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  • Can’t create proxies from FS7 footage in premiere (getting error)

    Posted by Allard Depallerd on October 5, 2017 at 9:32 am

    Hi guys, i have a bunch of FS7 4K footage. I want to create proxies of them in Premiere Pro (latest) on my Windows 10 pc.

    I know FS7 has 8 channel audio, which is the reason i can’t use H264 as a proxy setting. But when i choose cineform..it starts rendering but it will sometimes give me a error message before it ends. Most of the files render fine..but some give me an error before finishing the file. I have tried rendering with CUDA on and off…Not really a difference…So most files render fine..but some give me this error

    ================================================================
    Export Error
    Error compiling movie.

    Import Error

    Importer returned bad result.

    Writing with exporter: QuickTime
    Writing to file: R:\LOPENDE PROJECTEN\CONCEPT GOD – Dutch Masters of Light\PROXIES\896_0960_Proxy.mov
    Around timecode: 07:36:07:29
    Reading with importer: ImporterMXF
    Reading from file: R:\LOPENDE PROJECTEN\CONCEPT GOD – Dutch Masters of Light\VIDEO\LIANDER\896_0960.MXF
    Reading file type: MXFF
    Rendering at offset: 32.280 seconds
    Component: ImporterMXF of type Importer
    Selector: 25
    Error code: -4
    ======================================================================

    So im not sure what im doing wrong…
    Please note that I dont even need any of the audio channels.. Cause i will only be needing the video that i shot…

    please advise.

    Greg Janza replied 8 years, 11 months ago 2 Members · 3 Replies
  • 3 Replies
  • Greg Janza

    October 5, 2017 at 5:50 pm

    that’s the annoying part of proxies. I no longer use proxies but I think my solution to this issue was to create a custom ingest preset. It’s a bit cumbersome but it can be done. You need to actually make the ingest preset in media encoder (with 8 channels of audio to match your files), save it somewhere accessible and then when you are attempting to make your proxies you select the button “Add ingest preset”.

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  • Allard Depallerd

    October 7, 2017 at 10:38 am

    Hi Greg,

    Thank you for you reply.
    I am more than willing to do that, but Im not entirely sure what custom proxy setting I should use.
    I think DNxHD or something would work best.. But im not sure which one I should choose.

    I wanted to try DNxHD 36….but i can’t find that in the dropdown list.. So any alternatives?

    thank you in advance..

  • Greg Janza

    October 8, 2017 at 6:15 am

    the preset DNX LB 1080p 23.976 which is located inside the DNxHD MXF OP1a preset folder is a good starting point. You’ll need to control click on it and create a new encoding preset with your 8 channels of audio selected , give it a name and save it. Then create a new ingest preset and under the transcode option you will then select your newly created encoding preset.

    I Hate Television. I Hate It As Much As Peanuts. But I Can’t Stop Eating Peanuts.
    – Orson Welles

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