RED in new CC 2015

[Trent Happel]

Open the RED clip in the Source monitor or select it in a Timeline Sequence, then select the Effect Controls panel. Upper left you should see Master * clip name and the Source Settings should be there.

Trent Happel
Adobe
Premiere Pro

[Ben Nelson]

What version of Premier are you using because we have the latest version and that source setting doesn’t exist.
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[Trent Happel]

The screenshot is from the latest version: CC 2015.0.2 (9.0.2)

Trent Happel
Adobe
Premiere Pro

[Ben Nelson]

Still not working on our end. We will just have to edit in the 2014 version.

[Trent Happel]

That is odd. Does the old Source Settings dialog work for your RED file(s) in CC 2015?

Trent Happel
Adobe
Premiere Pro

[Adam Christl]

I’m not a huge fan of losing the source option in the timeline, but I am making do. However – once adjusting RED raw data in the master effects window I am unable to save to RMD or for that matter load from RMD. Clicking on those options do not open a dialogue box. That is kind of a huge issue.

[Richard Li]

My problems is slightly different. In Effect control panel, the Master clip effects is greyed out for merged clips on timeline, it only works for red footage without audio. If you click that master clip effect tab, it will show text – multiple clips are selected. Is there any way to work around it?

Richard Li

[Joel Arvidsson]

If you opened a 2014 projekt or older you need to have the 2015.0.2 update installeld. Then you can hit your hotkey for the source settings panel. Its the old one so Its backward compatible.

I have some issue with the 2015 and 2015.0.2 thoe. Just have to give a little warning. But the source settings works fine with the 2015.0.2

joelarvidsson@gmail.com

[Richard Li]

Thanks, Joel

I can get access to the source setting by hitting the hotkey on timeline like you said, but it won’t live update the scopes with luts on the adjustment layer above. It only shows the scope for the original footage itself. But if you click the clip level on the right side, the scope is live updated, that means I have to adjust it back and forth, very time consuming and very hard to get 100% right.

Richard