--- On Sun, 9/5/10, Mike Boom <[email protected]> wrote:
> Strangely enough, for me the video indexing takes about half the time
> the audio conforming does, which is especially frustrating because I don't
> need any of the audio on the footage, and the audio is embedded in the
> footage and not possible to get rid of as far as Premiere's concerned.
There's a way around that. Use some other program to demux the audio and video
into separate streams then import only the video streams into AP.
There's plenty of free apps for Windows, Linux and OS X that can do demuxing.
Try a google for MPEG demux
I use VirtualDub or VirtualDubMOD for Windows. VDMOD handles some formats the
other doesn't, but development lags behind VirtualDub. There's plenty of info
on the web about using it, but the main thing to remember is to set both Video
and Audio to Direct Stream Copy. The program *always* defaults to Full
Processing each session and AFAIK there's no way to change that default.
I've also found doing a direct stream copy to a new copy with the streams still
muxed, can often resolve weird problems with some videos.
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