mp4 kann nicht korrekt betrachtet werden in premiere elements

6851

Recent versions of Premiere Elements do support files with the .ts file extension. So, I would ask "What version of Premiere Elements are you using and on what computer operating system is it running?

We would need more details of the properties of the files that you are trying to import into Premiere Elements. "MP4" is just a wrapper/container format represented in that file extension. We need to know the video and audio compressions that are wrapped by this MP4 container/wrapper format.

Depending on the answers to the above, we need to know

a. why is it necessary to convert .ts to mp4 with the VLC player

b. what the properties are for this VLC player generated .mp4

c. details of your import of the .mp4 into Premiere Elements Editor

We will be watching for your follow up.

Thank you.

ATR

Karl Diewald

I can get you a file that you can get into the Elements Organizer 12 and also import (with no flaws) into the Premiere Elements 12 Editor. But, it comes

with some workarounds...

1. Your original MPEG2.ts should be fully compatible with the Premiere Elements 12 Editor. But, I cannot take a MPEG2.ts into my Elements Organizer 12.

For that matter, I am finding a problem bringing any MPEG2 file into the Elements Organizer 12 whereas I am not having that problem with Elements Organizer 11, 10, or 9.

Solution 1. Just import the MPEG2.ts into Premiere Elements 12 Editor for your project there. No Elements Organizer thoughts.

2. I have found that I can produced a very good quality AVCHD.mp4 from the MPEG2.ts using Movie Maker 2012 in Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit.

I find that I can take this AVCHD.mp4 into Premiere Elements 12 with no problems. However I cannot take this AVCHD.mp4 into

Premiere Elements 12 Editor UNLESS I rename the file extension from .mp4 to .mov.

Solution 2. For goals in Premiere Elements 12 Editor and Elements Organizer 12, convert your .ts to .mp4 with Movie Maker 2012, change the name of the file extension from .mp4 to .mov, and then import the .mov into either Premiere Elements 12 or Elements Organizer 12  or both without problems.

3. Perhaps a step could be eliminated by converting the .ts to .mov directly with a program such as MPEG Streamclip.

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Elements Organizer 12 problems appear to go beyond the excuses of missing codecs. Still considering what to do with Elements Organizer 12 in

general. My old standby troubleshooting of deleting its settings file and creating a new catalog are not working...as well as the maneuver to rename

file extensions involved and right click the Elements Organizer thumbnail and select Update Thumbnail.

Please review and consider the above, and then let me know if any of the above worked for you.

Right now I am looking at your VLC ts to .mp4 conversion to try to determine what happened to you with it.

More later.

ATR

Add On...No matter what I do with your VLC H.264.mp4...the file imports into Premiere Elements 12 Edit with green or green cast video. I suspect

the problem is in the video codec that is being used. Changing the file extension from .mp4 to .mov here does not change the situation.

6851

Thank you for the reply, but the message in the reply did not post.

Please try again when you have the time.

Thank you.

ATR

6851

Many thanks for the reply with the great news that conversion of your files to .mp4 is making it possible

for you to move forward in your Premiere Elements projects. Great job.

Best wishes. Your follow up is much appreciated by all.

ATR