Try removing the slash in the name.  Forgive me because I'm not that familiar with dynamic link, but if that is a "file" the slash may be confusing it as a "directory."

Hope that helps.  Best of luck...

Erik

Try removing the slash in the name.  Forgive me because I'm not that familiar with dynamic link, but if that is a "file" the slash may be confusing it as a "directory."

That's Adobe's naming scheme for Dynamic Linked AE comps, as well as how layered PSDs are named. What is before the slash is the composition name, and what is after it is the After Effects project name. These aren't assets in the "traditional" sense, so the forward slash has no impact on file use.

Try dragging the AE comp to the New Item icon at the bottom of the Project panel; is a new sequence created with the AE comp placed in it?

With the the DL'ed comp loaded into the Source Monitor (the one on the left), press either the Insert or Overlay buttons; they're located just to the right of the "jog wheel" in the monitor panel. Does the comp clip land in the seqence? If not, make sure that you have your Source and Target tracks targetted properly; that means clicking to enable the gray V/Video and A/Audio buttons at the head of the Timeline panel.

Like this:

The nature and content of your DL'ed comp has no effect on its usability in Premiere; as far as PPro is concerned, it's a flattened video clip.

What is the Media Duration of the DL'ed comp, as it appears in the Project panel?

Also--asking the obvious, but I have to check--have you saved the AE project after adding the comp? If so, try removing the AE comp from your PPro project panel, and then import it again. Also, try creating a new/second comp in your AE project, and attempt to DL that. Same result?

That's not an 'X'; that's a chain link The green icon with the intact link means that Dynamic Link is working. If it wasn't the link would be broken and the icon would be red.

to test it I tried to drag another clip that was recorded in with the extension ".MTS" and it was able to be dragged down.

Can you explain what you're referring to here? Do you mean you tried another MTS file in Premiere, or that you created a new comp in AE and used a different MTS file in that, which you then successfully used in Premiere?

With both Premiere and After Effects closed, go to the folder where your MTS files are stored. Delete all CFA, PEK, and MPGINDEX files you find there, and empty the trash. Restart Premiere and reopen your project, then wait for the yellow bar on the bottom right corner to stop flashing. When it's done, open up After Effects and let it finish indexing. Check if your files are back online now.

Hello Friends,

Adobe Master Collection CS5 and cs5.5, unfortunately, is creating a problem of this kind.

Typically, this problem, an aging installed operating system for all sorts due to the program a lot.

Way to solve this, is this: (I assume we have a full system requirements)

First, check the format.

Install the operating system.

Later, as a first step install your graphics card-driver.

Vista and W7 to reset the level of the UAC.

Close the Windows Firewall.

PC "as the second step in your PIN and then close the deficit, or Adobe Master Collection CS5 cs5.5 please run the installer as administrator.

Then you set up other programs that need.

I solved with this method after I poured a lot of sweat.