Jerome Niko
June 14th, 2011, 03:05 PM
It really is!!! Okay, I'm going to put my emotions aside, LOL. In all seriousness though, I do have quite an issue on my hands.
So I've recently upgraded from tape-based media and started shooting/capturing onto CF Cards. I'm shooting with a Canon XF100 now. Anyway, my computer is saving the video files that I have captured as .MXF files. And furthermore, the video footage is being broken up into five-minute segments. (Example: One hour of video footage is broken up into 10, 5-minute clips.) I edit with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and cannot import the raw .MXF files but that's okay because I use Cineform HD Link to convert the files to .AVI files. And so I use the following settings to convert my .MXF files to .AVI files. Please take a look at the settings by clicking the following link.
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g254/romeyniko/MXFFilesHDLinkConversionSettings.jpg
So with all that said, here is the main issue. After the conversion is complete, I import the converted (.AVI) files into Premiere CS3. I then play the files back in the timeline and at the end of each 5-minute segment the audio cuts out for almost a second. Thus when I try to put two clips back together on the timeline there is a very noticeable dropout of audio from one 5-minute segment to the next.
I've tried a few things and have yet to find a solution but I was just wondering if anyone out there was experiencing this issue or something similar to it. And if so, were they able to find a resolution that is working? I am still in talks with the great support staff at Cineform but I thought I would at least try to see if anyone else was experiencing this.
Please feel free to contact me directly if you have any helpful information. I thank you in advance and I hope you all have a wonderful day!!!
Jerome
So I've recently upgraded from tape-based media and started shooting/capturing onto CF Cards. I'm shooting with a Canon XF100 now. Anyway, my computer is saving the video files that I have captured as .MXF files. And furthermore, the video footage is being broken up into five-minute segments. (Example: One hour of video footage is broken up into 10, 5-minute clips.) I edit with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and cannot import the raw .MXF files but that's okay because I use Cineform HD Link to convert the files to .AVI files. And so I use the following settings to convert my .MXF files to .AVI files. Please take a look at the settings by clicking the following link.
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g254/romeyniko/MXFFilesHDLinkConversionSettings.jpg
So with all that said, here is the main issue. After the conversion is complete, I import the converted (.AVI) files into Premiere CS3. I then play the files back in the timeline and at the end of each 5-minute segment the audio cuts out for almost a second. Thus when I try to put two clips back together on the timeline there is a very noticeable dropout of audio from one 5-minute segment to the next.
I've tried a few things and have yet to find a solution but I was just wondering if anyone out there was experiencing this issue or something similar to it. And if so, were they able to find a resolution that is working? I am still in talks with the great support staff at Cineform but I thought I would at least try to see if anyone else was experiencing this.
Please feel free to contact me directly if you have any helpful information. I thank you in advance and I hope you all have a wonderful day!!!
Jerome