4 Replies Latest reply on Jun 28, 2013 2:27 PM by Mickey_LJ

    Frame duplication during 2vuy (in .avi) import on Premiere CS4

    Filmemacher
    Filmemacher Oct 20, 2011 7:20 PM

      Hello:

       

      I am currently trying to import a complete Premiere CS4 (version 4.2.1) project on my laptop, Windows 7 - 64bit, which doesn't have an AJA Kona 3 card installed. The detailed file specification of the source file is given further below and had been created on a system with AJA's Kona card. The source files are in an AVI wrapper, in OpenDML, with 2vuy and had been created by the AJA Kona card on a different system.

      The file gets imported into Premiere, and it displays the correct file length, here of about 56mn 24s. However, I can only access the first few seconds. If I drag the video file to the timeline, I realized that every frame is present for about 2 minutes and 40 seconds, which results in about 18 seconds of the original file length. To explain it in different words - I have the same frame at position 00:00:00, 00:00:01, 00:00:02 until 02:39:24.

      The original files can be properly displayed within the windows media player, which utilizes a YCbCr Codec from Drastic Technology Inc. Therefore, I strongly believe that the source files aren't corrupted. What should I do now?

       

      BR

      Filmemacher

       

      General

      Complete name :

      H:\PZ05\116_PZ05\pz05\Captured Video\main 03.avi

      Format :

      AVI

      Format/Info :

      Audio Video Interleave

      Format profile :

      OpenDML

      File size :

      1. 65.4 GiB

      Duration :

      56mn 24s

      Overall bit rate :

      166 Mbps

       

      Video

      ID :

      0

      Format :

      2vuy

      Codec ID :

      2vuy

      Duration :

      56mn 24s

      Bit rate :

      2 539 Kbps

      Width :

      720 pixels

      Height :

      576 pixels

      Display aspect ratio :

      5:4

      Frame rate :

      1. 25.000 fps

      Standard :

      PAL

      Bits/(Pixel*Frame) :

      1. 0.245

      Stream size :

      1. 1.00 GiB (2%)