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Unsupported Media and Compiling Issues
I’ve used Premiere for years, but am perplexed by a never seen issue. I imported video I had shot with my new Sanyo VPC-FH1 1080p. Now I can shoot on many different settings and since I knew my computer most likely couldn’t handle the ‘Full HD’ video so I shot this test footage on ‘TV-SHQ’ setting listed below.
* Full-HR 1920×1080 (60 FPS HR) – you better have one powerful computer if you want to edit these files. But for simple cut/join edits, you can do that through the camera of course.
* Full-HD 1920×1080 (60 field/s) – same reasons with above
* Full-SHQ 1920×1080 (30 FPS SHQ) – recommended
* HD-SHQ 1280×720 (30 FPS SHQ)
* TV-SHQ 640×480 (30 FPS SHQ)
* Web-SHR 448×336 (240 FPS SHR) – limited to 10 second-recordings
* Web-UHR 192×108 (600 FPS UHR) – limited to 10 second-recordingsThe video loaded just fine. I uploaded some music and everything edited smoothly. Then when I tried to export it the entire piece would only render out to around 85% and then would give me a memory issue or compiling error. Shouldn’t be an issue as I’ve edited many videos in the past. I switched render into memory mode to no avail.
Now after restarting is I have files that only show the red screen of death in the timeline and when I try to re-link the video files it says they are either an unsupported format or damaged. The files still play just fine when I double click on them.
Why can’t I render these files out in the first place? Anyone have any advice for me regarding this issue? Plus, is there a way to edit Full HD video on CS3?
By the way I am using an Inspiron 1520 by Dell with 3GB Ram, 2GB Duo Processor…..
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I dont see any support for AVCHD in CS3.
If you are going to stick with 640×480, use a video converter such as QT Pro to convert to DV. -
I will give that a shot! As for sticking to 640×480….that was just for now. I do want to be able to edit and use the full HD feature of the camera.
Will CS3 handle HD or do I need to buy CS4?
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With that said…why did it allow me to import and edit all the video without issues. I completed the entire project, but then it just decided to unlink from the video and call them unsupported formats?
Seems a little odd doesn’t it?
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Hmmm I’ve also been using Premiere for years and suddenly (started in December) this error. HD clips that have been working for ages suddenly is unsupported. First I thougt it was something bad in the computer and reinstalled the whole computer and it works fine for e few days and then the same again. Been working for close to two weeks to figure it out. 3 reinstalls from clean computer and still no luck.
What the heck is going on?
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