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I set Timecode Format to “Non-Drop Frame”. There I set the Video Standard to PAL (since my HV30 captures PAL video). In the same area I click the Options button and a small window pops up. On the Settings tab to the right, I set Device Control, Device to “DV/HDV Device Control”.Ħ. I select Capture in the File menu and the Capture window pops up.ĥ. After clicking OK, Adobe Premiere’s main windows pop up. On that same window, there are two more tabs, “General” and “Tracks”. What the exact meaning of this is I couldn’t tell you. When I click OK, a new window, “New Sequence” pops up. On the General tab I also set Capture, Capture Format to “HDV”.ģ. Anyway, when starting up Adobe Premiere and starting a new project, in the General tab I set Video, Display Format to “Frames”. I am new to Adobe Premiere (as well as filming) so my explanation may be a bit stupid.ġ. I had filmed with the 1080i, 25 frames per second mode. I was able to transfer video from my HV30 to CS4 Adobe Premiere Pro.