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Old Wednesday, July 8th, 2009, 09:02 PM
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Premiere Pro CS4 DV Capture

Thought I would see if I could find some help with a problem I am experiencing. Using Premiere Pro CS4 on a MacPro with Leopard. When I shoot video in HDV, I can capture the video without any trouble. When I try to capture video that was shot in DV, using QuickTime capture settings, I get a very large amount of dropped frames and the entire video does not get captured. I am changing to DV on the camera playback. Have tried changing the capture location to a non-OS drive. I've really tried everything I could think of. Could it be a codec issue? It is my understanding that the QuickTime setting supports DV. Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
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Old Thursday, July 9th, 2009, 07:51 AM
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I only had 7 dropped frames when the screensaver came on, but that was after the 4.1 upgrade. After the 4.1 upgrade, I also could no longer capture in HDV or create HDV projects. So I did a clean re-install of Premiere and its fixed now.
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