Avisynth import plugin not working in Premiere CS4?

freecorvette · 8th December 2008, 22:21

Hi,

I've been using the AviSynth import plugin with Premiere 6, Pro, Pro1.5, Pro2 then CS3. Now I upgraded to CS4 and it doesn't work any more.

I placed the IM-Avisynth.prm file in the \Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore directory and Premiere does list it in the splash screen, but .avs files are not available for import from the program and if I try to import an .avs file using the "Show all files" option in the import file dialog, Premiere throws an error about not being able to recognize the file format.

Any suggestions?
Thanks

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Relevant excerpt from the Plugin Loading.log file:

Code:

Loading D:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore\IM-Avisynth.prm 
Loading from disk... 
No loaders recognized this plugin, so the plugin is set to Ignore.

Relevant excerpt from the Importer Process Plugin Loading.log file:

Code:

Loading D:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore\IM-Avisynth.prm 
Loading from disk... 
This plugin was recognized by loader ba1058cd-0007-44e4-bf1a-0ef51307b979.

if that helps...

Zarxrax · 8th December 2008, 22:36

That's what I've heard, but no solution yet.

vampiredom · 8th December 2008, 22:37

Nope. Does not work. It looks like Adobe has completely changed the import/export plugin architecture in CS4

pezgordo · 26th February 2009, 01:18

Any news on linking CS4 export to AVISynth?

I really need to link premiere exports to AVISynth; been using Debugmode Frameserver till CS3.

I'm willing to use CS4 mainly due to new HD foprmat support and other stuff but this new export system that links everything to de Adobe media encoder is killing me (like the render queing option though), mainly because I can't find a way to link to AVISynth yet.

If someone could please help it would be greatly appreciated.

Jim_Pansen · 27th March 2009, 02:54

I've been waiting so long for it:

PremiereAVSPlugin 1.95

http://videoeditorskit.sourceforge.net/
download it here

senderj · 3rd June 2009, 05:29

Does this 1.95 works in Vista x64? I've tried to install in Vista x62, but it stopped in the middle and refused to continue (progress bar stopped and nothing happened, no message at all).

Redsandro · 31st October 2009, 20:08

Ehm, that's for importing.

I am hopelessly looking for an updated version of the export plugin but the original ancient plugin does not work with later versions of Premiere.

(got here through search.)

Wilbert · 4th November 2009, 10:56

Quote:

I am hopelessly looking for an updated version of the export plugin but the original ancient plugin does not work with later versions of Premiere.

http://www.debugmode.com/frameserver/

Redsandro · 4th November 2009, 19:25

Wow, I thought it wasn't updated since WinMorph was invented and I totally forgot about it. Thanks!

poisondeathray · 4th November 2009, 20:29

AFAIK , debugmode frameserver still doesn't work woth CS4

Redsandro · 4th November 2009, 20:59

I haven't tested it yet, but I run CS3. Know anything about that?
It just sais 'Premiere Pro' but Pro has come a long way before CS.

poisondeathray · 4th November 2009, 21:11

Yes, debugmode export works for CS3

blausand · 15th December 2010, 17:21

Hey, since Premiere and AE are finally working as 64bit applications,
how much work is a new import/export plugIN for avisynth scripts setup freshly for CS5?

And, by the way, who is indeed familiar with the code anyway?

8th December 2008, 22:21	#1 \| Link
freecorvette Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1	Avisynth import plugin not working in Premiere CS4? Hi, I've been using the AviSynth import plugin with Premiere 6, Pro, Pro1.5, Pro2 then CS3. Now I upgraded to CS4 and it doesn't work any more. I placed the IM-Avisynth.prm file in the \Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore directory and Premiere does list it in the splash screen, but .avs files are not available for import from the program and if I try to import an .avs file using the "Show all files" option in the import file dialog, Premiere throws an error about not being able to recognize the file format. Any suggestions? Thanks --- Relevant excerpt from the Plugin Loading.log file: Code: Loading D:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore\IM-Avisynth.prm Loading from disk... No loaders recognized this plugin, so the plugin is set to Ignore. Relevant excerpt from the Importer Process Plugin Loading.log file: Code: Loading D:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS4\MediaCore\IM-Avisynth.prm Loading from disk... This plugin was recognized by loader ba1058cd-0007-44e4-bf1a-0ef51307b979. if that helps...

26th February 2009, 01:18	#4 \| Link
pezgordo Pablo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Montevideo - Uruguay Posts: 3	Any news on linking CS4 export to AVISynth? I really need to link premiere exports to AVISynth; been using Debugmode Frameserver till CS3. I'm willing to use CS4 mainly due to new HD foprmat support and other stuff but this new export system that links everything to de Adobe media encoder is killing me (like the render queing option though), mainly because I can't find a way to link to AVISynth yet. If someone could please help it would be greatly appreciated. __________________ Go Surfing while you can. Last edited by pezgordo; 26th February 2009 at 01:19. Reason: typing errors

27th March 2009, 02:54	#5 \| Link
Jim_Pansen Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 24	AVIsynth PlugIn for Adobe Premiere CS4 !!! I've been waiting so long for it: PremiereAVSPlugin 1.95 http://videoeditorskit.sourceforge.net/ download it here

31st October 2009, 20:08	#7 \| Link
Redsandro Unregistered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Netherlands Posts: 133	Ehm, that's for importing. I am hopelessly looking for an updated version of the export plugin but the original ancient plugin does not work with later versions of Premiere. (got here through search.) __________________ avi + m2t -> Vdub + DGIndex -> AE CS3 -> x264 -> Hell On Earth Woop, woop! That's the sound of the police!

4th November 2009, 19:25	#9 \| Link
Redsandro Unregistered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Netherlands Posts: 133	Wow, I thought it wasn't updated since WinMorph was invented and I totally forgot about it. Thanks! __________________ avi + m2t -> Vdub + DGIndex -> AE CS3 -> x264 -> Hell On Earth Woop, woop! That's the sound of the police!

8th December 2008, 22:36	#2 \| Link
Zarxrax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 1,219	That's what I've heard, but no solution yet.

8th December 2008, 22:37	#3 \| Link
vampiredom Registered User Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 233	Nope. Does not work. It looks like Adobe has completely changed the import/export plugin architecture in CS4

3rd June 2009, 05:29	#6 \| Link
senderj Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 87	Does this 1.95 works in Vista x64? I've tried to install in Vista x62, but it stopped in the middle and refused to continue (progress bar stopped and nothing happened, no message at all).

4th November 2009, 20:29	#10 \| Link
poisondeathray Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5,374	AFAIK , debugmode frameserver still doesn't work woth CS4

4th November 2009, 20:59	#11 \| Link
Redsandro Unregistered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Netherlands Posts: 133	I haven't tested it yet, but I run CS3. Know anything about that? It just sais 'Premiere Pro' but Pro has come a long way before CS. __________________ avi + m2t -> Vdub + DGIndex -> AE CS3 -> x264 -> Hell On Earth Woop, woop! That's the sound of the police!

4th November 2009, 21:11	#12 \| Link
poisondeathray Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 5,374	Yes, debugmode export works for CS3

15th December 2010, 17:21	#13 \| Link
blausand Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 15	Who is active about it? We have CS5 now, we have 64bit now. Hey, since Premiere and AE are finally working as 64bit applications, how much work is a new import/export plugIN for avisynth scripts setup freshly for CS5? And, by the way, who is indeed familiar with the code anyway?

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