Daniel Paun
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I just updated to new Premiere Pro CC 2014 ((cloud subscribed) the other day and I exported three clips (not nested sequences) for vimeo 720p / .h624 encoding (two very long ones for over an hour, and one 28 min). The long ones seem to be just fine but the shorter one is flickering occasionally for certain shoots through the entire clip…I use macbook pro i7 and is just like the example you have given above, exactly the same symptoms (with the rectangle on top left corner and flickering like mad for rest of the screen)… I’m not sure why but I will investigate later this evening…If I’m not mistaking, I have the warp stabilizer applied to these clips so it might be something in relation to that, I don’t know yet…I tried re-encoding with same settings but same results…It’s really annoying as I need to present these to my clients asap! Before the update I didn’t have these issues… I’ll report back here if I find a solution to my problem… Nick, you say you’ve tried different setting also, same results or these were ok? Thanks!
Having google for same problems I found this link:
https://adriansjournal.blogspot.com/2014/07/premiere-pro-h264-export-blinking-issue.html
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Hi Bill,
I don’t have the FCP 7 yet. I’m on FCP 6 at the moment and I was surprized to see that the codec its supported by the software. When I bought the camera, I thought that I’ll have to do the upgrade to FCP 7 to get my job done. But I imported the clips via Long&Transfer and it worked just fine (even though, a message appears everytime: “The folder you selcetd contains clips that are not supported by FCP”, or something simillar to this). However, the clips are converted to Aplle Pro Res 422 and from there I do my things as usual. Very easy, no issues at all.
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Hi Adam,
While recording on either the memory stick or the FMU it was grant, no issues at all(that was the first day test). But then I read your post on this forum and the next day I started to record simultaneously on memory card and the FMU. It was great for a couple of shots but then the above happened. I will give it another try these days and I’ll report back on the forums. I suspect that it will be an issue with most of the NX Cams recording simultaneously. I would love to here more users out there who tried this. But until then I’m so disappointed with Sony from this point of view (it was so important to me and my type of business to rely on dual simultaneously recording).
All the best…
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Hi Adam,
While recording on either the memory stick or the FMU it was grant, no issues at all(that was the first day test). But then I read your post on this forum and the next day I started to record simultaneously on memory card and the FMU. It was great for a couple of shots but then the above happened. I will give it another try these days and I’ll report back on the forums. I suspect that it will be an issue with most of the NX Cams recording simultaneously. I would love to here more users out there who tried this. But until then I’m so disappointed with Sony from this point of view (it was so important to me and my type of business to rely on dual simultaneously recording).
All the best…
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Hi Robert, it was fine while recording on only one of the media (memory stick or the FMU). I think the problem with the NX5 its recording simultaneous on both. I got in touch with Sony but they don’t have an answer for me just yet…
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Hi everyone, it happen to me yesterday:
I was filming yesterday morning to do a proper test of the NX5E camcorder while recording on both memory card (8Gb Sony Pro Duo Mark 2 that came with the camcorder) and the FMU. I did a few shots and suddenly, a message appeared on the screen: ” card A failure” or something similar but it wasn’t the “buffer overrun” or anything to do with buffer like Adam Welz described above. The thing is that the camcorder was still recording on the FMU while the message was blinking on screen (continuously). I decide to stop the recording and as soon as I pressed the button, the camera started to reboot. It took about 30 sec to reboot and it was grant for another few shoots (then the rain starts and I had to leave without further testing). While rebooting it automatically tryed to recover the footage and everything seemed back to normal. Back home I found that the actual clip could not be saved on memory stick but I had it on the FMU.
I’m really freaked out now as I have a wedding to film next saturday (6th March) and I cannot rely on the camera now. I will give it another try these days and I will report back here how it goes.
My NX5E serial is: 210172
Here are some shoots I have take yesterday with this camcorder (but I didn’t record simultaneously on card and FMU and everything was great):