Jeff Bugbee
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COW Coin
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Unfortunately this is the only copy available. Still wondering how the interlacing lines are so huge.
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This footage is progressive but was likely (incorrectly) captured from an interlaced source.
When I attempt to deinterlace this, the scanlines are tiny compared to these huge scanlines.Just noticed my original post didn’t correctly link the image, trying again here:
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I just had the same issue. Turns out there is another MXF file in your Media Cache and it’s pulling the incorrect timing from that. Close Premiere, delete your Media Cache and Media Cache Files folders (do NOT use the Premiere interface, use Explorer or Finder and manually delete the FOLDERS). Reopen Premiere, import that file. It should now show up correctly.
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Using Media Browser, is there a way to import multiple cards at once? Or do I have to select each individual card and import the contents one by one? If I do it one by one, it correctly uses the card structure. If I try to import the top folder containing the cards, it imports as “files” and gives errors on XML files, txt files, etc, and does not correctly import spanned clips.
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Very useful info, thanks Bryce.
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I’m not following you. My users already have the dock hidden. They haven’t made any changes in days. Yet only today they were unable to right click.
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I’ve updated to Premiere 2015.3 and this issue still exists. The solution is still to change workspaces.
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Hari Krishnan’s Uncheck Save Media Cache FIles next to originals worked for me. Now my question is… Where are those cfa and pek files being placed?
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For what it’s worth, I seem to have resolved this issue by changing the GOP settings from:
M Frames:3
N Frames:15to
M Frames:1
N Frames:1No more artifacting. Slightly larger filesize but that is to be expected.
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I too am looking for this functionality. FCP will create a batch list with whatever metadata columns you have selected for your bin. Premiere only creates a list of pre-defined columns that appear to be unchangeable.
