Kalium wrote:It's possible they're encoded weirdly, and Premiere's MPEG-1 decoder doesn't like them.
blackdragonthegreat wrote:Kalium wrote:It's possible they're encoded weirdly, and Premiere's MPEG-1 decoder doesn't like them.
yeah but I also have avi episodes and it says that most of them are damaged =(
mirkosp wrote:blackdragonthegreat wrote:Kalium wrote:It's possible they're encoded weirdly, and Premiere's MPEG-1 decoder doesn't like them.
yeah but I also have avi episodes and it says that most of them are damaged =(
Perhaps you might be trying to import some compressed file? Never use XViD or DivX or such to edit. Try to convert your files to uncompressed/lossless and see if that works. That will require quite some space, but that's the best solution on most PCs.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests