Am I to assume Revit changed the codec underlying the AVI because the filesize is larger?Ĭurrently I'm going to attempt to piece out the exports from Revit by exporting half the frames at a time thereby cutting them in half to be below the size that worked previously. But none of Premiere, AE, or Media encoder will open these final three files. All my pc's video players play these videos fine. The final 3 video exports were full animations and the AVI's were all 2.7GB each. Of course, these were test exports of about half of an animation that came out to 600MB avi first test, and 1.3GB avi on second test. How to open an AVI file You can open AVI files with various video players, such as Microsoft Movies & TV (Windows), Microsoft Windows Media Player (Windows), Apple QuickTime Player (macOS), Adobe Premiere Pro (multiplatform), and VLC media player (multiplatform). Once the file is downloaded, navigate to the Offline section by tapping on the M icon in the middle. I did so twice this morning with test exports with success and imported into Premiere with zero trouble at all. Tap on the three dotted file menu and select Download. My ridiculous situation came about from exporting uncompressed AVI files from Autodesk Revit. If You Can't Play AVI on VLC for macOS, You Can: As we mentioned earlier, the video codec incompatibility could result in playback issue with AVI files.
So the suggestion in 2019 is to install a free codec from 2011? I'm not really excited about running an installer from 2011 on a windows 10 pc. Browse to the AVI file you wish to play, and click Open. an issue thats really annoying and bothers me a lot: Due to a new system setup I reinstalled Adobe Premiere and now Im no longer able to import AVI files anymore.
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