Adobe Premiere Pro - Sequence Problem
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I tried with all kind of anime series and amvs but it still dont wanna show anything :S Now i have the same problem on my main computer... i installed a new codec and then the same problem appeared. I went to the Start Menu>Run... and typed "regedit" and Navigated to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32 and deleted all with the name ''vidc.XXXX'' That method didnt work either
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Whooeee. This is way over my head. But whenever something like that happens to me, when everything goes kaput, I just bite the bullet and completly restore my system. This may be an extreme for you. But I can't think of what would be causing these problems. It seems FAR more complex then some codec malfunction. Especially since you have some unknown .dll in your drivers folder.
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I found a way to make xvid files play on premiere. Just create an AviSynth script that does nothing but import them with AVISource, the script should preview all right. At least it did here.
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First, you have to instal AviSynth from www.avisynth.org. Open notepad, create a new file and type this in: , replacing C:\directory\file.avi with your file name and directory (keep the quote marks), save the file and change the extension from .txt to .avs. Now, instead of importing your AVI file in premiere, import the script. It should work now.
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AVISource("C:\directory\file.avi")
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AVIsource does not work with mpeg files.Niwa-kun wrote:I tried with a mpeg file and it worked
what error are you getting now?
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