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Nigel Hulett
June 10, 2010 at 7:15 pm in reply to: EX-1 video clips longer then 1 hour do not load in Premiere CS4

Hmm just one glitch – installing CS3 seems to have broken my CS4 installation and I can’t reinstall without the infamous error 1603. Looks like it’s hard drive format time…
Nigel Hulett
June 5, 2010 at 1:16 pm in reply to: EX-1 video clips longer then 1 hour do not load in Premiere CS4

Thanks for your top tip, Jim, it works perfectly importing into CS3.

I was doing a road trip from Harare to Johannesburg and near the end of the trip, I set up my EX1 on a tripod and wedged it on the passenger seat, recording the last 1.5 hours of the trip. I’ve now bumped up the clip speed by 4000% so the clip is about 2 minutes long. It looks great! As you can see, really crucial footage 😉
Nigel Hulett
June 4, 2010 at 5:09 pm in reply to: EX-1 video clips longer then 1 hour do not load in Premiere CS4

Thanks Eric and Jim. I had deleted the footage from the SxS card after transferring it via Clip Browser. Now I have to dig out that old version of CS3 I guess…
Jim, any caveats on installing CS3 with CS4 already in? How did you get the footage out of CS3 and into CS4?
Thanks again.
Nigel
Nigel Hulett
June 3, 2010 at 11:09 am in reply to: EX-1 video clips longer then 1 hour do not load in Premiere CS4

Hi all,
I have a clip 1’28” long and I am having exactly the same problem as Jim. In Sony Clip Browser I can see and play the clip no problem. In Windows Explorer, the clip is divided into 8 parts/folders within the BPAV folder. In Premiere Pro CS4 4.2.1 I have tried importing the first clip and tried via the Media Browser but I get the same result – sometimes the clip will play just the audio for a short while before Premiere hangs, other times Premiere just hangs.
My PC is an Asus Deluxe P6T, Intel i7 920, 12GB RAM, 3 x 1TB Barracuda drives, ATI 4850 graphics 1GB, Windows 7 Ultimate.
Any ideas most welcome!
Nigel