Ci son due vie:
1)lavori convertendo i file xvid in qualcosa che piaccia a premiere. Magari li converti anche alleggerendo la dimensione...
http://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t287105.html
2)Installi i condec divX seguendo un po' quello che dice il compare qui sotto...CDB

GDB
23 Jul 2005, 02:13 AM

My first post here.

I'm having same trouble with threadstarter, but I haven't found the solution yet

1. Captured raw AVI file from a DV camera
2. Edited using Adobe Premiere Pro, exported video encoded in XviD
3. Exported audio to WAV
4. Used Besweet to convert to MP3
5. Mux XviD with MP3 using Nandub
6. The resulting file, let's call it final.avi, is fine as it is

Now that I want to edit it back in Adobe Premiere Pro, I'm seeing black and no audio. I've tried rendering the work area, still black.

HELP PLEASE!!!! Unlike ripping from DVDs or what not, my only source, final.avi, is irreplace-able, as I have long deleted the original DV tape.

EDIT: I only use Gordian Knot's codec pack and the utility tools, THAT IS IT. I have just done a clean reinstall recently so I doubt there are other interfering codecs that I have forgotten.

GDB
24 Jul 2005, 12:25 PM

Alright, I found the solution:

1. Change the fourCC code of the XviD file to "DIVX" instead of "XVID"
2. As pointed out earlier, the MP3 stream must be in "CBR" instead of "VBR"

That is all to it! Premiere Pro will open all my XviD home-made clips off DV tape after doing the above.

Oh but make sure you do have Divx codec. I use the 5.2.1 that came with GordianKnot codec pack.