Is now available. You need to update through Bridge.

Here is what was fixed:


A crash when closing the titler, or creating a new title has been fixed.
��l Applying a single-sided transition with no border to a video clip in the V2 track or higher, now functions correctly.
��l Export Audio from Source Monitor no longer results in an error message.
��l Rendering a Gradient Wipe transition no longer causes Premiere Pro to hang.
��l Conflicts between start timecode of P2 clips displayed in the project panel and the correct source start timecode have
been resolved.
��l Scrubbing a clip in the source or program monitor that was imported from an external drive no longer causes an
application hang.
��l QT footage captured in FCP will correctly retain the tape timecode.
��l Errors in MPEG files that appeared as red frames have been corrected.
��l Exported P2 clips that have an in point other than 00:00:00:00 and span two or more MXF files, no longer show a “!” in
the P2 viewer and P2 camera.
��l In and Out points for P2 clips imported from spanned cards are now reported correctly.
��l A crash when selecting “System Default” for the Audio device on Leopard has been fixed.
��l A crash when capturing QuickTime movies has been fixed.
��l A crash after playback using Matrox MXO no longer occurs.
��l Keyboard shortcuts for Insert or Overlay edits from the Source monitor when other panels (Timeline, Program, etc.)
have focus now function correctly.
��l Cropping of highlighted text and timecode fields on Leopard has been fixed.
��l A memory leak when the consolidated titler window was opened or closed has been corrected.
��l A bug in Export to Tape resulting in no video output to your device has been fixed.
��l Serial device controller now correctly puts your device in record mode during Export to Tape.
��l Longer exports to AME from the timeline are now able to be completed.
��l Third-party After Effects plug-ins that use sequence data are now working correctly.
��l An error when rendering audio transitions that resulted in an application hang has been fixed.
��l Export Movie of an audio-only clip from Source Monitor now works correctly.
��l Using the Slip tool in the Timeline, on a clip that was trimmed in the Source panel no longer causes a crash.
��l On Mac, canceling Export To Tape while using non-DV device controller no longer locks user out of UI.
��l Matrox importer is correctly called to rename files from Save Captured File dialog.
��l An Adobe Premiere Pro hang when attempting to cancel a second export to tape with Serial device control, has been
fixed.
��l Truncation of timecode in the Capture Window timecode field has been fixed.
��l A bug in which Bandpass, Highpass, Lowpass, Notch and Parametric EQ Cutoff or Center parameter values of
1,000.00 Hz or greater are incorrectly displayed, has been corrected.
��l Adobe Premiere Pro no longer crashes on quit ( for second & subsequent launches) when installed via Master
Collection Suite.
��l Adobe Premiere Pro no longer crashes when exporting to h.264 format.

Isn't this handled by the automatic update process whenever you use Premiere Pro or another program?

Is there some special link to find it on their site?

Mike

Interestingly, the Updater says there are no new updates available beyond version 3.1.0, and the Update page on the Adobe website shows the same thing.

Does anyone have a link?

People are finding it through the Bridge Updater.

What Bridge updater--where?

I don't think it matters which app you use to access the Updater; you should be able to access the Updater through any CS3 app (Help>Updates). Until a few minutes ago, even using Bridge I got the results described above, but as of now the updates are coming in.

Note that while the geniuses at Adobe require you to launch an app to use the Updater, you must then close the app before you can install the updates.

You can configure the Updater to run either weekly or monthly and you can select which apps to check for, but it doesn't automatically run each time you start the app if you use the app daily.

Ya, it is just the normal update that works when you open any program. It was already running when I checked.

Mike

One last note to all. I have seen many posts here in this forum about Adobe not updating and fixing bugs in their programs. You should know that CS3 does this automatically, in the back ground, whenever you open any of their programs. It even has a feature that only does it when your internet connection is idle if you choose.

No more complaints about that! :)

Mike

Mike, can you tell us where to manage those settings? The only options I get are weekly or monthly in the Updater Preferences window. Is there somewhere else we can access this to have it check every time the program is opened?

When the update window comes up, there is a box to check if you wish it to run only when you internet connection is idle.

Mike

Interesting -- not on mine. Are you using CS3?

I can only access the preferences panel AFTER I've looked for updates and found none... then it lets me choose "Preferences" where I can only choose between Weekly or Monthly, Automatic or "Ask Me" download, and select which programs.

Here's the screen I get (see attachment below):

It's in the window when it is receiving the update.

M

Got it. Have to look for that next time it actually finds something.

Hey Adam, I know it's a little off topic, ... how'd you do in the floods this week. I live up the hill in Kingsgate, but Woodinville got spanked pretty bad.

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does anyone know why adobe has already released 3 updated to premiere pro CS3, when versions 1, 1.5 and 2 had none or only one update for the whole time they have been out.

either its they released it to early; or they support their products better now, or the other versions were already the best they could be.?

any thoughts. its good to see the updates. just curios

does anyone know why adobe has already released 3 updated to premiere pro CS3, when versions 1, 1.5 and 2 had none or only one update for the whole time they have been out.

either its they released it to early; or they support their products better now, or the other versions were already the best they could be.?

any thoughts. its good to see the updates. just curios

Not sure what you are trying to insinuate, but it is just a new feature with auto updates and it is appreciated. Much easier than going to a site and looking for and downloading same.

Mike

so is this the fix to be released in December that completes the compatibility with Leopard? Is it available for AE, Soundbooth etc as well?

The update covers all products at once. I was watching while it downloaded/installed and it did have Leopard compatibility as one of the parts.

Mike

I have problems with Ppro non-stop audio conforming in large projects. Also, audio always go out of sync for those HDV .mpeg file captured. I was hoping Adobe will address and fix those issue in this update. Sad!

I have problems with Ppro non-stop audio conforming in large projects. Also, audio always go out of sync for those HDV .mpeg file captured. I was hoping Adobe will address and fix those issue in this update. Sad!

How do you know it is a Premiere problem? It is not some thing that happens to me. Why not start a new thread in this forum and seek an answer for the problem.

Mike

The update covers all products at once. I was watching while it downloaded/installed and it did have Leopard compatibility as one of the parts.

Mike

To clarify, the update does NOT cover all CS3 products. Hopefully there will be Leopard compatibilty updates for some of the other apps soon.

Also the auto updater is not new, but frequent updates is a new turn for Adobe. PPro 1.5.1 is the only feature enhancing update that was released prior to CS3. Adobe seems to have changed their release strategy, to keep their products more up to date. Good in many ways, but it makes it more difficult for companies like Matrox and Cineform to ensure that their extensions to Premiere are fully compatible and up to date.

To clarify, the update does NOT cover all CS3 products. Hopefully there will be Leopard compatibilty updates for some of the other apps soon.

Also the auto updater is not new, but frequent updates is a new turn for Adobe. PPro 1.5.1 is the only feature enhancing update that was released prior to CS3. Adobe seems to have changed their release strategy, to keep their products more up to date. Good in many ways, but it makes it more difficult for companies like Matrox and Cineform to ensure that their extensions to Premiere are fully compatible and up to date.

What I meant, in case it was misunderstood, is that if you have the CS3 suite installed about (11 or 12 products) you need only update through one of the products and it updates them all. Since I use Premiere Pro most often, that's when mine usually updates.

M

Importing a M2T Mpeg2 file (no problem with Vegas Pro 8a and Nero) created the following message

Premiere Pro has ancountered an error

(..\..\Src\Time.cpp-105)

This worked definitely with the same file in PPro CS 3.1.0.

My blues: Besides neglecting MPEG4 already I assume in the next update Adobe will remove also the avi import to make this program finally teethless resource monster.

hbernhard

Here is a link to the update:

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3817

Helmut,
Start Premiere while holding down the SHIFT key. This causes Premiere to re-index its plugins and seems to fix that problem. There's a complete thread here:

http://dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=105196

that goes into more detail. Good luck!

Mac version wasn`t released yet? I only find Mac 3.1.0 ....windows 3.1.1

the hint regarding pressing the shift key and the other suggestions, i.e. to erase the media cache and to create a new project with 3.1.1. importing the M2T file worked perfect for me and I'm back on track. Thanks!
HB