JustinJohnson

No it did not. Still waiting.

Yes that is correct. I don't use V-Log yet so for my test I used Natural, Cine-D, and Cine-V in both 8-bit and 10-bit.

This is how I figured out it was a luminance issue. When I tested the re-wrap, I tested on a working 8-bit file. I stacked the mp4 above the mxf file in Premier pro and when I hid the mp4 file it was obvious that 1) The frames didn't match up and 2) the contrast was different.. as if Premier pro was reading the wrong luminance level. So then I did 3 more mp4 files at different luminance settings and the limited range ones looked fine, even sometimes matching the frame perfectly. Then I tried it in 10-bit and found the 10-bit files work without having to re-wrap as long as luminance was not set to full range (0-1023). So, I just decided to wait it out for Adobe and just shoot in limited luminance for now. They stated they are working on it, and should have it out soon

I have the same issue with the re-wrap for the C4k files. Windows 10. Plus I have 3 frames off.

Also you can start editing while the proxy files are being made. You don't have to wait for them to finish. You can have it auto create the proxy files on import or you can manually do it when you see which footage is needed. So maybe you only proxy the files that you are stacking. It's slowing down, right click on the clips in question..generate proxy.. continue as it works in the background. Just a thought.

Hey Orange, I posted a response on the Adobe boards but hopefully you see this here. Check your Luminance Level in the GH5. If it's set to 64-940 or 64-1023 10 bit files work just fine. It's only when it's set to 0-1023 that I get the audio import only. I have recorded a bunch of clips with my level set to 64-940 now and now import errors. This should be the proper setting for Premiere as I know it, it defaults to 0-1023 I believe. I am running some more test to see if this is it.

For my test.. I used tool from the link to convert a UHD 8 bit mp4 file to mxf. It should be a re-wrap. When I place both of them on a new timeline in Premiere.. the mxf video track is shorter by 3 frames. I placed the mxf above the mp4 video track to check this. Turning on/off the mxf video track shows it's not matched up frame perfect. By shifting the video portion 2 frames to the right it lines up with the mp4. Thanks for checking that out for me. Edit: Interesting enough. I installed latest version of Vegas 14. Added my two clips in and the properties show 1 frame different. Placing them like I did in premiere , one above the other, the 1st two frames are different..but every frame after that appears to line up perfectly. With the only other issue being the mxf file is one frame shorter on the end. So Vegas appears to handle the re-wrap better for sure. At least on my system. Edit 2: Using MediaInfo to look at the files, it reports a different duration also. MP4 : Duration : 6 s 0 ms MXF : Duration : 5 s 958 ms

Thanks for the info on this. Would you test an 8-bit file for me? My testing shows that I have to shift the video part over 2 frames and leave the audio in it's original spot to line up with the original mp4 8-bit file . Also the C4K files are being read by Premiere with a non 1.0 aspect ratio. The UHD version comes over fine but I have the above issue.