No preview when editing video?

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Rory Deol

I can't seem to get a preview while editing any video using either
Sony Vegas 7.0 or Adobe Premier. This is a new PC that I was really
relying on doing these tasks. I can hear the video and have tried
resizing and rendering and any else I could think of but still no
preview. Any ideas?

PC:
E6600 Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz
2GB Crucial Ballistix RAM
8600GT Video
ASUS P5K-e WiFi
 
Rory said:
I can't seem to get a preview while editing any video using either
Sony Vegas 7.0 or Adobe Premier. This is a new PC that I was really
relying on doing these tasks. I can hear the video and have tried
resizing and rendering and any else I could think of but still no
preview. Any ideas?

PC:
E6600 Core 2 Duo 2.66GHz
2GB Crucial Ballistix RAM
8600GT Video
ASUS P5K-e WiFi
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Is there an "overlay" versus "VMR9" option inside the applications
in question ? Try changing the setting.

See "Video rendering filters" here, for some of the terminology. The article
is a little too high level, to really help anybody. But the terms used
can be used in further Internet searches.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMR9

Paul
 
Are you familiar with the programmes or is this your first attempt?

I ask only because the default setting should cause any video clip
selected from the Project Window, to appear in the Source Window for
editing. I wonder if you have a video clip that is complete? Have you
viewed the clip on your computer as a seperate action or have you
captured it from camera directly into Premiere?

km
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I have used simpler programs like Ulead video studio. The video I am
trying to edit has worked for every player I put to, but just wont
show in Premier or Vegas. I didn't do the capturing myself, its a
divx .avi file.
 
I have used simpler programs like Ulead video studio. The video I am
trying to edit has worked for every player I put to, but just wont
show in Premier or Vegas. I didn't do the capturing myself, its a
divx .avi file.
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http://www.avidemux.org

It'll ask to rebuild twice indices and packed bitstreams. Allow it
always and recompile (straight through streaming at no additional
encode) to a secondary file [movie1.avi > movie2.avi]. Try loading up
then.
 
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