Dannyboy007
23rd November 2007, 02:37
Danny's Recommended Codec's! ~ Page 3
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Yes, I am still updating my guide:) This is page 3, and here is page 2 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1020934#post1020934) and page 1 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1020400#post1020400).
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TROUBLESHOOTING - Part 4
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Really Great websites for help:
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1. Doom9.org (http://www.Doom9.org)
2. VideoHelp.com (http://www.VideoHelp.com)
3. NorskFilmForum.com (http://www.NorskFilmForum.com) (Norwegian)
4. Google (http://www.google.com)
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TROUBLE OPENING SOME MOVIES IN PREMIERE PRO?
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Then use the Avisynth method, by frameserving the movie. You need a Plug-In (PremiereAVSPlugin) for Premiere that allows you to do it. Here's a discussion for it (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=97816). Then open the AVS-file this time in Adobe Premiere Pro, and it should work. Another method I stronlgy recommend when you're working in Premiere, is to frameserve the movie with both AviSynth and VFAPI (http://www.divx-digest.com/software/vfapi.html). You just create your own AviSynth script, and then open the script in VFAPI, and convert it to a "fake/wrapped" AVI. Open that AVI in Premiere, and use it to work with. Here is an example for an AviSynth script, only with an image sequence:
ImageSource("C:\Projects\CS-Movie\Clips\Clip 1\dollsaaa%05d.bmp", start=18, end = 130, use_DeVIL = true, fps = 29.97)
Crop(0,140,-0,-109).BicubicResize(720,480)
The nice thing with VFAPI, is that you don't need to install PremiereAVSPlugin to get AviSynth scripts to work in Premiere. And if you use Adobe After Effects, you cannot work with AVS-files in AE, since it's not supported there. Haven't found any Plugin either for AE that solves this problem. However, if you use VFAPI, it creates a "fake" AVI-file of the AVS-file, and that new "fake" AVI-file has no problems with AE! I use this method myself. To explain the After Effects thing further:
You are maybe working in PPro on a movie project, and are working with AviSynth scripts. Then you need to load up AE and edit something in the video. But AE can't work with AviSynth scripts? So you use VFAPI to convert your AVS-file to a "fake" AVI-file. It works perfectly. And if you use Adobe Production Studio (using the Dynamic Link tool), then remember to import the "fake" AVI-file to PPro also, instead of the AVS-file. So when you make a new dynamic link from your PPro project to your AE project, it will get no errors since you have no AVS-file to import then.
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CONCLUSION
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I hope you've learned a lot from this guide and found it useful. I myself learned a lot by writing it^^ Don't be shy to comment or come with any ideas to this guide, as I will certainly consider to apply them.
Have a nice day.
Enjoy^^
Sincerely Danny Boy
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/9439/bannerhl2.png
Yes, I am still updating my guide:) This is page 3, and here is page 2 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1020934#post1020934) and page 1 (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1020400#post1020400).
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TROUBLESHOOTING - Part 4
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=========================
Really Great websites for help:
=========================
1. Doom9.org (http://www.Doom9.org)
2. VideoHelp.com (http://www.VideoHelp.com)
3. NorskFilmForum.com (http://www.NorskFilmForum.com) (Norwegian)
4. Google (http://www.google.com)
=======================================
TROUBLE OPENING SOME MOVIES IN PREMIERE PRO?
=======================================
Then use the Avisynth method, by frameserving the movie. You need a Plug-In (PremiereAVSPlugin) for Premiere that allows you to do it. Here's a discussion for it (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=97816). Then open the AVS-file this time in Adobe Premiere Pro, and it should work. Another method I stronlgy recommend when you're working in Premiere, is to frameserve the movie with both AviSynth and VFAPI (http://www.divx-digest.com/software/vfapi.html). You just create your own AviSynth script, and then open the script in VFAPI, and convert it to a "fake/wrapped" AVI. Open that AVI in Premiere, and use it to work with. Here is an example for an AviSynth script, only with an image sequence:
ImageSource("C:\Projects\CS-Movie\Clips\Clip 1\dollsaaa%05d.bmp", start=18, end = 130, use_DeVIL = true, fps = 29.97)
Crop(0,140,-0,-109).BicubicResize(720,480)
The nice thing with VFAPI, is that you don't need to install PremiereAVSPlugin to get AviSynth scripts to work in Premiere. And if you use Adobe After Effects, you cannot work with AVS-files in AE, since it's not supported there. Haven't found any Plugin either for AE that solves this problem. However, if you use VFAPI, it creates a "fake" AVI-file of the AVS-file, and that new "fake" AVI-file has no problems with AE! I use this method myself. To explain the After Effects thing further:
You are maybe working in PPro on a movie project, and are working with AviSynth scripts. Then you need to load up AE and edit something in the video. But AE can't work with AviSynth scripts? So you use VFAPI to convert your AVS-file to a "fake" AVI-file. It works perfectly. And if you use Adobe Production Studio (using the Dynamic Link tool), then remember to import the "fake" AVI-file to PPro also, instead of the AVS-file. So when you make a new dynamic link from your PPro project to your AE project, it will get no errors since you have no AVS-file to import then.
===========
CONCLUSION
===========
I hope you've learned a lot from this guide and found it useful. I myself learned a lot by writing it^^ Don't be shy to comment or come with any ideas to this guide, as I will certainly consider to apply them.
Have a nice day.
Enjoy^^
Sincerely Danny Boy