I just realize that they are xdcam files, it must have the mpeg video format, then it is coding by software, weird. ... View more

If there is no Intel processor, there is no h264 decoding. Do problematic files have the same origin? ... View more

I commented on the method that the state using from the Premiere CS4. In your case you have the sequence at 25fps and the video at 24fps, on the video in the project panel, right-click, modify> Interpret footage in Assume this frame rate, value equal to the sequence, 25fps. You incorporate the video to the sequence, right click on it and in speed duration, you place the result of the following formula: video of origin / sequence X 100, that is, 24 / 25X100 = 96%, is the value that you must give it., ready. It is not necessary to adjust the audio, and the duration is like the one of origin. There is another method but relate the simplest one. ... View more

"and interpret your source to 25 fps and place it on a 25fps timeline." In this way the video was accelerated with the consequent distortion of the audio. ... View more

You must give more details, because what you mention should not happen. One of the best options that Premiere has is the option to interpret. ... View more

With respect to open the MP4 only with audio. You can try the following: Go to Edit> Preferences> Media and remove the checkbox before the element: enable Intel h.264 decoding (requires reboot), or (12.1.2) Enable hardware accelerated decoding. Restart premiere. If you still have problems with some files, close Premiere and proceed to delete the cache folders; Note the link for instructions: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2152942 Consider the location of the cache folders in the preferences of the program: Edit> Preferences> Media cache ... View more

Try to start the program as an administrator, right click on "Run as administrator" to see if the problem persists. ... View more

In the hope that some technician or connoisseur of the subject of his advice can go seeing what Adobe recommends: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html ... View more

The quick solution is to deactivate the acceleration of the GPU in the Project Settings. But, I try what I mentioned in my previous publication. ... View more

To prevent possible system blocking problems, you can try the following: start the program as an administrator, right click on "Run as administrator" to see if the problem persists. ... View more

animationlife  escribió I have a Choice of Match Source- HighBitRate, or Adaptive High BitRate. You can see this link to dissolve your doubt. Understanding Premiere Pro's New H.264 Export Settings ... View more

If the decision is yours, if you want to know my opinion, I would do it depending on the destination of the final product, family, advertising, corporate, leaving it at the highest resolution. For a family video, you can duplicate the secondary video and place it as background, scale it and blur it so that the perception is within the same context, not like the image it puts, with this you will not lose details that you surely do not want to lose. For an advertising video, it will be between the previous one and the next one. For a corporate, do not make decoration with visual effects, you will have to scale the secondary video centering the objective on the screen. ... View more

808Grinder  escribió However I have imported cell phone clips for the past 10 projects without issue. Same here, so far I have not had problems. 808Grinder  escribió I have a Dell XPS desktop (not sure what model) which I just purchased 2 weeks ago. If you do not make changes that could cause the problem to start, you should check if Windows did it without you knowing, by default, Windows updates are done without asking. ... View more

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Try to start the program as an administrator, right click on "Run as administrator" to see if the problem persists. ... View more

Hi. I expound my humble opinion on the subject. In general, a file with the codec H264 8 bits 4: 2: 0 is decoded by hardware (HW), which greatly helps the editing, when using this method the memory consumption is not so serious since the flow of data is more direct, there is less transfer. When using a file with codec h264, but 10 bits 4: 2: 2, like the files of the GH5, it is something else, this feature is not supported by the hardware decoding, here Premiere starts to decode by software (SW) , this results in an increase in memory consumption, by the type of process and by the characteristics of the file. If you do not have a PC with a good number of cores and at least 4GB each, and no less than 3 internal disks, it is advisable to use proxy. https://forums.adobe.com/people/Kevin+Karr  escribió Now my machine is older but hasn't had too many issues in the past. I risk saying for your comment, do not bother trying to edit the files of the GH5, and less in 4K to 400Mbps, the memory capacity will fall abruptly asiendolos unmanageable. ... View more

Watch this thread to see if it helps: Threadripper 1950x Issue with Premier Pro ... View more

You can try changing the location of the project and the files. Or you can also try creating a new sequence according to the project and import the project with problems. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Combat+By+Design  escribió This didn't work for me either, though I have a slightly different issue.... I mention a solution for (importer: 39) ", in your case it is 25, and this is not clear to me, and it is for MP4 or MOV. Go to Edit> Preferences> Media and remove the checkbox before the item: enable Intel h.264 decoding (requires restart), o (12.1.2) Enable hardware accelerated decoding. Next, close Premiere and proceed to delete the cache folders; note the link for the instructions: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2152942 Start Premiere and re-import the file. If it works for you, it's better than converting, it gains time and quality. ... View more

The solution to this message "A low-level exception occurred in: Importer MPEG (importer: 39)", is the one of my previous post, but, when it comes to MP4 or MOV. The strange thing about this post is because it's M2TS, generally these are 1080, and this is a 4k file error or higher. Another strange thing is that by default Premiere 12.1.2 has the Intel decoding for the MTS files disabled. I'll have to keep investigating. ... View more

What you need to know is that you can create a sequence in 23,976, and you can easily add a video of 25 frames per second, and if you create a sequence at 25 frames per second, you can add a video of 23,976 to the sequence. You must decide at which frame rate to export, it is recommended that it be equal to the sequence, therefore you must determine if it makes a sequence of 23.976 or 25 fps. If your video is not a "VFR" variable frame rate, you do not have to have audio problems. regards ... View more

For your problem this link is correct: Future versions of Premiere Pro will no longer support Quicktime 7 era formats and codecs If I'm not mistaken, the .mov of those transitions have codec mjp2 (JPEG 2000), it is no longer supported by the latest version of the program. ... View more

JamMasterSam  escribió So I've reinterpreted my 25fps to 23.98fps. I've sped my audio track up to 107% and maintained pitch and it looks passable. What do you reckon? Does that sound ok? It does not sound good to me. The calculation of speed is incorrect, 25 / 23,976 = 1,042709376042709 X 100 = 104,2709376042709. If you use a CC version, what you would do is include the video of 25 fps in the sequence of 23,976, Premiere has to adjust the video automatically to the sequence without any problem. ... View more

Hi. I recommend you try this Go to Edit> Preferences> Media and remove the checkbox before the item: enable Intel h.264 decoding (requires restart), o (12.1.2) Enable hardware accelerated decoding. Restart Premiere. If you still have problems with some files, close Premiere and proceed to delete the cache folders; note the link for the instructions: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2152942 Start Premiere and re-import the file. ... View more

If you meet these specifications, you will not have problems to play a pendrive on any TV, except for an HD Ready, which is 720, and not 1080. MP4 Codec H264 Max resolution 1920x1080 Max. fps 30 although in 1280x720 it can reach 60 it is preferable to stay at 30. Max. Mbps 25 on a Led reaches 30. Maximum level 4.1. Audio AC3-MP3-AAC MPEG Codec MPEG2 Max resolution 1920x1080 Max. fps 30 although in a lower field of 1280x720 it can reach 60, it is preferable to stay at 30. Max. Mbps 30 Maximum level 4.1. Audio AC3-AAC ... View more

Run the installation as administrator, right click on "Run as administrator" to see if the problem persists. ... View more