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AVI and Adobe Premier 5.1c

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[Quote] #41
25 Oct 2005 08:24 am
Fraser
Guest

Using Premier Pro and Canon A70 - I got the following solution:

Use Windows Movie Maker (in XP, under 'accessories'>.) and Import your AVI clip.
Drag it onto the timeline, then File> Save Movie and you get various format options to save into, including WMV files. These can then be imported into Premier Pro (not sure of Elements, but I’d imagine so)


[Quote] #42
09 Nov 2005 07:44 pm
Todd
Guest

Gee, every other program opens ANY AVI I have.. Why is that the 700 dollar Adobe PRemier can’t do it....??????

[Quote] #43
12 Nov 2005 03:25 pm
xao
Guest

the trick with renaming avi to mpeg works well also with the discussed 'mjpeg'. no additional installations of codecs not required.

[Quote] #44
30 Nov 2005 08:33 pm
scubalaica
Guest

Thanks fraser! I had the same problem, WMM fixed it!

[Quote] #45
03 Jan 2006 11:44 am
florida panther
Guest

Virtualdub came to the rescue with flying colors!!

[Quote] #46
03 Jan 2006 09:19 pm
Pete35533
Guest

Another solution:

just go to the folder where your movie is and rename it mymovie.AVI to mymovie.mpeg

worked for me!

[Quote] #47
12 Feb 2006 12:33 pm
Justsomedude
Guest

Canon Powershot S2-IS, renamed .avi to .mpg, worked like a charm! Thanks guys! (And especially kaneb).

[Quote] #48
03 Apr 2006 10:58 am
Guest_
Guest

Canon Powershot A85. Renaming the files from .avi to .mpeg works perfectly for me. Thanks !!!

[Quote] #49
04 Apr 2006 03:51 pm
snap
Guest

Thanks kaneb!

[Quote] #50
13 Apr 2006 08:22 pm
dmcdonald
Guest

I can’t believe this worked.... it works for 6.5 too!!!

Guest I had the same issue with Premier 6.1 and a Canon G5. This one definately worked for me:
- Create New Project
- Open the Import File window (control-i)
- Select (but do not open) the file you want to import
- Change the file type at the bottom to: QuickTime (mov)
it will appear that there is no file to select but it should import

See prior posts!!
thank you so much!!!

[Quote] #51
06 May 2006 02:47 pm
Norbert
Guest

I have the same problem. Did you find a solution

[Quote] #52
25 Nov 2006 06:34 am
VIZ
Guest

I have Canon powershot A610. How can I import avi file to Premiere PRO 1.5?

[Quote] #53
04 Dec 2006 08:55 am
HRayan
Guest

WOW! Kaneb’s solution did it for me!! Thanks dude!!

[Quote] #54
30 Dec 2006 01:56 pm
ceconrad
Guest

kaneb’s solution worked for my for MJPEGs from my Canon SD700IS and Premier 6.5.

taitai’s solution works too, but editing is a bit more difficult (the computer really struggles to scrub the clip for some reason).

Thanks guys!

[Quote] #55
08 Jan 2007 02:19 am
sd600
Guest

Yes, taitai’s soultion works for me on SD600.

[Quote] #56
06 Mar 2007 08:23 am
MgckLr
Guest

Install this and it should work.

[Quote] #57
06 Mar 2007 08:25 am
MgckLr
Guest

http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/codecs_and_filters/ffdshow.cfm/rev__610__20061201

[Quote] #58
21 Mar 2007 12:17 pm
hank_williams_IV
Guest

I have an A70 and was trying to get the files into AfterEffects. None of the shortcut tricks worked, but it was a simple matter to install the M-JPEG codec from www.morgan-multimedia.com, and that worked like a charm.

I will also note that I’m using Windows XP Pro, and the only way I could find out the codec for these files was to do a Google search - which led me here. Astonishingly, Properties does not even tell you what file type it is - much less the codec. (Had to enable file extensions in that folder to even know it was .avi.)

[Quote] #59
29 Apr 2007 01:19 pm
ah man.
Guest

this doesnt work for me!! sad

im trying to upload a .avi file, but it’s not from a camera, its from a movie that im trying to edit. i tried kaneb’s way and it did upload to my project window, but it does not show up, its just a white screen the whole time. the .avi file is not from a dvd, its simply the same type of file as any of my other videos.

i also tried the other technique with opening it in wordpad, and since its so big the computer just spazzes out...

what should i DO?!?! sad

[Quote] #60
03 May 2007 09:44 am
lol
Guest

tried taitai’s method with Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 and Canon A95 and works OK

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