Adobe CS4 + RED CS4 Installer = Still No R3D native File in my Media Browser

[Kwan Khan]

Does anyone have an issue with Adobe CS4 and FCP in same MBP?

1- This is 3rd attempt, I Re-installed OS X 10.5.7 on MBP (Uni body 2.9Ghz 17 + 4GB)
2- Then Adobe CS4 Production Suite + Current Up Date + RED CS4 Installer 1.7.0

Works fine, I can Import R3D (Native) + proxies files (I can access all 5 file in media browser).

3- After test, I Installed Final Cut Suite 2.0 in Same MBP.
Now I can only Import Proxies in premiere pro and I don't see R3D native File in my Media Browser (I can only see 4 Proxies File in Media Browser).

Any suggestion please...

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

Have you tried installing FCP first? Sounds like fcp is taking over some permissions, but that is just a guess.

 

[Kwan Khan]

yes I did, but No luck

 

[Kwan Khan]

Guyz, Any Solution?
Request --- Red Team -- Its been 6 days?

 

[Shawn R]

Hmmm, works on my PC's. Must be a Mac thing.

 

[Mike Harrington]

one of my vista laptops has still had no sucess with presets for the red plugin in cs4.....i don't care that much since it is only an on set toy

i edit on my workstation which has vista 64 and the plugin works fine

there is some major install bugginess in a lot of people's machines....

sorry i can't help more kwan...but just to confirm it is not a mac only problem(as much as i would like to gloat) and not just you

check out some of these posts...lot's of people had issues

http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=22981&page=14

 

[Jonas Bendsen]

3- After test, I Installed Final Cut Suite 2.0 in Same MBP.
Now I can only Import Proxies in premiere pro and I don't see R3D native File in my Media Browser (I can only see 4 Proxies File in Media Browser).

Any suggestion please...

I assume you tried re-installing the RED CS4 installer? This would be my first try at fixing this. Final Cut has apparently done something to hi-jack the ability to read .r3d natively in Premiere.

My asst. editor is running both Final Cut and CS4.1 on her Mac, so it's definitely possible.

I've had troubles with certain projects merging .wav and .r3d into a Quicktime wrapper (doesn't look like native RED in the bins anymore), but if you can't even see .r3d in your Premiere Media Browser, there's obviously a bigger issue.

I assume you don't see the RED options anymore when you create a new sequence in Premiere? (Check this to be sure Premiere has no native RED ability.)