Steven L. gotz
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But spelled like that? OK. But if I were having troubles, it would be the first one gone. You can always reinstall it later.
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I have no idea what the message means, but if I were you, I would create a new project and import the old one into the new one just to see if the problem is in the header area of the file. Unlikely, but easy rnough to try.
And delete all of the preview files. That might be causing a problem.
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If it is spelled that way, then it is suspect. YUV is a common nomenclature. So maybe it needs to be replaced?
Steven
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Jason,
There should already be a BOOT.INI file in your root directory. In that file, you will find the same line already exists with what should be appropriate for your PC.
Steven
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I don’t know anyone capable of looking at the file and seeing the error.
What are you doing when you say “going ahead with the project”?
Steven
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I suggest you open an earlier Auto-Save file or copy and go from there.
Steven
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I have these from your list, among many others, and I can export to uncompressed AVI. No problem.
CineForm HD VFW Codec
IYUV9_32.dll (typo in yours? – or a problem codec?)
Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec
XviD MPEG-4 Video CodecSteven
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One major issue Tim failed to mention is that Adobe admits to a problem using HDV in After Effects. https://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/332583.html
Cineform Aspect HD 4.0 solves that problem. It supports After Effects as well as Premiere Pro.
Disclosure: I am a HUGE Cineform Aspect HD fan.
Steven
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Michael,
You appear to have most of your hair. Would you like to keep it? Or is ripping it out from frustration more to your liking?
Lets address HDV in Adobe Premiere Pro….
Editing native MPEG video is hard on a PC. The frames are not intact. The majority of the frames must reference other frames and software has to calculate this on the fly. And every time you cut a clip the software has to recalculate the GOP. Meaning recompression. Premiere Pro is VERY slow and unresponsive when editing HDV unless you have a powerful PC, and even then it is lacking. And you are applying efects to 4:2:0 video.
On the other hand, if you use the Cineform Intermediate codec available in the form of Aspect HD 4.0, you will convert all of your MPEG to Cineform AVI and you can edit as smoothly as you currently do with DV. And you are applying effect to 4:2:2 video. The wavelet technology they use is a miracle cure. To put it simply, the $499 price tag is such a bargain that you will wonder why you ever thought of not using Cineform.
And if you have one of the Premiere Pro 2.0 unsupported cameras? Cineform saves the day.
But mainly. all other issues aside, the quality is better with Cineform. Read the articles on their web site. Check out the free trial. See for yourself.
Of course, you will want one of the graphics cards with Component outputs like the Matrox Parhelia APVe or the NVidia Quadro FX-540. That way you can monitor as you edit.
Let’s address HDV in AFter Effects. Adobe has admitted a problem. Aspect HD solves the problem. But don’t take my word for it. Read this: https://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/332583.html
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I imagine Animators would probably be happier with Non-Drop Frame since they count frames more than seconds.