Adobe Premiere Pro and XVid

It locks up on me when I try also

Turn the Status window off in Advanced Options/Debugging and it won’t lock up

Dude thank you so much, I have been banging my head against the wall the past few days trying to figure out why premiere crashed everytime I tryed to render out using Xvid. I turned off the status window and biggity bam the mutha f*cka started rendering. You rock!


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LoL, thanks for the feedback :)

OMG you rock rk! I’ve never been able to decode XviD movies on premiere until I found this solution by chance.

Thanks a ton.

Hi!

Hmmm, but where the f**k is advanced option? Or it isint in tryal version of Premiere?

tnx

The option they are talking about isn’t in Premiere, it’s in the Xvid encode options.

hi!

tnx :). iv got almost gray for finding that option.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

THANK YOU! ^^ Btw does any1 of you know how to make the audio in Premiere to mp3/Lame or such, the AC3 doesn’t work for some odd reason :o sorry for bad english, hope you got the point ;)

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I have Adobe Premier Pro for XP and i’m running into a compression frustration. I want to compress some video i’ve recorded onto my computer. I recorded it in a simple mpeg 1 format. I’ll import the video into premier then drag it in the video/audio timeline with no problem. Then i’ll go to “export movie” and pick “microsoft avi” so the Xvid codec is a selectable option. I select the Xvid codec,no problem. But When i’m at the audio tab to select an audio compression, i don’t see the “mpeg” option. Only when i export audio only, do i see the mpeg 4 audio compression. Does any of you smart folks know what i’m doing wrong...Thanx

The listed fix didn’t work for me because there was no option listed in the Advanced Option/Debug window to turn off the status window. I’m using Xvid 1.0.3.

It worked for me. I’m using XVid 1.1-beta2.

I was able to drop in an xvid encoded file, but the audio was out of sync. (Variable bit-rate [VGR]vs. constant bitrate [CBR]) I had to re-encode it to an mpeg file using the instructions here -- http://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/140703.php. Once encoded as mpg then the sound and video synced and looked fine

thanks RK it’s been weeks i’ve been trying :)

I’m trying to download an .avi movie onto adobe premiere but everytime I click 'Import' it says 'Unable to open that file. File uses an unsupported compresion format'

Can anyone please help?

omg thank you so much for this =D

I’m having problems with the monitor that previews the edited material using Xvid. Also the source monitor is having some slight problems, like not showing the picture while jogging. Any help?