Am I to assume Revit changed the codec underlying the AVI because the filesize is larger?Ĭurrently I'm going to attempt to piece out the exports from Revit by exporting half the frames at a time thereby cutting them in half to be below the size that worked previously. But none of Premiere, AE, or Media encoder will open these final three files. Next, double-click inside the Project window present at the lower-left area of the interface, and follow the on-screen instructions to import the video you want to export to AVI.
Define the preferences and create and open the new project. All my pc's video players play these videos fine. Start Adobe Premiere Pro (Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019 is used here), go to File > New, and click Project. The final 3 video exports were full animations and the AVI's were all 2.7GB each. On the Output Profile panel, you can choose a format that QuickTime prefers by going to Common Video Profile -> PC General Video -> AVI Video (DivX codec). Choose AVI Xvid or DivX as output format. Of course, these were test exports of about half of an animation that came out to 600MB avi first test, and 1.3GB avi on second test. Launch HD Video Converter Deluxe and click + Video button to open your AVI file. I did so twice this morning with test exports with success and imported into Premiere with zero trouble at all. If the reason that your Premiere Pro cant read your AVI files is that required codec isnt installed on your laptop, you can intall the codec on it by. If we mixed a mono or stereo soundtrack of the movie in Adobe Premiere Pro. My ridiculous situation came about from exporting uncompressed AVI files from Autodesk Revit. To view the AVI files, install the Standard DivX Codec(FREE) available at. So the suggestion in 2019 is to install a free codec from 2011? I'm not really excited about running an installer from 2011 on a windows 10 pc.
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