PProCS3 won't "see" Cineform ProspectHD at DVinfo.net

Jose Milan · February 11th, 2009, 09:17 AM

Hello,

I'm having lots of problems editing long HDV projects (1+hour long), it takes ages to load and cant edit in real time (even thought I have a powerfull machine), so I need to work a solution I saw that a lot of people use Cineform.

So I've downloaded Cineform's ProspectHD trial and PPro won't "see"/load Cinerform's presets once installed...I do have in the system the standalone program which I've used to try the convertion. I have converted the hdv .m2t files to the cineform's format and want to edit it inside PPro but cant since I can't load the cineform presets. I've follow the installation guide and try it several times but it won't work, it seems PPro only sees the cineforms codec for output purposes but not for creating new edits.

Any idea how can I solve this? Or other ways to edit .m2t files without the huge time lag or no real time editing?

By the way I use a Dell Precision Quad/with 8 gigs of ram in win XP 64

February 11th, 2009, 09:17 AM	#1
Jose Milan Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Spain Posts: 185	PProCS3 won't "see" Cineform ProspectHD Hello, I'm having lots of problems editing long HDV projects (1+hour long), it takes ages to load and cant edit in real time (even thought I have a powerfull machine), so I need to work a solution I saw that a lot of people use Cineform. So I've downloaded Cineform's ProspectHD trial and PPro won't "see"/load Cinerform's presets once installed...I do have in the system the standalone program which I've used to try the convertion. I have converted the hdv .m2t files to the cineform's format and want to edit it inside PPro but cant since I can't load the cineform presets. I've follow the installation guide and try it several times but it won't work, it seems PPro only sees the cineforms codec for output purposes but not for creating new edits. Any idea how can I solve this? Or other ways to edit .m2t files without the huge time lag or no real time editing? By the way I use a Dell Precision Quad/with 8 gigs of ram in win XP 64