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No HDV presets available in Premiere CS3 - Creative COW's user support and discussion forum for users of Adobe Premiere Pro. Also, check out Creative COW's Premiere Pro podcast. Premiere Pro CS3 has native HDV project presets. Optionally you can use Cineform Aspect HD for more resolution independence The camera is versatile but normal mode is HDV format 1440x1080i 29.97fps (aka 60i). CS3 is all set up for editing this format natively.

In premiere 2 you could download Editing presets for Canon XHA1 or XLH1 cameras that listed frame modes F24 or F30. But in premiere CS3 i don't see these presets? - Are they not a native part of CS3 version?

I have noticed in PremCS3, you have HDV presets for 1080p, and if you go to Custom you can select 23.976fps frame rate. Which i guess maybe thats what i need for the canon XHA1???I looked for downloads but the canon modes are only listed for Premiere 2.0. See here:also, apparently export to tape cannot be used for these canon cameras? Have you guys downloaded the 2.0 preset and got it to work in CS3?Yes.If you did get them to work and you created a project and then captured footage, does the captured footage need to be rendered in the timeline (red line above it)?ScottI have not captured footage with Adobe, but when I import 30F footage that was captured with HDVSplit, it.does. have the red line above it. That's true for both the Canon HDV 30F preset as well as the HDV 30p that ships with it. The performance is real-time in either case.

Take a look at this linkfound noticeably quality loss working on 24p footage. Later on, it was because he didn't use the 24F preset download but modifying the HDV 60i preset.There is misinformation in the link you posted. He states that the quality setting of the program monitor affects the output quality; it doesn't.

The rest of his post is only about one small part of Premier Pro, the Adobe Media Encoder. His problems certainly do not exist in the normal Premier Pro export feature when using the 30p preset.

If you read closely the thread, you will see the OP has video quality issue. His original conclusion was stating the preview window quality setting has effect on final output. That was wrong. He indicated he modifed the 30p preset to 23.976fps. Here's a quote from post #15'I create a 24p timeline by customizing a 30p HDV preset, changing the frame rate to 23.97p. I make sure I check off 'frame blend' 'Then I told him to try download to use the Canon 24F preset from adobe.com. That fixed his problem.you continue to read that thread, 2 more premiere users also fixed other issues by using the 24F preset.

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So the other user poster this threadsomeone also try the preset for Mac CS3. It works too. I just shot about 10 minutes of HD 24F footage with my XH-A1.I opened PP 2.0 and captured the footage with the PP 2.0 Canon 24F preset.

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I dragged it to the timeline. I can play the footage with no need to render.I then opened Premiere CS3 and captured the same footage with the PP 2.0 Canon 24F preset. I dragged it to the timeline. I get a red bar above the footage telling me I need to render the footage.It looks like CS3 even with the presets doesn't understand the footage like PP2.0.Question: People that are using CS3, does this happen to you as well?Have you done anything to correct this issue?Scott.

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Any way to just render efeects and leave the red line alone?I don't believe Premiere has that functionality, though FCP does.My problem:I just installed these presets, and I can not get Premiere to capture my footage. It just says 'can't activate recorder.' This is ONLY with the HDV presets, if I try a different preset it captures just fine. I have tried every solution from restarting premiere, restarting my computer, unplugging and plugging back in, etc.I even went back and followed the instructions: )FYI: Playback: HDV and down-convert: ONany solution?thanks.