[Ali Clark]

VLC does play the mpeg2’s but not the .m2t

I don’t understand why some .mpeg’s will open with quicktime and some will only open with vlc.
Both are MPEG-2 program stream. Could it have something to do with YUV 4:2:2 Color?

I just want to be able to check the videos before I send them off to tv stations.
Any ideas on how to play .m2t’s since they wont open in vlc?

[Ali Clark]

Solved the duplicate presets issue:

On a Mac:

User-> Library->Preferences->Adobe->Common->AME->6.0->Presets
Delete your duplicates.

Thanks Y’all!

[Ali Clark]

Ah yes, I did ultimately figure it out yesterday, thank you.

Is there any way to remove these presets now? As i was trying to install them yesterday I accidentally installed them twice. Rt+click Delete is greyed out.

[Ali Clark]

You have to install “PluralEyes 3 Connector for Premiere Pro” for the feature to be visible inside Premiere

Connector is an Extension for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 that makes it easy to use PluralEyes with Premiere Pro. Note that in order to use Connector, you must already have installed PluralEyes for Premiere Pro.

Download
If you haven’t already installed the latest PluralEyes for Premiere Pro, download and install it.
The connector file is located within the Extras folder of the downloaded zip file that contains the all the PluralEyes installers. The same extension file works for both Windows and OS X.

Install
Start the Adobe Extension Manager
Select Install and choose the file PluralEyes 2 Connector for Premiere Pro.zxp

Use
Start Premiere Pro
Set up the sequence you want to sync
Select the menu item Window > Extensions > PluralEyes
PluralEyes will start. Select the sequence to be synced, choose any sync options and press Sync.
When the sync is complete, press Exit
The synced sequence will be opened automatically in Premiere Pro