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CS6.01 Sony PMW EX1 video tearing gitch
Please Adobe, fix this major bug!
There were no problems using the same clips shot on my Sony PMW EX in PP CS5.5.2, the video worked well.
I’ve accumulated a library containing of thousands of clips that I often use. I updated to CS 6 and started noticing random tearing for just a frame here and there on some clips. It’s a horizontal tear that appears to be a combination of several frames. One partial frame on top and a later partial frame below the tear. The same clip from the same drive plays perfectly in the latest QuickTime Player.
This is definitely a bug in CS6.01 that makes my archive unusable. I’ve tried adjusting the in and out points and PP CS6 still has a very noticeable glitches in a few random clips. As a work-around, I selected new clips from other takes that are not glitching. Just when I think I have assembled a usable video from clips that don’t tear, new glitches appear.
Is Adobe aware of this issue?
Is there a fix on the way?
I have several project due soon and I am stuck with an UNUSABLE system.
Is anyone else having this issue?
For now I will uninstall the unusable PP CS6 and re-install CS5.5.2. -
2 Replies
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Hi Nick,
Yes there’s a problem with XDCAM EX files. There is a thread at Adobe:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1009064?start=0&tstart=0
It is still “under investigation”.
Workaround: Transcode to something else, or back to Pr 5.5.2
Carl.
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I think I found a simple workaround for this, no transcoding. You need to make a copy of the files through Sony XDCAM Browser.
See the mentioned thread at adobe.
Carl.
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