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Scene Detect by Content
OK so this has bothered me for a while, i get tapes without time code and can’t break them up into clips. So I spend a lot of wasted time dividing up the clips.
Today I was fed up and did some more research and found this.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/7.0/WS5E62CA4D-57AA-49e5-99C9-38C6581F4CC4.html
Ok so scene detect by content is available for premiere elements, ok so IT HAS to be available in premiere pro right? Can someone show me how! cause I can’t find it.
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You can find info on the scene detect feature within the manual here: https://bit.ly/aIMWka
You can watch a video about scene detect here: https://bit.ly/buAm83Hope that helps!
Kevin Monahan
Sr. Content and Community Lead
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Systems, Inc.
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Sorry I am in CS4, and as for CS4 this is how you do scene detect if there is timecode breaks. I am looking to do it without timecode breaks, but instead by content!
http://www.somethingmisleading.com
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Pro does not do scene detect on content.
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Ann, that’s the conclusion I have been coming too. Which is extremely illogical and confusing seeing as premiere elements apparently has it.
http://www.somethingmisleading.com
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Well Premiere Pro aint Elements.
If its DV you can have a look at Scnenalyzer.
It has an old freeware download on the site.
https://www.scenalyzer.com/download.html
Or do the scene detect in Elements and import into Premiere. -
Exactly pro should be better than elements, as it is a pro version….
And I tried Scenalyzer and it doesn’t seem to work on windows 7. I haven’t tried the live version yet.
http://www.somethingmisleading.com
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Well, it is a brand new product and different than PPro. You can make a feature request for Scene Detect by Content here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
I will also make note of it and pass it along.
Thanks!
Kevin Monahan
Sr. Content and Community Lead
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
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You can try HDV split and then import the files into Premiere Pro. It’s a freeware program that saves HD files as mts which can be read by premiere.
Mikkell Khan
Director
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Elements can’t be to brand new, as it has the feature in v7 and 8 is what is on the website, its disappointing is all I am saying. You know hundreds of dollars compared to 80…
And unfortunately HDVsplit doesnt help as I am just doing SD footage, I did download it though and it seems like a nice program!
http://www.somethingmisleading.com
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scenalyzer does work in win7, however only with SD-files.
regards
A.p
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