in before I get open that other project. This has become a pain... Is there a permanent fix for this issue that has been reported for quite a while now?
Thanks for your help.
Marc

Hi Marc-Andre d'Anjou,
I am sorry to hear you're having trouble with this issue. It happens sometimes because of activation problems. The doc that Rameez points to is missing steps for reactivating the Creative Cloud version of Premiere Pro. For Premiere Pro CC, and later, see the section "How to deactivate or sign out" in this document. See the section "How to activate or sign in" in the same document to activate Premiere Pro once more.
See also this FAQ: FAQ: Why are some codecs and sequence presets missing from my installation of Premiere Pro?
Thanks,
Kevin

Will Premiere Pro CS5.5 resolve the problem of editing Panasonic 1080/60p footage?

According to Adobe....the following is a CS5.5 feature:
Native AVCHD support
Import and natively edit AVCHD content from Sony, Panasonic, and Canon cameras without transcoding or rewrapping the content. Use the Media Browser to browse clips and view metadata — including metadata from Panasonic AVCCAM cameras.
However, does this mean we can natively edit footage shot at 1080/60p on the Panasonic (TM-700, TM-900) or are we still stuck with needing to "unwrap" this footage because of Panasonic's proprietary compression system on the 60p footage?
I'd love to buy one of those camcorders but if its going to be a pain to edit in Premiere Pro...then maybe I'll wait or get some other brand that doesnt require all this hassle.
Can anyone provide some feedback? Adobe?

Thanks. I will do that to create the sequence in Premiere.
As for burning 720p60 on Blu-Ray, it seems a shame to start with 1920x1080 clips and end up with only 1280x720 on the screen.
But you are probably right to avoid interlaced material.
But will a disk burned at 1080/60i really be interlaced since both fields will have been recorded at the same instant of time when using 1080p60 clips to start with? Especially with recent 240 Hz TV using some form of frame interpolation.
I guess one can but try and judge with his eyes.

Will Premiere Pro capture from an external feed via HDMI?

I need to capture a feed via HDMI? Can I capture external sources in Premiere Pro?

You will need to use 3rd party hardware and a software 'driver' to link P-Pro to the hardware device
I don't use that workflow, so can only suggest using Google to find the hardware

Why will Premiere Pro CS6 only import to mpeg format?

Hello, so I've been using Premiere Pro CS6 now for only a few months and when I imported (using "capture" or F5) and tested some footage from a HDV camera using a miniDV tape, I noticed that Premiere Pro would only import to mpeg format. I looked up ways to change this but couldn't find anything. So in short I'm asking if there is a way to change import format so that whenever I do import from DV tape, it isn't mpeg?
Thanks!

...footage from a HDV camera...
...only import to mpeg format.
HDV capture will always be mpeg.
whenever I do import from DV tape, it isn't mpeg?
DV capture will be .avi (pc) or .mov (mac).
note:
Capture from tape, import file based media.
Capturing and digitizing
Also, what's the problem with mpeg?
Why are you determined to change it?

Premiere Pro 6 refreshing capture device every time I change from source window to timeline.

I have an external audio device/interface connected with a firewire. Premiere sees this as a DV/HDV capture device and everytime I flick from the source monitor to the timeline (umpteen times a minute) the audio device restarts causing a complete system freeze for 10 seconds. I can no longer edit with audio through my speakers because of this.
I've tried changing the capture device in the preferences to None, but as soon as I go back to the preferences it has changed itself to DV/HDV.
I'm using Premiere Pro 6.0.1 on a Mac OSX 10.6.8. The device is a PreSonus Firefox audio interface.

Thanks Admiral Cook. Looking through your post, I played around with some settings and now my delay is only 2-3 seconds when flicking through panels. I set the audio hardware and mapping to System Default instead of my external firewire device.
But still, a 2-3 second delay when switching back nad forth through panels? Really?

I would like to convert an animated Gif to .mov, will Quicktime Pro 7 do this? Should I spend the money?

Hi everyone.
I'm looking to put a few animations onto keynote and I'm making my presentation on PowerPoint.
I need to convert an animated gif into a .mov file and was wondering whether Quicktime Pro 7 does this?
Thanks

I need to convert an animated gif into a .mov file and was wondering whether Quicktime Pro 7 does this?
Since it appears QTKirk has provided the best answer for your specific work flow issue as stated, I will answer your more general question...
Yes, QT 7 Pro can open an animated GIF file and save it as an MOV file. At this time the real question is whether or not the MOV file produced is suitable for your needs. Basically the MOV file can be then then be played—but it only plays one pass in the normal playback mode. You can, of course opt to loop the playback which, for a small files, plays much as the original GIF.
Unfortunately, the "Loop" setting is not saved when the MOV file is saved, so this option must be re-initialized each time the MOV file is opened. This would not be a problem if all you are doing is openening the file in the QT 7 player and letting it play in the looped mode all day as some sort of display but would likely be an unsatisfoactory solution for sending the MOV file to someone else. You could, of course, turn the MOV file into a QTL file with the loop option set to get around this problem.
While I would be hard pressed to say it would be a good investment just for the creation of GIF movie files, QT 7 Pro does offer a lot of other features that make it a bargain utility for many quick edit requirements if you use/need them.

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