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Hi,
Whenever I try to import MPEG2 videos in to Adobe Premiere CS6, I get the following error:
"There was an error decompressing Audio or Video...."
Doe's anybody know what is the reason for that?
Thanks
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[irrelevant comment deleted]
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hallo, i am also having a problem with importing M2TS formate files. only video is imported not the audio in CS 5.5 and CS 6. plz give me a solution
thanks
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This problem does not have a solution . In thuis thread , before lauching of CC2014 , i said that maybe in the fure there is a solution.
Well, the future arrived , and the problem still do not have a solution.
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Do you know Hauppage TV recorders use MPEG2 in a non-compatible format, that there are a few sports cameras that use MPEG2 in a non-compatible variant? Obviously not, otherwise you would not have marked my post irrelevant. It only shows your lack of understanding of where MPEG2 come from.You disappoint me Jeff.
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Sorry to disappoint you, Harm. Next time, do a better job of proofreading your posts. The way you presented the information was irrelevant *and* condescending.
Jeff
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Hi,
So, what is the solution then, Harm? I AM using Hauppauge to capture the output of old VHS tapes. Since I have an Hauppauge card.. I did not find any other solution than to use their WinTV software to grab the feed.
I tried to capture/rip directly from Premiere, but I didn't see this as a possibility. What so you suggest to :
1- Either be able to import that "non compliant" mpg2 file that I wish to edit in Premiere
2- Or to be able to capture the feed coming from my hauppauge card?
Thanks
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Try transcoding the Mpeg 2 files with Media Encoder to a Main Concept codec and then import them into Premiere. Often Times Premiere cannot handle the Meta Data used by 3rd party file writers and it blows up the decoding.
Eric
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There's a third solution which has been overlooked and which is fairly well guaranteed to work here, dsada.
Pick up something like the ADVC110 from Grass Valley, which works over FireWire and captures to DV, something PP has no trouble with.
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Your link is irrelevant, since there is MPEG2 capability, the OP can choose MPEG2 for his sequence, only it gives errors on file import. Maybe you ought to do a better job of proofreading posts. I only implied that if you use strange sources, like for instance Hauppage material, or DivX or XVid material in a MPEG2 wrapper, you can expect errors. If you use normal MPEG2 video cameras, it works.
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Jeff Bellune wrote:
Does this thread help:
Thanks for your reply.
It seems that there are many poeple out there who have the same problem.
I try to update my Adobe products and see what happens.
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i am upgrade already , still can't run mpeg/mts
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Leave the primiere pro dear start use Final cut pro
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This article lists some possibilities, including Jim Simon's excellent advice: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/615047?tstart=60
Many analog to digital capture cards just do a very poor job, and offer limited options for that A-D process. I am also an advocate of the Canopus/Grass Valley A-D devices.
Good luck,
Hunt
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I am dumbfounded by the immense tech wisdom of you so called MVP's,who have NOTHING to say on kayut's problem.All you do is utter mumbo jumbo tech to show yourselves off.
Things are simple.I used to import MPG's that my Sony camera recorded straight into Premiere CS4 with no problem at all,now suddenly Premiere CS6 has a problem.ANYBODY from Adobe are you listening???Do you have the least respect for your customers???
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Not sure which posts you have been looking at, but these MVPs have proven invaluable to myself and countless others.
Thank you again to all of them for their vast knowledge and support!
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I usually visit this forum since 2006. I Had another Adobe ID, but forgot the password, and as i lost access to email, used to make the forst ID, I did this other ID about a year ago.
I have followed and contributed to dozens of posts on the Audition, Encore, Premiere, Soundbooth, that useless software, since that year. In ALL posts of this forums , we found this same MVPs, with their "maybes" or "figured out" about everything. Is not my account, but this is very time consuming, so I wondering if they have time for other things in life.
There are few posts that I write something in the solution, as this demand research, test and post the result. but when I do, it is a final and tested solution. For example, in 2009 i resolving a problem from a bloak, that i have to write a software driver to him. I spent 2 months in that job, but i resolved his problem, not these "maybes" or "perhaps", or else "I heard that" or "try this," or "try it".
In forums in my opinion is when you post an answer to a question has to be "THE ANSWER", definitive, correct, tested, to solve the problem of who asked for help there. This demand, days, a week, months sometimes.
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In forums in my opinion is when you post an answer to a question has to be "THE ANSWER", definitive, correct, tested, to solve the problem of who asked for help there.
It'd be very nice indeed if that were always possible.
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For this error, the problem is the mpeg2 video is not supported by Adobe Premiere CS6. Try to convert this video to a common format like mp4 for importing to Adobe Premiere CS6. I have used Format Factory, Firecoresoft Video Converter, they are all can do this conversion.
Good luck.
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Thats is true. Ok for one , two, or half a dozen of raw material . But a entire day of shooting, that produce 40 ~90 videos in MPEG 2K, 150Mbits 4-4-2 or 230 ~ 300 Mbits 4-4-4 it is a huge process, very very time consuming process, and all conversions render in loss of quality. For wedding, Family, of common events, around 10 to 14 Mbits,no problems , but for a feature film with this kind of material , its almost impossible to convert and the results is the same . We already conduct many tests. So we abandoned CS6, and returned to 5.5. Some day, maybe in CS7, Adobe resolve this issue. We are in in the "even number curse". All historicaly even numbered CS versions had some flaws, that Adobe never able to corretct. They release another version. This occurred in CS2, and CS4
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Yes, PPro CC 2014(Vwersion 8.8.2), still not able to deal with MPEG/MTS.
We trhow out money, almost 2000 dolars in the useless CS6 version.
Now with the opportunity to test CC2014, with no costs, that render in the same another useless version of PPro. At least we do not lost another 2000 dollars.
After tests in two workstations here in the studio, and the tests was conducted , in a Dual 10 cores XEON, ( E5-2690 v2 ), with Quadro 6000, Tesla2050, SATA6 raid, Supermicro motherboard,
in other words , a no buts, no maybes, no capable doubts hardware, and the software did not work well. many issues were found, involving codecs that came with PPro, and many plugins tha do not work anymore, and NO SUPPORT for MPEG/MTS.
We test with files generated by all of our cameras, recently bougth around 100K dollars of investment, cameras like Panasonic Lumix GH2, GH3 and GH4, Canon 7D, Sony NXCAM, Sony CineAlta F3,an old DSR 450WS DVCAM and the new Cinealta F55. We definetely will not accept the argument that a almost 30K dollars camera from Sony , will will generate a non compliant MPEG file .
WeI do not know why so many manpower Adobe have, that is not able to correct a simple function that worked in CS3, CS4, CS5, CS5.5, and now did not work anymore in CS6 or even in CC2014.
They lost files that worked before? I have a copy here....
So this is a problem that wont have a solution. anymore. Adobe DO NOT WANT TO CORRECT THIS.
SINce we start our post production facility here in brasil , we already spent more than 12K dollars in software from Adobe. Yes we think that is a lack of respect from Adobe.
12K dollars is very much money for many many people, not for Adobe, but for normal people.
By this time we are considering here move to Avid MC7, or MC8 that will launch in next november, as i read last week.
Best regards,
Leonardo Diniz .
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Still no solution for this?
Just incredible...