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Adobe software also tends to install some of it's OWN decoders, so even if you have it set up to use ffdshow or whatever, simply by installing premiere, that might make it start decoding with adobe's decoders. +1. Adobe brings in MainConcept decoders. I find myself constantly have to re-register my...

Zarxrax wrote:I have no idea.

Lol. That's ok. Maybe someone else does. If not, I'm fine with leaving it at that.

Adobe software also tends to install some of it's OWN decoders, so even if you have it set up to use ffdshow or whatever, simply by installing premiere, that might make it start decoding with adobe's decoders. Hmm.. Are there any known differences between the decoders Adobe installed in CS3 and CS4...

About DivX files being hit and miss, I understand that. But are you trying to say that not only is it hit and miss with different files, but it's hit and miss with the same file on different computers? I don't get how that's possible considering the programming is the same. It's not like once the c...

..About DivX files being hit and miss, I understand that. But are you trying to say that not only is it hit and miss with different files, but it's hit and miss with the same file on different computers? I don't get how that's possible considering the programming is the same. It's not like once the...

And no, there are no special plugins to make distribution files work in Premiere. I think that answers your question, aside from what you have already found to work (frame serving with avisynth) I don't believe there is a solution... that is unless you want to make lossless clips. (by taking the ti...

Actually, it's your theory that fails. Just because the file worked once (or more in this case) doesn't mean it has to work again. Welcome to distribution formats. That said, CS3 ≠ CS4. If it's not working in CS4, then that's that. And there is no miracle method to making DivX/XviD work in an edito...

DivX and XVid have always been huge gambles for any editing program. Yes, fine, they may have worked perfectly for years for you. That's dumb luck. They are distribution codecs, and were never meant to be edited in. There's nothing to say the next time you opened them in CS3 they'd never work again...

Could it be? Where I actually used this picture correctly? :| Quoted Image converted to link: http://www.aquilinestudios.org/DivX_Editing.html It's a link..click it :up: I understand that. My question is basically if there's any plug-in that can be installed that would improve Premiere's support of...

Maybe I should've posted this in the Adobe thread which I didn't notice until now.. Wow.. why doesn't this site have an option to delete your post?... Not even to edit it.