Andy Edwards
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Which version of Premiere CC2014 or CC2015?
Andy Edwards
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When dealing with camera card media, I use the media browser all the time. It is a sure fire way that Premiere understands your media and imports it correctly. For XDCAM EX footage, start out with new sequence item and match your XDCAM EX preset to your footage, set your video previews to match your codec and frame size, then save a custom preset so you can recall it ever time you use XDCAM EX footage. Sometimes the new sequence item icon creates the correct settings, sometimes it doesn’t. That is why you should create one that matches your footage so you know it is correct.
Andy
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Are you using the media browser to import your clips directly off the camera cards? Or are you importing through the Project Bin? You can make your render codec match the XDCAM EX clips to get faster previews and exports then leaving it set to I-Frame.
Andy Edwards
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Just modify your MXF clips before you create your multi-cam sequence. You can “lick” them before creating the sequence 🙂
If you don’t actually need all the channels of audio from each camera, just right click on them in the project bin and choose Modify / Audio Channels. Change from 5 Audio tracks to 2 and choose the format (mono / Stereo) you want. Once you have modified all cameras, then select them all and create your multi cam sequence.
Andy Edwards
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Can’t take the credit as it was Paul Jones who found the right driver to roll back too in this thread.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/924996#968929Glad it helped though. It was driving our editors crazy the past few weeks.
Andy
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Go to your project bin and right click on the headers to bring up metadata display. Scroll down to Video Usage and make sure it is checked, click ok to close the menu. Slide the Frame Rate display right next to Video Usage and it will tell you all the frames rates of footage in your sequences.
Andy Edwards
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Max,
seeing the same issue with a bunch of our Wacom tablets. Found an old forum post and rolled back to a older driver. Seems to fix the scaling issue.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/924996#966421
Ended up rolling back to this driver:
https://downloadeu.wacom.com/pub/Mac/pro638-2.dmgAndy Edwards
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Try toggle all sources to allow all audio to turn blue, then toggle off 3 & 4 before selecting your insert.
Andy
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Make sure your source patching is enabled for both channels 1 & 2. A1 & A2 need to be active (blue) to see both channels when you do a insert or overwrite.
Andy Edwards
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Hi Martyn,
What was the fix to get it to work?
Andy
