I use VideoScribe to help support video creations. When i export my scribes to the AVI format and then import to Adobe Premiere i receive an error stating invalid CODEC and the video will not import.
this issue is not seen when exporting / importing WMV or MOV files?
any ideas
M
Mike Metcalf
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Fri, 18 Mar, 2016 at 1:22 AM
Hi, My guess is that the avi uses an audio or video codec that was not included in your Adobe Premiere install. My recommendations are: 1) if you want to use AVI files, look at the properties of the avi file and see if you can find and install the audio and video codecs that you are missing in Premiere or 2) test multiple AVI files in premiere including AVI files from different sources besides videoscribe. Also make sure you videoscribe avi will play in a regular media player to check that it is not corrupt. or 3) use mov or wmv files instead of avi or 4) search the adobe website for similar problems and solutions or 5) contact Adobe Premiere customer support to determine if the problem is missing codecs or something else.
I use VideoScribe to help support video creations. When i export my scribes to the AVI format and then import to Adobe Premiere i receive an error stating invalid CODEC and the video will not import.
this issue is not seen when exporting / importing WMV or MOV files?
any ideas
My guess is that the avi uses an audio or video codec that was not included in your Adobe Premiere install. My recommendations are:
1) if you want to use AVI files, look at the properties of the avi file and see if you can find and install the audio and video codecs that you are missing in Premiere
or
2) test multiple AVI files in premiere including AVI files from different sources besides videoscribe. Also make sure you videoscribe avi will play in a regular media player to check that it is not corrupt.
or
3) use mov or wmv files instead of avi
or
4) search the adobe website for similar problems and solutions
or
5) contact Adobe Premiere customer support to determine if the problem is missing codecs or something else.
-Mike (videoscribe user)