XAVC import to Premiere Pro CS6 Vers. 6.0.5

How can I import XAVC HD files from my Sony PXW-X70 into Premiere Pro CS6

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I am doing screen recordings with QuickTime 10.1 that appear to be of good quality until I import into Premiere Pro CS6 and then they display and export very poorly and very blurry to the point that you can't read the text on the page. Any suggestions to fix this problem?

Hi Kristine,
Make sure that the clips are positioned on the X,Y axis as whole integers, not integers + decimal points. See if that works for you.
Thanks,
Kevin

What is THE best video file format to import into Premiere Pro CS6?

What is THE best video file format to import into Premiere Pro CS6? I am tired of the guess work of "this might work if you do this." Just tell me which is, flat out, the easiest for Premiere to read?? I generally animate in Adobe Flash, and some times with a Live camera. Premiere seems to pick and choose which video file it wants. I import from the File drop down box in the upper left hand corner, then move the video file to timeline. Under the "scrubber" there is a thin red, (or when rendered) a green line. The videos I put in the timeline show a thin yellow line which means Premiere is confused. So, in basic terms, which video format is MOST commonly accepted with the least amount of trouble/hassle?

Premiere has a function now where you can import a clip and drag onto a timeline and it will prompt you with a message about changing the timeline settings to match your clip, (or if there is no timeline it will automatically create one that matches your clip.) This is in CC of course so you might consider upgrading. They have fixed a lot of compatibility issues from CS6 to now. If you don't want to get all of CC for 60/month then you can at least shell out 20/month on premiere. It's worth it. They've made it where you don't have to worry about 99% of all video formats. They just work.

Why won't .avi files import into premiere pro cs6?

I have some GoPro footage in .avi format that won't import to Premiere Pro cs6. Anyone have suggestions?

AVI is a wrapper, what is inside YOUR wrapper - Exactly what is INSIDE the video you are editing?
Codec & Format information, with 2 links inside for you 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
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1070933 for screen shot instructions
Free programs to get file information for PC/Mac http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download
GoPro http://forums.adobe.com/message/4486784
-below says Mac (Win process should be the same) but even GoPro says to convert to edit
-http://gopro.com/how-to-prepare-video-files-for-editing-apple-mac/
-use to convert http://gopro.com/software-app/cineform-studio/

Premiere Pro CS6 - (ver.7) CC upgrade protocol auto update?

Just revamped one of my stations with a new GPU and SSD. I also purchased an upgrade to Windows 8 Pro. Loggin in to my usual subscription I realized that Premiere Pro CS6 is no longer available and ver.7 is now ''CC.'' This is great and the revamped machine is working wonderfully. I couldn't be happier. My wife will mainly use this machine to edit some hobby stuff.
However, the point for this thread is that my main workstation in the den still has CS6 and I did not receive an e-mail to update it or ''upgrade'' (however it's to be called) to the new CC. So am I to log in to the new CC interface login and download everything again on my main system and delete the old CS6 install?
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CVid, you are both right and wrong.
CC actually is a very worthwhile upgrade from CS6 (or it will be when it's finished). Here is my top list of time-saving new features (and there are many more):
- NEW: Automatically Sync separate audio and video clips based on their audio waveforms. AWESOME! (but doesn't work, yet).
- NEW: Merge Clips right from the project panel, including auto sync on audio. WAY COOL! (audio sync doesn't work, yet).
- NEW: Subclips can be created with "soft" handles you can adjust later (works great! Except Subclips cannot be created from a Merged Clip)
- NEW: Use the scroll wheel—or better, yet, the keyboard—to quickly resize all video (CTRL+/-) and Audio (ALT+/-) tracks on the timeline. (LOVE IT!)
- NEW: Both "Clip Gain" and "Clip Volume" now have keyboard shortcuts (not sure why they didn't before. Small, but important time saver for me!)
- CHANGED: "Solo" button replaces "Toggle Track Output" on the timeline. (but to truly isolate a clip takes 2 ALT CLICKS and 1 MORE CLICK!)
- IMPROVED: Link Media dialogs. Very cool! (haven't tried it, yet. Wouldn't surprise me if it crashed Premiere)
- BUG: One-take Multi-Cam Editing. Make your first pass count, cause there's no second chances in the Multi-Cam editor.
- BUG: Selecting more than 3 clips on the timeline will crash Priemiere. See video: http://youtu.be/DPOUinOSzDE
And these are just the few features / bugs that I've encountered in the first week!
You are correct, though. You now RENT the software from Adobe. No purchases. But, this doesn't bother me, much. I've been renting CS6 for over a year, now. MrDigitalBoy, since you have a subscription, you should see BOTH CS6 and CC products in your Creative Cloud updater.
And, I would definitely agree with [r]Evolution, DO NOT INSTALL CC, yet. It is not even CLOSE to being ready for prime time. It has cost several editors on these forums, myself included, days of wasted time and lost income grappling with this broken software. I believe it will be great! I'm looking forward to it. But wait 'til the first product updates, at least. And then procede with caution.

QuickTime 10.1 Screen Recordings are Blurry Once Imported into Premiere Pro CS6

I am doing some screen recordings on my Mac using QuickTime 10.1, but when I try to import them into Premiere Pro CS6, they are poor quality and blurry. It's difficult to read text and logos on the recordings are showing up fuzzy. Anything I can do to improve the quality with what I have? I'm trying to do a new site demo, so I'd like to have things appear more clearly. I am, however, by no means a video expert or Premiere Pro expert, so a lot of the output names and labels, I'm not familiar with. Is that what I'm doing wrong?

The NEW ITEM process will ensure that your editing sequence matches your video file
CS5-thru-CC PPro/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has a link to learn about the NEW ITEM process, including a picture to show you what to do

REDEPIC (.r3d) files won't import in Premiere Pro CS6

I was recently called upon to edit a project that has already been shot by someone else (who is no longer in the picture for personal reasons). They used a REDEPIC (S35 Mysterium-X I believe) to shoot the files and so now I have all of these (.r3d) files and I can't import them into Premiere Pro CS6. I know that it's an issue with CS6, and I've read that CS6 doesn't support some REDEPIC files, but I was wondering if there was a workaround or an update that I could install that would allow me to work with the files. I downloaded a trial of Premiere Pro CC (2014) and of course it works beautifully, but I got CS6 about 2 years ago (only months before CC came out... of course.) and I was hoping to be able to use it a little bit before having to upgrade.
I also tried opening the files up in REDCINE-X Pro, and them exporting them into Apple Pro Res 422 to import them, but then the audio is just static and I lose anything else.
So if you know either a way to import the .r3d files into Premiere Pro CS6 natively, or you know a better codec or way to export out of REDCINE-X Pro, I would really appreciate it.

I believe that those MOV files are using the H.264 CODEC. You will need to have that installed (comes with later versions of Apple's QT), but even then, might not work in PrPro 1.5. I just do not recall if it supported H.264.
For a bit more background on file formats, this ARTICLE might be useful. For a bit more on CODEC's in general, this ARTICLE might be useful.
Good luck, and hope that PrPro 1.5 does handle H.264.
Hunt

Maximum file size for importing into Premiere Pro CS6

Hi,
I'm considering recording raw video, no compression at 720p, 30 fps for 20-30 min. This woudl result in a file that is close to 80 Gbytes. I'm wondering what the maximum file size for importing into premiere Pro is and if I need to split this file up into smaller pieces. Any recommendations on how I may deal with uncompressed raw video that is pretty long in length?
Thanks,
Serena

There is bound to be some limit somewhere in the program, but you should be well below that. The biggest issue might be whether your computer is up to the task of handling it. If you will post your computer specs., someone will give you comments on that aspect.
Good luck,
Hunt

Encore CS6 crashes when importing from Premiere Pro CS6

When sending a project to Encore as a Dynamic Link from Premiere Pro, Encore hangs then a message pops up that it has stopped responding then closes. How do we get this to work?
The computer has an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and is running Windows 7 Pro x64 with Service Pack 1. Adobe CS6 Master Collection is installed. The computer is joined to a Windows Server 2012 domain and the user of the machine has local administrator rights.
The Adobe suite has been uninstalled and re-installed multiple times without success. Sometimes after re-installing, sending a Dynamic Link to Encore will import as expected once, but then after restarting the computer, the problem will occur again. This has been tried with and without installing any Adobe updates. The system has also been wiped and had Windows and all software clean installed on it again which has not resolved the problem.

More below... may not help, but does say that the programs are not designed to work on a network, and may not
Some? versions of Premiere do not work properly, if at all, over a network
-see messages #1 and #3 in http://forums.adobe.com/thread/771151
-you MUST give all users administrator accounts to use Premiere
-and especially Encore dual layer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/969395
-a work around, of sorts http://forums.adobe.com/thread/957523
-and not on a "domain" http://forums.adobe.com/thread/858977
-http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/networks-removable-media-dva.html

Input video appears stretched when imported to Premiere Pro CS6

I'm on a beginner level on Premiere Pro so please be gentle if this question is very basic. I'm trying to make a video that preserves the input video resolution exactly. My input video was an MP4 movie with resolution 1440 x 1080. It's an iPad screen recording using X-Mirage software. When I opened it normally in quicktime, it didn't seem stretched. However, when I imported the clip into Premiere, the clip appeared stretched. I checked the Properties of the clip and it turned out to have Pixel Aspect Ratio of 1.3333, which meant the pixels were stretched. My output sequence was also stretched out because of this, even though the output indicated that the resolution is the same: 1440 x 1080. I tried to comply with "Clip Mismatch Warning" and the result was still a stretched version. Please help!

Hi,
In premiere pro, you will see sequence on the top. Click on sequence and from the drop down select sequence settings. Under sequence settings there would be a tab of pixel aspect ratio. Try and change it to d1/dv ntsc widescreen 16:9 or hd anamorphic.
Check if it makes any difference.
Thank You
Arjun

Importation in premiere pro cs6

How to do for importation the contents of one DVD in premièree PRO CS6 . Thank .Bebertbleu

Here's how I do it.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/XviD4PSP

XAVC Files Import in Premiere Pro CS6

Auf einer Sony Seite gibt es zu Testzwecken Clips PXW - Z100PAL im XAVC Format 1920x1080 25/50p bis 4096x2160 50p. Wenn ich diese Clips in ADOBE Premiere CS6 importieren möchte geht das nicht. Ich erhalte Fehlermeldungen. Premiere stürzt ab. Ich würde aber gerne wissen, ob ich auf meinem Apple iMac einen Workflow mit diesen Dateien realisieren kann. Wer hat einen Rat und kann helfen?
Danke

Mit CS6 kannst du damit gar nix anfangen. Vor 3 Jahren gab's ja noch kein XAVC, also kann es dafür auch keinen Decoder im Programm geben. Da müßtest du schon auf CC 2014 umsteigen und selbst da ist das Feature experimentell gekennzeichnet, also nicht unbeding bugfrei und stabil...
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Issue with importing H.264 files into Premiere Pro CS6

I have some AVI files that will not import into Premiere Pro CS6 (not trial version). The Gspot utility says they are H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format and that the codec is installed. I can see and play the files in Bridge but when I try to import it says “Unsupported format or damaged file”. I tried importing in CS5.5 and the file imported, however only the audio plays. Why is this happening and how can I import these files?

Premiere does not support H.264 in an avi.
You need to convert first.
See post 3: Can't get PPro to accept video file.

How to Import Chapter Names Created in Premiere Pro CS6 to Encore CS6?

I edited a sequence in Prmiere Pro CS6 and then I created and named all my Encore Chapter Markers while still in Ppro. I then opened Encore CS6 and used the Adobe Dynamic Link to import my Premiere Pro CS6 sequence into Encore CS6 and created a new timeline from that sequence. I imported a Menu (which I created in Photoshop) and linked the first chapter to button 1 in my menu and then used Create Chapter Index to bhild all the menus. How do I get the Chapter names to automatically appear in these menus without having to retype each one?

Select a button and look at properties. Check the option "Set Name From Link." You can select multiple buttons and do them at one go.

How am I best to export from Camtasia Studio 8 to Premiere Pro CS6 64bit

I exported a 1hr 35min Camtasia Studio 8 project to a techsmith encoded AVI. This looks fine when I view it using WMP. However when I import into Premiere Pro CS6 (6.0.3) it comes up as only 2min 32secs. I then thought I'd used Adobe media encoder but again the file shows as 2mins 32secs.
Any ideas?

I don't use Camtasia, but I did save some previous discussions
Camtasia http://forums.adobe.com/thread/836800
-and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/775288
-and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/453044
-and http://forums.adobe.com/message/3202148
Techsmith codec http://forums.adobe.com/message/3692768
-and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1046914?tstart=0

XAVC import to Premiere Pro CS6 Vers. 6.0.5

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