Importing .R3Ds into Premiere CC / CC 2014

[Nick Pujic]

Here's how I've been doing it for a few years now:

Open folder with copied SSD image.
Find all .r3d files
Highlight all .R3D files and drag into a bin in Premiere

I get all kinds of duplicates due to the max file size. Sucks to go through. At times not all clips get imported, don't know why.

What's the better way to do this, while staying with editing native . R3Ds in Premiere?
Thank you,

Nick

 

[Ryan Sauve]

I go to import from within Premiere, find the location of the footage, then search for "001.r3d", select all, then OK.

 

[Owen Rennie]

I just grab what I want from media browser and throw straight on Timeline.. I think this is what you are talking about? Very easy

 

[William Robinette]

Use the Media Browser. It drills through the card file structure and only shows you the actual clips and they appear as one even if they are bridged across multiple 4gb files.

 

[Kevin Monahan]

Go with William's suggestion. You need to use the Media Browser to detect spanned clips.

 

[Nick Pujic]

Makes sense. Thank you guys! No more duplicates! I love it.

 

[Kevin Monahan]

Makes sense. Thank you guys! No more duplicates! I love it.

Cool! Glad you're back in the zone.