Importing MKV and/or OGM files into Adobe Premiere Pro?

nmaster64 · 12th January 2006, 05:17

Is there any possible way, by any means, to import an MKV and/or OGM file into Adobe Premiere Pro without having to convert it to avi or somthing first? I just need the video, not to worried about the audio or subs...

Zarxrax · 12th January 2006, 22:11

You can load them through Avisynth and use the Premiere Avisynth import plugin. http://videoeditorskit.sourceforge.net/

Zero1 · 13th January 2006, 02:16

Good post Zarx

You could also simply transmux to AVI, drop the OGM or MKV into Vdubmod, disable all streams apart from the video and save as AVI.

nmaster64 · 13th January 2006, 04:33

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Originally Posted by Zero1

You could also simply transmux to AVI, drop the OGM or MKV into Vdubmod, disable all streams apart from the video and save as AVI.

Yeah, that'd be easy enough, but I've got about 200 files and little hard drive space left. That would be one giant pain in the butt...and I'm really lazy too....

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zarxrax

You can load them through Avisynth and use the Premiere Avisynth import plugin. http://videoeditorskit.sourceforge.net/

Thanks a bunch! I hadn't seen that plugin before, I'll give it a try and let ya know if it works!

nmaster64 · 13th January 2006, 05:00

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Originally Posted by Zarxrax

You can load them through Avisynth...

hehe, sorry for bein' a newb, but I don't suppose you could describe that a bit more in detail? To be completely honest, I have no idea what I'm doing... :P

Zarxrax · 13th January 2006, 14:24

http://avisynth.org/

Install avisynth and then you create scripts to frameserve your original files.

To load an mkv or ogm through avisynth, you simply create a text file (with .avs extension) with the following text:

DirectShowSource("C:\path_to_file\filename.mkv")

Then after installing the premiere plugin, you can load this .avs file directly into premiere.
More instructions and documentation can be found at the avisynth site.

nmaster64 · 14th January 2006, 04:57

That worked pretty good! Thanks!

One big problem though after importing a few files though...

My taskbar is gonna explode!

Zarxrax · 14th January 2006, 19:30

That looks like ffdshow... maybe some matroska thing... and something else i have no idea about...
Just disable the tray icons. They are worthless anyway. I hate those things.

nmaster64 · 14th January 2006, 23:22

Yeah, I've been trying to, but I can't find the option anywhere...

...let's see, I finally got rid of FFShow and the Haali Media Splitter, now if I can just get the DirectVobSub off, I'd be good...

Damn, I've searched EVERYWHERE, and can't find anyway to disable the DVS icon...

It'd be fine if it only showed up once, but it shows up once for every file loaded, and that can't be healthy...

Zero1 · 21st January 2006, 02:17

Yes, those are FFDShow, Haali's splitter and VSfilter icons.

I don't know of an easy way to disable VSfilter's icon, but you could try temporarily unregistering the filter (means you won't be able to see softsubs until you re-register it).

First off hit the Windows key and F to do a search for "vsfilter.dll"

Make a note of it's location, this is important for the future, if for some reason you have multiple files, make a list of all of them.

Now to unregister it, press the Windows key and R to bring up the Run box, now type:
regsvr32 /u "C:\locationof\vsfilter.dll"

To re-register it, simply:
Press the Windows key and R to bring up the Run box, now type:
regsvr32 "C:\locationof\vsfilter.dll"

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nmaster64 Nintendo Master Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: NCSU Posts: 7	Importing MKV and/or OGM files into Adobe Premiere Pro? Is there any possible way, by any means, to import an MKV and/or OGM file into Adobe Premiere Pro without having to convert it to avi or somthing first? I just need the video, not to worried about the audio or subs...

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12th January 2006, 22:11	#2 \| Link
Zarxrax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Concord, NC Posts: 943	You can load them through Avisynth and use the Premiere Avisynth import plugin. http://videoeditorskit.sourceforge.net/

13th January 2006, 02:16	#3 \| Link
Zero1 Two bit encoder Join Date: May 2005 Location: England, UK Posts: 132	Good post Zarx You could also simply transmux to AVI, drop the OGM or MKV into Vdubmod, disable all streams apart from the video and save as AVI.

13th January 2006, 14:24	#6 \| Link
Zarxrax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Concord, NC Posts: 943	http://avisynth.org/ Install avisynth and then you create scripts to frameserve your original files. To load an mkv or ogm through avisynth, you simply create a text file (with .avs extension) with the following text: DirectShowSource("C:\path_to_file\filename.mkv") Then after installing the premiere plugin, you can load this .avs file directly into premiere. More instructions and documentation can be found at the avisynth site.

14th January 2006, 04:57	#7 \| Link
nmaster64 Nintendo Master Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: NCSU Posts: 7	That worked pretty good! Thanks! One big problem though after importing a few files though... My taskbar is gonna explode!

14th January 2006, 19:30	#8 \| Link
Zarxrax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Concord, NC Posts: 943	That looks like ffdshow... maybe some matroska thing... and something else i have no idea about... Just disable the tray icons. They are worthless anyway. I hate those things.

14th January 2006, 23:22	#9 \| Link
nmaster64 Nintendo Master Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: NCSU Posts: 7	Yeah, I've been trying to, but I can't find the option anywhere... ...let's see, I finally got rid of FFShow and the Haali Media Splitter, now if I can just get the DirectVobSub off, I'd be good... Damn, I've searched EVERYWHERE, and can't find anyway to disable the DVS icon... It'd be fine if it only showed up once, but it shows up once for every file loaded, and that can't be healthy...

21st January 2006, 02:17	#10 \| Link
Zero1 Two bit encoder Join Date: May 2005 Location: England, UK Posts: 132	Yes, those are FFDShow, Haali's splitter and VSfilter icons. I don't know of an easy way to disable VSfilter's icon, but you could try temporarily unregistering the filter (means you won't be able to see softsubs until you re-register it). First off hit the Windows key and F to do a search for "vsfilter.dll" Make a note of it's location, this is important for the future, if for some reason you have multiple files, make a list of all of them. Now to unregister it, press the Windows key and R to bring up the Run box, now type: regsvr32 /u "C:\locationof\vsfilter.dll" To re-register it, simply: Press the Windows key and R to bring up the Run box, now type: regsvr32 "C:\locationof\vsfilter.dll"