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  1. 19th Jun 2004 17:20 #1
    Lo
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    Hello, I hope to see a solution to this...

    When I import videos into for editting, something is wrong.
    The video is all black in premiere, but only audio remains.

    In after effects, it gives an error message :

    After Effects error: retrieving frame from video stream. (3)
    ( 53 :: 34 )


    What should I do?? I removed all codecs already, and reinstalled many times. Please offer assistance. Thanks.
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  2. 19th Jun 2004 17:26 #2
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    Check your Setup. That might be your problem.
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  3. 19th Jun 2004 17:44 #3
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    Actually the problem persisted for a year... but i haven't done any editting for a year. It particularly affects DivX and Xvid videos... well? Any clues?
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  4. 21st Jun 2004 00:45 #4
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    What kind of file are you trying to edit? AVI? Mpeg? Divx?
    If you're trying something funky like Divx or Xvid, make sure you have all the necessary codecs installed.
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    Try using VirtualDUb to convert them to a more Premiere friendly format.
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    I know this is an old post but I got mine solved by removing Xvid and use FFDShow as Xvid. that way, I can open mpeg4 and encode XviD compressor in AE.



    didn't have this problem until I fresh install my XP OS recently
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