Device Control and Recordsettings

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August 8, 2020
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Hello,

I have the following view under Project Settings - General and not the selection DV / HDV!

How can that be?

Device control is not available!

Under File - Record - Settings - Edit, Premiere Pro immediately crashes with a fatal error!

Under File - Record - Recordsettings from Windowmenu, Premiere Pro immediately crashes with a fatal error!

Under File - Recording - Settings - Device Control "none" is selected and in the white window above there is no HDV or DV, as it was in the previous versions! Older versions of Premiere Pro are working well so far.
This version also works on another iMac under OS 10.14 Mojave, at least without these errors!

Under Preferences - Device control "None" cannot be saved, "DV / HDV device control“ always appears!
And all older versions of Premiere Pro have now adopted this behavior !!!

And don't forget the error "a low level exception occurred in: DeviceController"!

iMacPro - OS 10.13.6 - PrPro 14.3.1

Greetings from Germany

R. Stephan

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ralfs40208074Author

Inspiring

What's that about?
Now version 14.4 is here and only nonsense is displayed under Preferences / Device Control!
Premiere Pro still crashes immediately under File / Record Settings / Preferences / Edit!
Presettings / device control "without" will not be saved !!!
Project settings / general - where did the selection HDV / DV go? For me there is recording1 recording2 recording3 recording4!
iMacPro - OS 10.13.6
With OS 10.14.6 everything is ok!
So OS 10.13.6 is no longer supported !!!

Greetings from Germany

R. Stephan

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Andy 1968

Inspiring

HDV and DV devices require the OCHI Firewire controller. The OHCI is part of the OS. People have stated with the latet version of OS X the OS cannot dectect the OHCI Firewire controller. That is why you do not see the HDV/DV option. If you don't have any other I/O device connect to your computer you will have no other options.