I am running PremPro CC v12 and the dropper fails when using a second screen, I have to disconnect the screen to get it to work, but after the second time, I need a PC restart for that to work.
The opacity create polygon or manual draw feature also doesn't work.
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Hey guys and girls,
So I edit gaming videos for YouTube and recently my computer has been struggling with a certain game type.
So every video follows this layout.. Gameplay file, adjustment layer with basic colour correction (turned off while editing), Facecam file in the top left corner (with drop shadow and lumetri), gameplay audio, facecam audio (muted) and microphone audio.
Now when I edit a game like for example Golf It! The files are as follows:
Sequence - 59.94fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Gameplay - 60.00fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Facecam - 59.94 fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Mic Audio - 44100 Hz - Stereo
The above edits absolutely fine, plays well, very few frame drops.. none noticeable anyway.
Now only recently, whenever I edit GTA I get problems.. the files are:
Sequence - 59.94fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Gameplay - 59.94fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Facecam - 59.94 fps 48000 Hz - Stereo 1920 x 1080
Mic Audio - 44100 Hz - Stereo
As you see.. the only difference is minimal on the Gameplay fps.. but for some reason when I edit it becomes very laggy/jerky.. basically drops a lot of frames.
I can't for the hell of me figure out why?
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ben
Hello,
My team is now seeing this warning throughout our projects. "32-bit QuickTime Support Ending" - essentially saying please transcode any media under this legacy format for the future.
What exactly falls under legacy 32-bit quicktime? Is it certain codecs? Or all QT MOV files? If the later, that is kind of huge.
Thank you,
Nick
edge and italic does not work together on subtitle in premiere
Hello Everyone,
I am having an issue exporting my videos. When I render and playback in premiere, it looks fabulous. When I export it looks noisy, dull and looses detail. I have my preview render settings set to codec-none Max render quality, max bit depth. I use the same settings when exporting through Media Encoder. No compression whatsoever. I use quicktime to play it.
I've tried so many things, I've tried removing one effect at a time, changing the stack order, rendering all different ways. I can't seem to work out what it is.
The effects I use on the talent are, brightness/contrast, sharpen, ultra key, and colorista II and I just use drop shadow on the still image, which hardly shows up in the export.
Here are some screencaps of the in premiere video and the exported video.
Export:
In Premiere:
Hello, I deal with a lot of JPEG2000 sequences wrapped in a mxf. They're mostly come from DCPs and are in the XYZ color space. Whenever I bring these clips into premiere, the program automatically converts the color space. Due to the lack of color management in Premiere I have no idea what is being done to achieve it's conversion. Some of the colors and luminance looks inaccurate to the original source. How do I figure out what premiere is doing to my clips? I would like to know so I can reverse it and and control the color myself. If there is a solution to get premiere to stop converting my color spaces, that would be super helpful as well.
Prezados,
Me ajudem por favor!!! Eu trabalho com edição e não posso ficar sem o Adobe Premiere Pro CC para trabalhar. Eu tinha em minha máquina o Adobe Première Pro CC 2017 instalado, nunca tinha dado problema, de uns meses para cá eu estava trabalhando em uma edição e deu a seguinte mensagem: "Desculpe, ocorreu um erro grave que requer que o Adobe Premiere Pro CC desligue. Vamos tentar salvar seu projeto atual." Nada de código de erro, nada de ajuda no Première, fiquei desorientado. Após desinstalar e reinstalar o programa umas 3 vezes eu constatei que poderia ser o meu sistema operacional, o Windows 7 Ultimate. Foi então que fiz o backup da minha máquina, formatei tudo e instalei o Windows 8.1 Pro e todos os programas novamente, me deu muito trabalho. Finalmente instalei o Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018, uma versão mais nova, na certeza de que não iria dar mais o antigo erro. Mas infelizmente eu estava errado e hoje ao trabalhar, minha edição foi encerrada novamente pela mesma mensagem. Não sei mais o que fazer, o que pode ser? Será as atualizações do windows? Ou as atualizações da própria Adobe que estão fazendo isso? Pelo amor de Deus, me ajudem!
I'm having a problem where after I'm done with a project I move everything from the project folders where they are all organized the way I like them. And I move them from the working folder into a "Completed" folder, this folder is on the same drive. Now when I go to the completed folder and try to open the edit up, it does not open. It says The project could not be loaded, it may be damaged or contain outdated elements. Every time... Unfortunately I'm on to my 5th project and all the projects before this one are displaying the same thing...
I have tried using the Project Manager to move the files over to a new location but it does not keep all the files organized like I had them previously. And the edit also says that it is damaged.
I have also gone through and checked that ALL the assets are located in the same folder and that there are no other assets that could be in any other folders.
I have also tried opening a new project and then importing the selected sequence into the new project. That does not work.
Its crazy because I LITERALLY just had this edit open and working but as soon as I copy it or move it to the new location it will no longer open the project and says its corrupted....
Why isn't it simple to just move the entire project folder from one location to another, and then when opening it, specifying the new location to the media when it goes to look for it... Isn't that how it is supposed to work?
I'm trying to do something simple that is simple in most Adobe programs, which is to select a text/title layer under a layer in the editing window. I just want to position text in different places by dragging it, but I can't seem to select a layer that is under a layer without completely moving the layers on top of it.
I've tried selecting at...
This sure seems like this would be easy to do, but I can't figure it out without moving everything on top of it.
I'm tracking a small mask and can't get the "hand" to move it. I have the selection tool and even when I zoom in I still get the pen. Can't figure out how to get the hand like in larger mask to movie it freely and quickly.
When I select the hand tool it moves the focus point of the clip and doesn't move the mask.
I've also tried to figure out selecting all the vertex points and move them together but I can't figure out how to do that. Surely there is a way to move a small mask
Hi,
Filmed using a brand new Sony FS7, in 4k. Original footage is clean and great.
Edited for several months to find at the end that every exported file in different formats has horrible video noise that is simply not in the original footage.
How come premiere is adding noise?
We have made sure that in the the export settings for the H.264 we have ticked "Render at maximum depth" and "Use maximum render quality".
Do we pay for Adobe Premiere to make our beautiful original footage look horrible?
I came across this article:
http://nofilmschool.com/2014/09/massive-difference-export-quality-fcpx-and-premiere-pro
So is Adobe Premiere H.264 export quality meant for amateurs and home videos?
Does anybody have a clue what is going on with the bad quality H.264 export of premiere?
Thank you
I have been tearing my hair out trying to figure this out. I have been through many "solutions" but they all seem to apply to some previous version of CC and none of them work for me. For instance alt/dragging a sequence or a clip to a new spot on the timeline simply recreates that sequence and when I edit the new one the original is also changed. Duplicating a sequence in the project panel produces the same result. Why is it so impossible to do this, and why have i just wasted 2 hours trying to figure it out. Wish there was a button for "duplicate and editable title" or something. None of the 5 or 6 "fixes" for this have worked for me.
Could someone please please show me the definitive way to do this in CC 2018, and not in some earlier version?
To make clear... I have a title sequence that I want to copy multiple times and be able to edit each copy independently of each other , and without the original changing. Is this possible? Please help!
Thanks for anyone's help. I have a third monitor hooked up to my computer, and want to watch footage from my timeline. But the playback is only for when I click on source footage. It won't playback my stringout from the timeline or "Program" window. I'm probably missing something simple here...can anyone point me in the right direction? MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
I just installed 2018 version of PP.
When I opened projects, the markers were all move by 2 frames left (or before in time)
Example: If I had a Marker at 00:03:22:21. Now the Marker is at 00:03:22:19
If I had a Marker at 00:02:04:10. Now the Marker is at 00:02:04:8
Etc..
Anyone knows why this happened?
Hi all,
I've been experimenting with YouTube's closed caption creation tools and using 3rd party downloaders to extract the .srt file from the video.
Even if I download the 1080P version of the video, the caption file gets interpreted by Premiere as a 720x480 and when I export the video, the captions get cut off...
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
*steve
Hi All:
Just a concept I don't quite get.
I see I can play the sequence in the composition window, save the file, and export the file.
Also, I see after Rendering, the video "distorted in size, etc.", why would this happen? I did set the sequence setting same as the imported clip...
Then, what is the benefit that I render (by pressing Enter) first before I export?
Thanks,
Franco
Specs:
iMac
(Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014)
4 GHz Intel Core i7
32 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4096 MB
OS 10.12.6
Importing and linking clips began taking much longer last week. Shorter clips are not too bad but longer clips, 20-30 minutes, take up to 5 minutes to link when I open the project. The import files progress window opens with the spinning beachball and after a few minutes the file imports. The import process is slightly faster if I use the media browser instead of importing from the project window using the file import command. Playback is snappy once everything is loaded.
The problem began when I started testing PrPro 2018 and it has since affected the performance of PrPro 2017 projects. The long clips are recorded feeds at Prores422 59.94 played back from a Promise raid. I have cleaned the media cache and even deleted the files that were created after start date of the problem and reset the preferences with no improvement. I have not made any hardware/software changes for at least a month.
It seems like the option for "embeded" close caption is not available for h.264 anymore in CC 2018. Does anyone know why? Only if I have it as a .MXF file can I drop down under the caption tab and get "embed in file" All others are just Burn in file?
Any thoughts
I've spent hours trying to figure out what the deal is with this, and I've come up empty. I'm hoping someone out there can shed some light on why it is I can't edit using multicam in Premiere Pro. I'm trying to edit a simple music video, which is just multiple angles of an artist with a solid background (there's not a lot of movement).
System Specs:
Intel i7-6700k
32G DDR4 (running at 2133)
960 Pro NVMe M.2 for OS
950 Pro NVMe M.2 for footage/project
GTX 1080
Windows 10 Pro
The source footage is 12 takes from a Panasonic DMC-G7, filmed in 4K/24p 100Mbps (MP4).
I've created a project in Premiere, imported the video footage, imported the stereo wav file, and then created a multicam sequence with audio synchronization. Then I created proxies for all video, trying both 1024x540 H.264 as well as 1024x540 GoPro Cineform.
If I then switch over to my editing workspace and turn on Multi-Camera View, then start playback, everything goes to hell. Playback is stuttering horribly, at best, but more often than not no clips even move (despite the audio playing). I've tried setting playback and pause resolution all the way down to 1/16 and have the same problem. If I go into the multicam sequence and turn off visibility for all video tracks except any 2 of them, things at least play at that point.
While this is happening, if I take a look at Task Manager in Windows I don't see anything even coming close to hitting the roof - CPU never goes above ~60%, memory is fine, disk is fine, and of course GPU is at all of 1% since nothing is using it during playback.
I am at a loss here. I would think this machine that I just built a year ago is more than powerful enough to handle editing like this using lower resolution proxies, plus nothing in task manager indicates there's a resource problem, but am I wrong there? I also tried editing off 2 WD Blacks in a RAID 0, and unsurprisingly, that made no difference.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
FWIW, you can basically see exactly what I am trying to do here: Edit a music video |
When I add a voice over (VO) to my project using the audio mixed it creates an audio file in the form of Audio 2-xx.wav and it automaticly increments the xx for each new recording. Now using the CC version of Premiere, and after trying the link to Audition CC, it starts over with duplicate file names. The file names look the same as existing files, but the new ones have an extra space betwee the "Audio" and the "2". How can I control the file names that Premiere assigns to new Vo recordings?