Gregory Gillaspie
Active member
Hello.
I'm trying to export my RED 4K footage using Premier Pro CS6 in Cineform 444. I've run into a problem and have a few questions.
The problem is that when I export my footage, it takes a LONG time rendering, then doesn't even create a file. I've even tried exporting it to my desktop and nothing is ever created even after all that rendering.
I had downloaded the free GoPro studio from here:
http://gopro.com/software-app/gopro-studio
And I'm wondering if that is the problem... Does the codec not work when you only have the free version? Do you have to spend the $300 to get the premium version to use the codec? It's strange that it gives me the option to export it in though. Maybe it's locked until you pay for it? Basically, my main question is how did most of you get the cineform codec? If it's supposed to work with the free version, then my problem is with Adobe. If you have to pay to get it to work, then what version is included when you buy a GoPro? If the include the premium version, I might as well spend the extra $100 and get the Hero 3+ Black Edition. I really don't care about the actual Cineform software to convert my footage. My computer can handle cutting Red R3D files just fine in Adobe Premier, and RED is pretty much all I shoot. I just need the codec working! Please help!
I'm trying to export my RED 4K footage using Premier Pro CS6 in Cineform 444. I've run into a problem and have a few questions.
The problem is that when I export my footage, it takes a LONG time rendering, then doesn't even create a file. I've even tried exporting it to my desktop and nothing is ever created even after all that rendering.
I had downloaded the free GoPro studio from here:
http://gopro.com/software-app/gopro-studio
And I'm wondering if that is the problem... Does the codec not work when you only have the free version? Do you have to spend the $300 to get the premium version to use the codec? It's strange that it gives me the option to export it in though. Maybe it's locked until you pay for it? Basically, my main question is how did most of you get the cineform codec? If it's supposed to work with the free version, then my problem is with Adobe. If you have to pay to get it to work, then what version is included when you buy a GoPro? If the include the premium version, I might as well spend the extra $100 and get the Hero 3+ Black Edition. I really don't care about the actual Cineform software to convert my footage. My computer can handle cutting Red R3D files just fine in Adobe Premier, and RED is pretty much all I shoot. I just need the codec working! Please help!
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