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  • Premiere won’t play footage – mpeg’s – help!

    Posted by Tielman Dewaele on April 24, 2009 at 11:42 am

    Hey,

    I have posted a post similar to this one, but i didn’t find the answer yet.
    I will explain more detail what is the problem:

    I arrived back from India from a project i filmed.
    I have 11 tapes in total. I used a Sony Z7. Pretty descant HDV camera.

    Normally i do my edits in Final Cut Pro. For commercials(with a lot of graphics work)i work with Premiere/After Effects.
    Because i was thinking of doing some color correction in AE, i thought of doing the hole edit in Premiere. This would be my first HD(V)1080i25(50i) project in Premiere. I did however edited DvcproHD 720p before in Premiere.

    I captured all the tapes and gave the camera back, to the renting house.

    The footage looks good, but i noticed after a while the footage is in mpeg format. When i made a new project a assumed it would be .mov files.
    I just captured everything and assumed it would be ok, even i was a bit confused.
    Suddenly the footage doesn’t play in Premiere. I can scroll, but cant play. Same in Sequence timeline.
    When i look in the finder(im using mac) i cant open the footage with quicktime (qt is updated) and the finder is crashing.
    I can however open it with vlc player and looks good, but some shots(when i scroll)are repeated, very strange.

    I made a view new pp projects, same thing.

    Does anyone had a similar problem? Please help me out on this one!
    Luckily i have a lot off time to finish the project, but i would like to preview everything i have.

    Fcp cant handle the files as well.

    Iff nothing can be done, i can still convert it to something as photo jpeg, proress. I did some test, but the results aren’t really good and they don’t play good in pp.
    Here are some of the results:
    https://img259.imageshack.us/img259/8100/previews.jpg

    Its obvious the captured footages looks best.

    T.

    MacPro Intel Quad Core 7G Ram
    MacBookPro Intel Duo Core 2G Ram

    Cs4 Production Premium
    Cinema4D
    Final Cut Studio 2

    Tielman Dewaele replied 17 years ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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