So the issue is not a graphic card or driver issue. Sometimes just clicking the Play button in the Capture panels does the trick. Sometimes i must open the preview in Canopus Picture Controller and click on the Play button in the Capture panel inside Premiere Pro. Canopus shipped the ADVC-300 with a small application named Picture Controller and if i launch it and click on the preview button i see video in Premiere Pro. I have the Canopus ADVC-300 and have the same issues as you have. Maybe, all this wasn’t even necessary, but I didn’t want to take chances I was seriously tired of all those conundrums. I wanted to make sure that I prevented all possible glitches. )))))īy the way, I use a devoted FW card and the Grass Valley AC adapter.

Feel free to begin your successful recording. You’ll see the frame from your VHS player on the Capture screen. Turn the Canopus on (aka connect the FW cord). Find the spot you’ll want to record the tape from. And MAKE SURE you marked here ONE MORE TIME the same standard as during the first set up – PAL or NTSC. Open the project on the top menu go to Edit->Preferences->Device Control->Canopus->ADVC 100. If you use PAL VHS, set everything up accordingly (read the manual how).Ģ. Check, if all of the tiny switches on its bottom are set correctly. Set up the Canopus WITHOUT turning it on. I’m a Windows person and I use Adobe CS5, but the app is basically the same. I have a bit different set up than you do, but I’m sure the pattern is still somewhat similar. I have tried this from another forum but the sequence did not help. I have ordered a Blackmagic Design Intensity Shuttle from B&H and they say that will work without problems but I would like to capture this today. VCR composite into Canopus and fire wire into computer. All dip switches are set right, I can hear the audio playing every time but no video. I have shut down hard drive upload and closed out running programs but nothing seems to work. I was able to somehow capture a full two hour VHS and saved but can not longer repeat the process. The ADVC-100 is the first inexpensive DV converter that supports locked audio when converting from analog to digital, assuring perfect audio and video synchronization.Was capturing into Media Composer just fine with Canopus using a fire wire however now that I am using Premiere CC I am having capture problems. Other converters can lose audio/video sync when converting longer segments of video. Products are now listed in our new store Canopus ADVC-100Īt the heart of ADVC100 is Canopus's proprietary DV codec chip providing the industry's best picture quality preservation during analog-to-DV and DV-to-analog conversion. Price too high? Call us for current pricing.

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