Vado HD - Adobe Premiere CS4? Am I missing something or does CS4 simply not work currently with the Vado HD format?
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Mike, Hello. The only decent editing software I found to work ok with the raw Vado HD files was Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate. When I tried Premiere Pro CS4 I experienced the same thing as you. I would get audio, but no video. It seems you might have to convert your footage first. Oscar V.
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Edius. Because you can use your existing pc. I tried Sony Vegas Pro and didn't like it. Adobe CS5 is too expensive and requires too big of a computer. Edius works on any pc and laptop as far as I know.
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I have cs4 too. Same thing happened, no picture only sound. Opened however in windows movie maker, that worked and then saved as a wmv file, then that worked in adobe.
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Yes i just did this a month ago. I made sure I had the software key. Deactivate Premiere elements on the old computer first. Then with your new computer go to the Adobe website, they have "trial "software. Download and install the free Premiere Elements 12 (it's a big file)type in the key to unlock full version.
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I am not familiar with Adobe Creative Cloud as it sounds like newer software. You should check with the Adobe website for compatibility with Windows 8.1. I can tell you this much. I managed to install Photoshop 5 on this C55 Toshiba Satellite. It has the entry level AMD E1 processor but it has no trouble running Photoshop 5. It's the fastest laptop I've ever run Photoshop 5 on. Adobe claimed Photoshop 5 would not run on Win 8.1 but they lied. It took some manual installing of certain files but I got it to work. It was the install file that wasn't up to the job - not the Photoshop 5 software itself. You shouldn't have any such problems with the newer Adobe software as long as the install program supports Win 8.1.
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I have no idea about that. I use Adobe and Sam broadcaster. It works extra awesome with every program I have used thus far, I am sure you will be satisfied. I am about to order my second one. Have fun.
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I downloaded the Sony Movie Studio 11 with the sole purpose of editing MP4 video files which I had converted from VOB files. When the Sony program didn't recognize them I didn't use the program again. I did not try using the green chromakey feature but it does have the feature. There is a YouTube video which shows how to use the feature in the program.
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Hi, OverStock Outlet here.... Here's a list of the included applications: Photoshop Extended CS6 Photoshop CS6 Extended Illustrator CS6 Illustrator CS6 InDesign CS6 InDesign CS6 Acrobat Pro Acrobat X Pro Flash Professional CS6 Flash Professional CS6 Flash Builder Flash Builder 4.6 Premium Edition Dreamweaver CS6 Dreamweaver CS6 Fireworks CS6 Fireworks CS6 Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 After Effects CS6 After Effects CS6 Adobe Audition CS6 Adobe Audition CS6 SpeedGrade CS6 SpeedGrade CS6 Adobe Prelude CS6 Prelude CS6 Encore CS6 Encore CS6 Bridge CS6 Bridge CS6 Media Encoder CS6 Media Encoder CS6 It also integrates with Digital Publishing Suite I hope I answered your question, thanks, Sal
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I've done it the other way around. I shot something using a canon XAH! in SD mode using 24fps.I went into Premiere and created a new project using settings with 24fps. Captured the footage off the camera. Then I brought the video clip into the timeline. I then exported the workspace to media file,avi, with the setting 30fps. Came out good.
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Software is not included. A video editing software that has the Chromakey (Adobe Premiere is mine) option will need to be used to get the professional results you'd want.---Bryce
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I'm using Ulead 11 and it doesn't seem to be much better. At the moment I can create beautiful videos within VideoStudio and I can watch them inside VideoStudio. As soon as I hit "Create Disk" it just crashes. In other cases it shows a dialogbox "Unspecified Error" and then terminates. (For developer: I suspect the "Unspecified Error" is a disguised exception and if it is it would indicate to me a low-quality software engineering approach) Instead of wasting their software engineers time on custom menus, custom buttons, and other custom controls, it would have been a good idea to just make the three basics work reliably: 1. Get the clips from the video camera 2. Select the ones you want to keep 3. Burn a standard DVD that works on a standard DVD player It's almost as if I had a car with luxurious leather seating yet it's missing the engine... Anyone at Ulead (now part of Corel) trying to fix this? What's their QA department looking like? So if you are looking for a working product you may want to wait until version 12 or even later. And then get a trial copy first. I'd recommend to not pay any money until they prove the newer version is better.
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It depends on the software. I found that Adobe Premiere could directly import the Flip MP4 format while Corel's VideoStudio could not. I had to convert it first using QuickMediaConverter, but there are many freeware converters available.
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I called adobe yesterday on this. I want to upgrade from a CS upgrade. They said that will work fine. **EDIT: It worked, no problem. **
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I had the same problem. You need to convert the file. There are many softwares that will do this for you. I use Moavai which I bought online for about $30. It also has an editor in it, or you can edit your converted files with Windows Movie Maker. good luck.
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The VADO HD files *WILL* work with Adobe Premiere CS4 (and probably other programs). You just need the right codecs. I had the same problem as others (audio imports but video is black) in both Premiere and other programs like Sony Vegas. To fix the issue I had to install the "K-Lite Mega Codec Pack". Choose the mega option and make sure you are installing the H.264 codec (check the box when you do custom install). After I did that I can view the files in any program including editing them in Adobe Premiere CS4. If that doesn't work there is a program called 'SUPER' (google 'super video') and that will allow you to convert the AVIs into just about any other format you need. Hope that helps. The VADO HD files *WILL* work with Adobe Premiere CS4 (and probably other programs). You just need the right codecs. I had the same problem as others (audio imports but video is black) in both Premiere and other programs like Sony Vegas. To fix the issue I had to install the "K-Lite Mega Codec Pack". Choose the mega option and make sure you are installing the H.264 codec (check the box when you do custom install). After I did that I can view the files in any program including editing them in Adobe Premiere CS4. If that doesn't work there is a program called 'SUPER' (google 'super... » Read More The VADO HD files *WILL* work with Adobe Premiere CS4 (and probably other programs). You just need the right codecs. I had the same problem as others (audio imports but video is black) in both Premiere and other programs like Sony Vegas. To fix the issue I had to install the "K-Lite Mega Codec Pack". Choose the mega option and make sure you are installing the H.264 codec (check the box when you do custom install). After I did that I can view the files in any program including editing them in Adobe Premiere CS4. If that doesn't work there is a program called 'SUPER' (google 'super video') and that will allow you to convert the AVIs into just about any other format you need. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes, because it only runs on Windows. The license is for Windows and Adobe does not make CS6 anymore. My solution would be to buy either VMWare or Parallels (virtual machine software) and install your copy of Windows on it then install PhotoShop CS6. The cost of the VM software is less then $100.00. If you buy the Mac version on Amazon it is ~$300.00. I run Windows 8.1 as VM on my Mac Mini because I do not want to give up my Windows 7 system. I use Windows 8.1 for testing.
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Yes. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/WSeffff8bffc802084-1665492e133c9c19956-8000.html