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1. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Harm Millaard May 3, 2012 6:58 AM (in response to Sheibani)1 person found this helpful
Convert to an editable format. Use Google to find a converter.
2. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Sheibani May 3, 2012 8:08 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
thanks Mr.Millaard
I think it will directly imported...
What is the best and fastest converter?
sorry, my english not good
Best wishes for you
3. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Harm Millaard May 4, 2012 4:19 AM (in response to Sheibani)
I never used Matroska myself because I only work with material from video cameras, but it is popular and there should be many options available to you, but:
SEVERE WARNING: do not install something like K-Lite codec packs. That will generally require a complete reformat of your boot disk and a complete fresh install of OS and programs. A typical SNAFU (systems normal, all fouled up) situation.
Message was edited by: Jeff Bellune [for content]
4. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Todd_Kopriva May 3, 2012 9:29 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Heed Harm's severe warning. He doesn't overstate this issue.
5. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Sheibani May 4, 2012 4:28 AM (in response to Todd_Kopriva)
So, I don't use codec packs
I am looking for a converter...
6. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jeff Bellune May 4, 2012 4:46 AM (in response to Sheibani)
Try this:
Free, fast and good.
7. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5antoniocasado May 4, 2012 12:59 PM (in response to Jeff Bellune)
Simply: Extract the essence media with this tool:
You need to install previoulsy this:
Sometimes you must wrap to MP4 to import it
MKV are a container, like MOV or AVI.
8. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Sheibani May 4, 2012 1:22 PM (in response to antoniocasado)
Sorry, I'm confused
MKVExtractGUI-2 isn't a converter?
i install this program What should I do now?
9. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5antoniocasado May 4, 2012 1:25 PM (in response to Sheibani)
No, is a demultiplexator, it will extract the video, audio and subtitles (if any) tracks, without recompress it. So you retain the original quality ;-)
But you need first to install MKVToolnix (that allow you to create MKVs from MP4, H264 and that)
Next, you import the audio and video tracks to Premiere ;-)
10. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Sheibani May 4, 2012 2:45 PM (in response to Sheibani)
that allow you to create MKVs from MP4, H264 and that
No, want to Create a video (Supported in premiere pro) from .MKV
I think you said the opposite
11. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5antoniocasado May 4, 2012 2:58 PM (in response to Sheibani)
You want to import a MKV in Premiere, isn´t?. You can´t do it directly. If you convert to anything, you can loss data in the process (unless you choose a uncompressed format). So the best thing is to "unwrap" the MKV and import the resulting file to Premiere, that can may accept it (as are probably h264) without problem.
Next you can edit it, of course.
This is the best to avoid recompressing data.
Maybe in a future Premiere can import MKV directly. I can import a MOV of a Canon, but if these MOV I wrap it in MKV, cannot import it (and it´s the same data, NOT recompressed, only wrapped) ;-)
12. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5konspiri Dec 18, 2012 3:49 AM (in response to antoniocasado)
May 4, 2012 2:25 PM in reply to Hsheibani
No, is a demultiplexator, it will extract the video, audio and subtitles (if any) tracks, without recompress it. So you retain the original quality ;-)
But you need first to install MKVToolnix (that allow you to create MKVs from MP4, H264 and that)
Next, you import the audio and video tracks to Premiere ;-)
I can't import it "File format not supported".
13. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 4, 2013 3:23 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I had to strongly disagree Harm Millaard's severe warning. I've used K-lite codec packs for years and never had any troubles. Of corse commercial software producers allways have warnings against freeware, they are making their money by selling programs and codecs. Its just nonsense to talk about boot disk reformatting and reinstalling OS. K-lite codec pack is very simple to install and uninstall if needed. It has nothing to do with boot sectors and can't harm any Windows system. I think that his warning is a tendentious attack against free open software developers, who are a thread to commercial companies.
Money talks!
14. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5seelenfaenger Jan 4, 2013 5:19 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
It's been a few months but since is among the first results showing up when searching for Premiere + MKV, I have to ask: How would installing a Codec Pack "require a complete reformat of your boot disk and a complete fresh install of OS and programs"?
15. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 4, 2013 5:46 AM (in response to kankku56)
Hope, when you will be facing an issue of not working PrPro, AE or any other application caused by K-Lite interference in registry entries, fed up with cleaning registry manually and end up with reinstalling your OS and making a choice in favour of any modern media player - VLC, MPC Home Cinema, PotPlayer or whatever - which utilise their codec libraries without interfering in registry, you won't hesitate to publicly apologise as well...
16. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5antoniocasado Jan 4, 2013 6:20 AM (in response to kankku56)
I use and recommend a lot of free Softwares, but ALWAYS try to avoid codec packs, because it fill the system with a lot of garbage, and some of them replace codecs that Premiere and other Softwares install.
In fact I have some problems installink K-Lite and some others, then Premiere cannot load certain video movies with codecs that K-Lite have replaced!!!. So beware with that!
Mi rule of thumb is to install ONLY the codecs that I need, and only these.
The vast majority of players come with internal decoders, so not need to install codecs.
17. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5the_wine_snob Jan 4, 2013 8:52 AM (in response to kankku56)
There are a couple of issues, with many CODEC "packs."
First, most will replace good, existing commercial CODEC's with ones that are hacked, or reverse-engineered. Some of those do not work, or do not work well. That is why Adobe "hides" its installed MainConcept CODEC's, by using a non-standard naming convention. However, as the CODEC packs also rewrite the Registry, the priority of the commercial CODEC's can be altered.
Next, many CODEC packs also load other components, besides just CODEC's. One of those is often FFDShow. That particular one can cause severe problems with Adobe programs. It can also be very tough to fully uninstall. I hear that many CODEC packs, that do install that, and other components, do a better job with the uninstall function, but with some older versions, FFDShow could not be fully uninstalled. That is what Harm was warning about - things might be better now, but the Adobe Premiere Forums are full of horror stories, especially related to FFDShow. Just do a Search in this, and the CS 4 & Earlier Forums for "FFDShow," and read.
I am with Fuzzy (Reply 15), on ONLY installing the specific CODEC's required, when they are required. I also try to go to the source, which might be free (like Lagarith, or UT Lossless), or commercial, such as MainConcept. I do use a few Open Source CODEC's, so it is not the "commercial" nature, that is the problem, but the exact CODEC's, themselves. I also do not want any program removing any of my CODEC's (many costing quite a bit of $), or altering their priority in the Registry. I hate spending a day in RegEdit, cleaning up a bunch of "stuff."
Good luck, and glad that K-Lite has performed for you. In enough cases, it has not, for others.
18. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jim_Simon Jan 4, 2013 10:19 AM (in response to kankku56)
Of corse commercial software producers allways have warnings against freeware
That is not what's going on here. Adobe actually recommends free codecs when appropriate. (DNxHD and UT are two examples. Scroll to page bottom.)
The warning about K-Lite comes from a LOT of users' negative experience using it. Just because you've successfully played Russian Roulette thus far doesn't make it a safe game to play.
19. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Willge Jan 4, 2013 10:23 AM (in response to Sheibani)
Hi Hsheibani, after demux the mkv file, mux the H264 file in an mp4 container. ("My MP4Box GUI" software is a good option to do it)
In this way you will not recompress the video file.
Then you can import the new mp4 file into Premiere without any problem.
20. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 5, 2013 8:08 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)
Of course you can have conflicts if you use many codecs from many sources. The same problem occurs with commercial and freeware codecs. Open freeware programs and codecs are usually easier to handle, because you can check what installed codecs are doing and get the . Commercial program developers protect their own product from competition and give users minimal information of their valuable knowledge.
Difficulties in uninstalling codecs and drivers is typical with both freeware and commercial products. I just find it very unfair, that Mr Millaard especially mentioned K-lite codec packs which are the most reliable codecpacks I've ever used. Talking about need to format boot disk and OS reinstallation is just stupid intimidation that only shows that the writer has a poor knowledge about Windows file system, MBR and registry. If he has had such occasions, they have not been caused by K-lite packs, they do no changes to MBR.
Bill Hunt mentioned hacked codecs. Hacked products can cause every kind of problems as any viruses and malwares do. He also mentioned that many codec packs install other components. That's just not the case with K-lite. You can precisely define which components you install. If you do not know what to install, it's allways best to install nothing. That means allso, that to avoid conflicts you had to use only products from only one vendor, commercial or open society. Problems can occur even then as we all propably have seen.
I use K-lite mega pask for one and only one reason: I can't afford to pay thousand of € to buy all the codecs needed to open and edit all the dozens multimedia file types that, usually commercial, producers are pushing to market. There are no reasonable common standards in multimedia sector and very little hope thet there will ever be.
Yes K-lite has performed for me. In enough cases, it has done it for others also.
21. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jim_Simon Jan 5, 2013 8:54 AM (in response to kankku56)
I just find it very unfair, that Mr Millaard especially mentioned K-lite codec packs which are the most reliable codecpacks I've ever used.
It is also the most notorious for causing problems with Adobe software. Your experience seems to be the exception, not the norm.
There are no reasonable common standards in multimedia sector and very little hope thet there will ever be.
There are now and have been for a long time. They're called DV, DVCPRO HD, HDV, XDCAM, AVCHD, etc. These are all standardized formats that professionals use and which Premiere Pro works very well with.
22. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 5, 2013 9:05 AM (in response to kankku56)
Judging on Harm this way shows the only thing: you, I'm afraid... um-m-m.. slightly overestimated your analytical skills.
The rest of your rant has nothing to do with reality. I wonder which codecs exactly 'pushed to market by commercial producers' you deadly need to open and edit footages are missing in Adobe Suite and thus you have to spend thousands of € on?
23. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 5, 2013 11:52 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
Well... there was a discussion in this forum some time ago. It was about "MPEG-2 codecs missing from Adobe Media Encoder CS6 installed with Creative Cloud Membership". This topic seems to be ended now. Here is one comment from that debate:
"I found the solution from the lack of mpeg support. Now the CS6, imports, exports, have smart rendering working on exports, will gain the hability to export using the powerfull CUDA processord on NVIDIA boards, that divide by almost 3 the render times, and many many presets similars that we found in CS5.5 Leon Unger a friend of mine that live here in the same city of mine, got crazy about this problem. He almost banned from the moderator..... LOL . Also he resign from here ... LOL
So we met last week and "paid to see" , if this codec pack resolves . ROVI TOTALCODE 6 ( http://www.mainconcept.com/products/apps-plug-ins/plug-ins-for-adobe/t otalcode.html ) but is a 1000,00 dolars solution ... I loan half of the ammount to him... This price is for the model of TotalCode with cinema formats in the exporter. He made his calculations and realize that if he paid some technician to convert more thas 200 hous of MPG2 material, the overall cost will be more than US$1000,00 ( around of R$1900,00 ) . So , if you guys will really need MPG2 native like support in PProCS6, will have to get this codec pack. This codec resolves tha infamious error when we will opens a CS5.5 project tha CS6 told tha have the impossibility do convert all formats and etc.
Ok folks,
Best regards, Leossom."
This comment touches a nearby subject.
Of course I have no deadly need for any codecs, but if I want to open and edit for example video files packed with other than Adobes programs I need much wider range of codecs.
As mister Simon wrote there are standards called DV, DVCPRO HD, HDV, XDCAM, AVCHD, etc. Matroska seems to belong to the etc class. That's probably the reason why this discussion is going on.
I want to stress to you Mr Barsik that I was not questioning Mr Millaards expertise about Adobe software. I am questioning this: "SEVERE WARNING: do not install something like K-Lite codec packs. That will generally require a complete reformat of your boot disk and a complete fresh install of OS and programs." On healthy system installing K-lite codecs pack can't cause Windows corruption. It can of course cause problems with Premiere or AE, but many other commercial as well as open programs can cause same kind of issues. Any newly installed software, codecs or drivers can produce conflicts with with other programs. And beside that there is a legion of hardware depending conflicts...
My point is this: It is intellectual laziness to blame K-lite packs for problems, that those packs have nothing to do with. Probably someone will blame K-lite packs if he drops his pc from table to floor and it stops working!
24. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 5, 2013 1:19 PM (in response to kankku56)
Guess, you hardly realise you are at Adobe Forum, and contributors here share their experience in relation to Adobe products. You have already been explained dozen of times that K-Lite codec pack alters system registry that causes Adobe applications stop working properly and can't be fixed by simple K-Lite uninstall - you have to monkey over Regedit in an attempt to find which entries were altered and therefore need to be cleaned manually or rather run clean OS reinstallation, which in turn requires formatting boot disk.
Having encountered 'boot disk reformatting' expression in Harm's advice, you somehow decided he knows nothing about Windows. Indulge yourself a couple of minutes to search Community Forums for Harm's comments and articles.
Now about your reference to MPEG-2 codecs missing in Creative Clouds. Are you sure it is relevant?
And finally about Matroska etc. (hope, you understand that MKV is a container, not a codec). As Jim already pointed out, PrPro, AE and AME normally see and support all codecs installed in your system. If you really need some extra codecs (DNxHD, UT, Lagarith, x264 etc. etc.) you can easily find them with properly written GUI for safe installation and use with Adobe applications - no needs for a crap like K-Lite, CCCP etc.
25. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jim_Simon Jan 5, 2013 3:36 PM (in response to kankku56)
if you guys will really need MPG2 native like support in PProCS6, will have to get this codec pack.
For others reading this, I want to make it clear that third-party codecs are not required for PP to work properly. Premiere Pro comes with support for most camera standard MPEG formats, and with that I've found that many, many non-standard MPEG files also work just fine. Not all of them, certainly, but many.
Matroska seems to belong to the etc class.
Actually it doesn't. Etc. in this context meant all the other standardized formats that professionals routinely work with. MKV is not yet on that list. Some day it may be, and if so Adobe will probably add support. But until then...
It can of course cause problems with Premiere or AE, but many other commercial as well as open programs can cause same kind of issues.
Very true. And if you're unlucky enough to be in that boat, the recommendation would be the same. Wipe the System drive and reinstall everything from the OS on up, minus the problematic programs, of course.
26. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 5, 2013 10:12 PM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
It's obvious that we can't find any kind of consensus about this subject. That's probably the reason why we are having this discussion.
"Now about your reference to MPEG-2 codecs missing in Creative Clouds. Are you sure it is relevant?"
This reference was an answer to your question about possibly needed codecs:
"I wonder which codecs exactly 'pushed to market by commercial producers' you deadly need to open and edit footages are missing in Adobe Suite and thus you have to spend thousands of € on?"
Like I wrote it was just an example of expensive codecs and touched a nearby subject.
Seems that that if Adobe products conflict with other solutions, you are always blaming other products. It's very dogmatic way to to figure out what's the reason for problems.
If some newly installed software causes problems for Adobe products and uninstalling program doesn't fix the problem, the easiest solution is to uninstall and reinstall Adobe suite. In very seldom cases you had to reinstall OS and all other programs. And if you know how, you can easily find registry changes that for example K-lite installation has made to your registry. Of course you may have to "monkey over regedit" if you don't know how to manage Windows registry. Like I said: if you don't know what you are doing don't do it. If you don't need extra codecs don't install them.
Usually Adobe suite is a sufficient solution for your multimedia editing needs, sometimes it is not. If you want to use other programs (from Avid, Autodesk or Magix for example) alongside, you had to accept the fact that there will be conflicts and you had to learn to solve them. Formatting hard disk and reinstalling OS and everything else, is a seldom needed foolproof solution for dummies.
Probably the best solution to totally avoid conflicts between programs delivered by multiple vendors is to install 2-3 OS in different partitions. One for Adobe, other for Autodesk or Avid and one for other needs like gaming, netsurfing etc. It is a bit costly, but nowadays hard disks are not too expensive and by that way you can be sure not to loose your important material because of some quite usual but always unexpected software conflicts.
It was a pleasure to discuss (and quarrel a bit too) about this subject. On my part there is nothing much to say unless there are some new interesting arguments regarding the subject.
I love all of you too!
27. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 6, 2013 2:56 AM (in response to kankku56)
Your reference to missing MPEG-2 codecs has nothing to do with the necessity to spend thousands of € on those codecs on a pure basis: that discussion was about known bug and its fix (started by Adobe employee by the way), isn't supposed to be normal and hardly made any real user to spend a penny. The comment you quoted called just 'trolling'.
If you prefer to uninstall Adobe Suite so as to keep your pet, it's up to you.
If you're convinced you're a real Windows expert unlike any other participant on this Forum, feel free to explore Adobe users issues related to K-Lite in more details and publish your own article on troubleshooting them. Doubt if there is a demand and you find a lot of followers.
Either the article or its absence will be the proof of which skills you actually possess, BTW.
28. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 6, 2013 3:18 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
Hello again!
There is no need to open new discussions of K-lite problems. The solution is this: Before installing any new driver, codec pack or software you just had to make a backup copy of the whole registry. If conflicts appear and uninstalling procedure don't repair registry problems, you simply can replace damaged registry with the backup copy. It's no need to be a glorious expert to do that. If you don't know how to backup registry, there are dozens of commercial as well as freeware programs that can do a backup and use that backup in few seconds (one of the most popular is CCleaner, but there are plenty of them.)
29. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 6, 2013 3:46 AM (in response to kankku56)
The discussion was not about how to do OS backup and then roll back. The discussion was about troubleshooting issues with Adobe application caused by particularly K-Lite. Wait for another shoe to drop.
30. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 6, 2013 8:19 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
There are no troubleshooting issues! If you have conflicts with two software you just had to decide which one to use. If those programs are open code software you can try solving problems inside the program because the code is available for everyone. If it is commercial you have usually no possibilities whatsoever to change program's behavior yourself.
So if I had to choose between Adobe suite and K-lite, I will choose Adobe. I've never had such a situation hitherto, so I use both. Perhaps you don't know, that you can widely modify K-lite megapack's settings just to avoid conflicts with other codecs used by other programs. One of K-lite pack's strengths is its modifiability.
By the way, the discussion was about the ability to uninstall K-lite without the need to format boot disk and reinstall OS, if you happen to remember.
31. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 6, 2013 9:20 AM (in response to kankku56)
When you have time, try to revise the conversation.
You started from the accusation that Harm's severe warning was based upon money.
When you was explained by many Forum participants the real matter, you rushed to incriminating dilettantism to one of most respectful hardware experts here (not sure you realise how funny you sound) and decided to invent something about thousand Euros a user have to spend on codecs in case he doesn't use K-Lite codec pack, which is a simple lie.
When you was proposed to write an article about troubleshooting issues caused by K-Lite, you started to argue that that was not the point, and you can't offer anything apart from restoring OS from backup point so as to get rid of K-Lite completely (which is definitely the time saver compared to reinstalling OS from scratch, but doesn't change the nature of the solution).
Congratulations and good luck!
32. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jim_Simon Jan 6, 2013 10:09 AM (in response to kankku56)
The solution is this: Before installing any new driver, codec pack or software you just had to make a backup copy of the whole registry.
That's not much help for someone who didn't know that before installing. And while I would argue that these days, any editor really should also be something of a computer geek, the fact is that's not always the case. We often don't know the level of a users technical ability, so the recommendation to wipe and reinstall the OS is often the best suggestion when things have gotten too far out of hand.
33. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 7, 2013 2:50 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
My first comment was based on this opinion from Mr Millaard:
"SEVERE WARNING: do not install something like K-Lite codec packs. That will generally require a complete reformat of your boot disk and a complete fresh install of OS and programs. A typical SNAFU (systems normal, all fouled up) situation."
There are two possibilities:
1. Mr Millaard really thinks that K-lite pack usually corrupts Windows so badly that it is necessary to totally format the boot disk and reinstall OS and all programs.
That statement is just not true.
a. K-lite can't put Windows in a nonbootable status. It is just impossible. Some rootkit viruses can damage MBR so badly, that you had to fix MBR but even then there is in most cases no necessity to totally reinstall OS.
b. If you for some reason had to reinstall OS it's not necessary to format your boot disk. By formatting a disk you loose all your personal data and that can be a very big loss as we all very well know. You can very well install Windows in an existing partition and by doing so, save all your data.
2. Mr Millaard knows those facts and is still painting horror pictures of catastrophic consequences, following the installation of K-lite packs.
In the first case he really is no expert for Windows issues. In the second case he is intentionally misleading readers who have no knowledge of the facts. I have every reason to believe that Mr Millaard has enough knowledge about Windows. In that case there has to be some reason for his misleading statement.
If someone intentionally compromises some software (in this case K-lite packs), giving wrong information, he must to be prepared to meet even harsh criticism. I really have no idea of Mr Millaards motives, and maybe my critique was too rough, but there is a reason: If someone who doesn't know the facts, believing that nothing can be done, just formats hi's disk loosing all data, it's a pity.
It's fair to get money by selling great products like Adobe suite. It is not fair to blame others for problems in own products. Mr Millaard may or may not have own financial interest that affect his findings, but all the same: He repeats the same liturgy, that is much too often heard, by commercial program vendors: Don't use open-source software!
Dear mister Barzik!
I wasn't talking about OS backup nor any kind of system restore procedure. Making registry backup is a totally different matter. It takes only a few seconds or minutes to backup registry and replace corrupted registry with a copy. Making a copy of your OS takes a lot of time and disk space. Total system reinstallation is yet another procedure and takes even more time and effort. (In my case for example about a week because I have about 100 programs installed for testing purposes.)
The conflict's between Adobe's programs and K-lite pack's is a complicated problem. I can modify K-lite settings and even source code, because it's freely available. Adobe's programs are not open for changes and I have no way to obtain the source code. Nor can I easily find all the "hidden" information written to the registry by Adobe's programs. Beside that Adobe as well as many other software vendors uses installers those you can find in Windows folder. If those are corrupted or missing you can end up in a SNAFU situation mentioned by Mr Millaard. Often you can't uninstall nor reinstall a program. (Then the best and easiest solution may be to reinstall your OS, but not necessarily format your disk.)
The point is that commercial program vendors protect their knowledge for one very good and understandable reason: They make their living by making and selling programs. Adobe is the only actor who has the necessary information required to solve internal problems in their programs.
I agree Mr Simon's point: Often total reinstallation of OS is the simplest solution. Wiping out all data from a hard disk by formatting boot disk is very seldom necessary to install OS.
Never, ever have I detected a situation (in my own as well as other computers) where K-lite pack has caused a situation, where boot disk formatting is necessary!
If you are facing troubles with codecs or need help with K-lite I recommend visiting this side: http://www.codecguide.com/ . There are forums and experts who can assist you with any particular problem. Of course they have not the same knowledge of Adobe's products as Adobe's own personal, but they have no commercial interest to hide any information available for them!
34. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 7, 2013 7:43 AM (in response to kankku56)
1. Creating registry backup copy is still about creating OS back up point. It's different from creating boot disk image, but I never said you had been talking about creating boot disk image. Like no one here was talking about nonbootable OS because of K-Lite. The only issue here is you for some reason do not listen to.
2. If you are a really good developer and want to understand how PrPro works from this angle, PrPro SDK is at your disposal.
3. If you feel someone gives wrong advice, it's wise to reproduce the issue first, then fix and propose a workaround.
35. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 7, 2013 7:44 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
Dear Mr Barsik!
A registry backup is not a system restore point (if you mean that when you are talking about back up point). It's just a copy of registry and useful when you have installed a program, uninstalled it, and easily want to make sure that all chances that program has made to registry has been removed. Making registry backup is a standard procedure when you are testing some program without using virtual machine.
Do you mean that I should have made K-lite pack to corrupt my registry? I really don't know how to do that, because anything like that have never happened to me. That kind of problem usually depends on many factors often related to specific hardware and driver combinations.
I see no reason to wipe out a bootable disk if the system is working. Maybe my conclusion was a bit impetuous. Maybe you will advice me: Why is it necessary to format your boot disk (and reinstall OS) if your system is working and you can make all the needed chances inside Windows?
36. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 7, 2013 7:44 AM (in response to kankku56)
Irrespective of whether you realise it or not, creating registry backup copy is about creating OS back up point.
Regard to the necessity of formatting boot disk and running clean OS install, you've already been explained by Jim: registry backup copy can hardly help those who didn't create it. Just try to listen to.
37. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5kankku56 Jan 7, 2013 7:45 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
Dear Mr Barsik!
I still can't realize why you had to format your boot disk to install a fresh copy of Windows. Neither can I understand the necessity to totally reinstall OS if registry entries, needed for Adobe's products to work properly, are damaged. Uninstalling Adobe suite should remove all changes made by installing that suite, doesn't it? In that case it should be quite simply to uninstall and reinstall that suite. I've done it many times for many reasons and in most cases it solves all the problems. Of course you had to also uninstall the program that is in conflict with Adobe suite first.
Is there perhaps some registry or system chances that are not removed by uninstalling Adobe products? Are those chances possibly on your hard disk outside of OS? An interesting point of view. If such permanent chances are made by some programs (Adobes programs for example), what are they needed for? And if they are needed why uninstalling a product wouldn't remove those chances? And why reinstalling a program wouldn't repair possible residues those are not removed by uninstall process?
You seem to be convinced that all the difficulties in removing and reinstalling Adobe' program's in this case are caused by K-lite pack. It is really difficult to believe that installing and removing K-lite pack can make it impossible to uninstall and reinstall Adobe's suites. K-lite installation doesn't make any undoable permanent chances in Windows registry. Does Adobe products make such chances?
Those are questions that I can't answer, and I think that, only Adobe's own personal knows the answers. It has become clear that those problems are especially difficult with Premiere and AE.
Also it's became clear that those problems usually are unfixable without very strong measures. Nothing more has been said in this discussion. It sounds the same as someone suggest to you to chance the motor in your car or even the hole car, when a spark plug is damaged!
38. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Fuzzy Barsik Jan 7, 2013 7:46 AM (in response to kankku56)
First and foremost, I don't feel the need to concentrate on fixing issues caused by K-Lite for myself, since I don't see any reason to install it. That task is for you.
Since you're unable to understand why one would need to run clean OS install in case he didn't create registry backup copy, let's try to reflect on the following:
- an application altered some registry entries, and the user doesn't know which exactly;
- as a result of this alteration Adobe application cease to function properly, but there are no warranties that other useful application are not affected as well, and after some tests the user suspect they are.
The task is to restore the system to the point it had been at until that damaging application was installed (i.e. to remove all the mess so as to avoid all sorts of the risk, including potential ones).
Therefore, the question is: how to do that aside from restoring from boot disk image or running clean installation?
If you know some other ways, do not hesitate to share.
39. Re: How Can i import MKV in Premiere CS5.5Jeff Bellune Jan 7, 2013 7:49 AM (in response to Fuzzy Barsik)
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MARTINEZ — A prosecutor told jurors Monday that a Brentwood man knew what he was doing when he killed a woman in 2010 by hitting and dragging her with his pickup truck on Cavallo Road in Antioch.
But the defense attorney for defendant Lucio Rivera-Avila said the 53-year-old handyman thought he had run over Shelly Baker's bag of laundry, and was unaware that he had hit the 47-year-old Antioch woman until police notified him about her death.
Attorneys gave their conflicting narratives of Baker's Dec. 7, 2010, demise on Monday during opening statements at Rivera-Avila's murder trial.
Baker and Rivera-Avila were acquaintances who had spent time together only a few times before the fatal incident. Baker was sometimes homeless, and Rivera-Avila, with a penchant for prostitutes, had hoped to pay her for sex when she called him on Dec. 6, 2010, asking whether she could do her laundry at his house, deputy public defender Wayne Anderson said.
Baker became belligerent while drinking vodka at Rivera-Avila's house, so he wanted to drive her back to Antioch after he did her laundry, Anderson said. During the drive, Baker allegedly threatened to kill Rivera-Avila and, at one point, grabbed the wheel of his pickup truck.
Shortly before 2 a.m., the pair pulled into a butcher shop parking lot at 18th Street and Cavallo Road. They argued loudly and caught the attention of a Contra Costa Times newspaper carrier and his wife.
Dark surveillance video played for the jury shows what happened next: Baker gets out of the passenger's side door, and Rivera-Avila comes around and pulls out her laundry bag. As she is picking up loose clothes from the ground, he gets back into the vehicle. He backs up then accelerates and hits her so that she collapses onto the hood of the truck. He continues driving, and her body disappears under the vehicle.
Deputy district attorney Molly Manoukian said Rivera-Avila dragged her for about 60 feet before driving onto a curb to "scrape" Baker off the vehicle, then driving away. Police arrived moments later, having been flagged down by the newspaper carrier who ran to Baker's aid.
Manoukian said Rivera-Avila intended to kill Baker, just as he intended to harm a woman he ran over in Bay Point in 2008. That woman will testify that Rivera-Avila ran over her because she had stolen money from him after he solicited her for prostitution, Manoukian said.
"There is no question he felt he was entitled to kill (Baker), that she was damaged goods and that no one would care," Manoukian said.
Contact Malaika Fraley at 925-234-1684. Follow her at Twitter.com/malaikafraley.

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Sarah Jessica Parker has reportedly turned down $500,000 to appear in The Carrie Diaries.
The actress portrayed Carrie Bradshaw in the TV show Sex and the City and the two subsequent movies.
AnnaSophia Robb is now playing a younger version of the character in The Carrie Diaries, which is a prequel to the hugely successful series. It has been reported that although Sarah was asked to appear in a flash-forward sequence, she decided against it.
"Sarah doesn't need the money and wasn't sure appearing on the show would be the right career move," an insider told National Enquirer. "It would be like taking a step backward. So she's said goodbye to Carrie forever. Plus, who wants to be compared to a teenager?"
The Carrie Diaries has already hit screens in America and AnnaSophie admits she felt nervous when the day dawned.
She was even concerned about what Sarah Jessica would make of the show, which made a move by the older actress even sweeter for the young star.
"[Sarah Jessica Parker] sent me a very lovely note just kind of giving me her blessing and encouraging me and telling me how excited she was and how dear the part was to her, and so that was huge for me because, you know, I was obviously nervous," AnnaSophia recently explained. "I was, like, 'Is this OK?' And so it just meant a lot to be able to have her blessing."


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Britney Spears Is Battling Psoriasis
As if dealing with Simon Cowell wasn't enough of a pain, Britney Spears has another embarrassing ailment: The 'X Factor' judge and pop icon is reportedly living with psoriasis.
It turns out that stress from her 'X Factor' duties may be what's actually causing her psoriasis to strike. "Britney has had the skin condition for a long time, but it only flares up when she's under extreme pressure," a source revealed. "Now she can't seem to stop scratching and picking at the sores. She has a psoraisis skin cream, but she says it burns, so she stopped using it." Poor BritBrit!
Another source said it's not just the filming of the show that stresses the 'Til the World Ends' singer out -- it's also watching herself. "Britney had a chance to watch herself judging 'The X Factor' and she's really self conscious about it all," the second source said. "She's terribly nervous and thinks people are laughing at her and making fun of the way she talks. She's trying her best not to be so nervous, but she can't help it."
Thankfully, Spears has not only her adorbs and adoring fiance Jason Trawick on her side, but also Simon, who loves working with the Southern belle. "Simon's a big help and has bent over backwards for Britney and made every single accommodation Britney has requested," the source added. "He knows she's the show and a bigger draw them himself so whatever she wants, she gets. She has even asked that the cameras don't show closeups of her hands anymore because she bites her nails constantly."
Thank goodness Simon was cooperative with Spears -- if he wasn't, she may well have indeed quit the show on day one!


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5 on June 03, 2018
My husband and I were reminded during our recent annual visit that this cottage, and all the great things mentioned by others, is one of the extra special gifts we can give ourselves. we're considering making our visits twice a year to take full advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the cottage, food, property, and our wonderful hosts. 10 hr drive to get there will not keep us away!
5 on April 25, 2018
We stayed here for my wife's surprise 35th birthday and we both absolutely loved it! My wife was blown away by everything. For starters, she couldn't believe we were the only couple staying in the cottage and what's more that the cottage was on the farm. We had the most delicious breakfasts for two mornings, from farm fresh eggs to locally grown fruit to some of the most delicious waffles/bacon you could imagine. The host (Jan) is just the warmest person you'll meet and her attention to detail is impeccable. She thinks of everything! We loved the floor-heated bathroom, the fireplace, wooden chairs sitting on the property, walking through the pasture, and the list goes on. Even though the cottage is only an hour north of San Francisco, we felt we were hundreds of miles away from the world. Jan also provides a list of local restaurants and activities (e.g. kayaking) depending on how you want to plan your trip. We were sad to leave when we headed home, but we will absolutely be back!!!
4.8 on April 01, 2018
The best place we've ever found for getting away and just relaxing; private, comfortable, quiet, close to the coast and the wine country it's a perfect central place for a Northern California vacation. And the kitchen means you can just nest and enjoy the peace and quiet if that's what you're looking for.
5 on March 31, 2018
This cottage makes for a wonderful couples get away, relaxing views, close to Tomales bay for fresh oysters, restaurants for great food, scenic drives, and the Highland cattle in the pastures around us were amazing. Jan was a jewel of an innkeeper and her cottage and service was spot on. We will return.
5 on February 25, 2018
My wife and I found AppleGarden to be one of the best B&Bs we've ever experienced!
5 on February 18, 2018
This cottage exceeded our expectations and we enjoyed our stay very much. It was the perfect spot to spend our anniversary. I highly recommend saying here on your next trip to the Tomales area.
5 on December 17, 2017
My husband and I took a few days to ourselves after extensive family visits throughout California. From the moment we arrived at the AppleGarden Cottage, we were able to relax and rest in a way that we haven't for years. Every feature of the cottage is so well designed that it was hard to want to leave the front door to explore the local area. We spent two evenings in, enjoying life on the couch with local cheese and their delicious hard cider. Others have commented extensively on the subject, but Jan's homemade breakfasts are what make this experience on par with (well, actually many times better than) any boutique or five star hotel we've stayed at. The meals are accompanied by the sweetest notes and will fill you for a day of hiking and exploring. We are so grateful to have stayed at AppleGarden Cottage and will remember it as one of the best decisions we've made during our travels.
5 on October 03, 2017
We stayed 2 nights at Apple Garden Cottage! It was gorgeous, peaceful, and so quiet and beautiful. The breakfasts were sensational. What a relaxing cottage!
4.0 on August 08, 2017
Our expectations were exceeded during our short stay at the Apple Garden Cottage, and we look forward to returning soon. So much has already been said about this charming cottage, Jan's wonderful hospitality, and the delicious breakfast. I couldn't agree more. We stopped staying at bed and breakfast inns years ago because of so many disappointing experiences, lack of privacy, etc. However, this experience is everything you hope for at a B&B- comfortable, quiet, private, and absolutely delightful in every way.
4.4 on July 19, 2017
Could not have asked for a better place to stay, Jan the inn keeper gives you plenty of space while still meeting your needs. Place was spotless well capped and in a perfect setting
5 on July 20, 2016
We enjoyed our stay it was very quite and relaxing and the beach was a beautiful short drive away.
5 on April 13, 2016
We stayed for three nights at this beautiful and peaceful oasis in Tomales for our 18th anniversary. It was an easy drive from SFO but a world away! We loved the rolling hillsides, the bay and nearby beaches, delicious oysters at Marshalls and Hog Island, delightful restaurants within 20m drive. We also loved just being in the cottage with its cozy fireplace, amazingly comfortable bed, and delicious breakfasts. We loved sitting by the fire, reading, sleeping in, making dinner in the very well equipped and stocked kitchen, taking walks in the back pasture, chatting with Jan about their orchard and cider making. We wished we had an additional day or two or three. We will definitely be back.
5 on March 25, 2016
Diane from Pittsburgh loved the experience at Apple Gatden Cottage. With rainy weather the gas fireplace, full kitchen and great breakfast by the Innkeeper compensated for the weather. Just a beautiful location and cottage!
4.8 on March 14, 2016
We had miserable weather for most of our 3 night stay and this was still the best experience of our 9 day Sonoma and Mendocino county stay. Comfortable and cozy along with great breakfasts. For two of the three nights we dined at dinner on the remains of breakfast so large were the servings. The absolute best scones, muffins and waffles (Jan brings the batter and you cook the waffles in the cottage). With a good bottle of wine, local cheeses and great jazz playing on the internet radio they almost had to call the sheriff to evict us. One of our very favorite places to stay in 35 years of B&B/small inns/boutique hotels experience.
5 on February 23, 2016
Private, comfortable cottage just big enough for two, with full kitchen, wifi, tv and fireplace. Delicious hot breakfast made and delivered by the host each morning. Fresh eggs from the pasture raised hens on the farm. Easy and scenic drive to Point Reyes destinations. Highly recommended.
5 on February 10, 2016
It's a perfect spot to escape the busy city life. We enjoyed our stay at Apple Garden Cottage. It is cute, warm, relaxing and cozy. Jen was so accommodating and nice. We loved the hearty and yummy breakfast. Thanks Jen for being such a great host. You can ask her about places to visit and things to do and she will gladly tell you. The cottage is within of driving distance to nice restaurants and scenic routs. We highly recommend Osteria Stellina and Nick's Cove to have a great meal. You can find Hard Apple Cider, which is produced on the Apple Garden farm, on almost every restaurant menu in Point Reyes Station and vicinity. It is very tasty and strong, so, don't drink and drive after! You should also see the Point Reyes Light House which is 40 min driving distance from Cottage. It is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, but still you can enjoy beautiful drive and sight seeng. Visit the Seal Beach where the elephant seals basking in the sun right on the beach and even on the parking lot and you can come so close to them to take their picture. We had a short but great time in Point Reyes. We recommend Apple Garden Cottage for anyone who wants relaxing escape from busy city life.
5 on February 08, 2016
A romantic weekend get away from our busy lives. We were promptly greeted by Jan as we drove up and made to feel welcome right away. A nice little cottage on their small apple farm was a welcome site. A quick tour confirmed the cozy feel shown in the pictures and set us up for a great weekend. We'd made several reservations for dinner based on Jan's introduction email that she had sent out a week before our arrival turned out to both be fantastic and worth the ~30 minute drive into Point Reyes. Morning came and both days we were pleasantly surprised by the fresh home cooked meals provided. The fresh scones, bacon and eggs provided by the chickens on the farm were amazing. These even impressed my wife who is a Chef. We made the weekend as relaxing as possible and were able to lounge in the living area, reading books, watching a little TV, and just enjoying the gas fireplace/heater. The whole experience was good enough to warrant a return visit in the near future. I look forward to another relaxing getaway.
3.8 on May 19, 2015
Cute and cozy, nicely decorated with special detail from decorations to organic home made food. Great jump start location to Point Reyes, Dillon Beach, Doran Beach and Bodega Bay. Jan is so warm and freindly and makes you feel very welcomed. She also, brings you a VERY yummy all organic breakfast in the morning and has special homemade organic treats. Thier apple farm is beautiful! We will be back! Absolutely LOVED our stay! (Sadly I was inable to mark Outstanding on Service and Room...and they were)
5 on May 07, 2015
This is a very private cottage on a small apple orchard. We were invited to walk around the grounds and visit the chickens, the orchard and watch the bees in their hives. The cottage itself is very comfortable and stocked with everything you need, including coffee, organic half and half, and organic eggs. There was also a bottle of the hard cider, cheese and crustini's for a great snack when we arrived. After a wonderful night's sleep Jan delivered delicious and substantial breakfasts to get our day started. This is a wonderful place to come relax and spoil yourself.
4.0 on March 11, 2015
The AppleFarm Cottage FAR exceeded our expectations. I tried to click "Outstanding" on this site and it would not let me. As far as we were concerned everything about this property was outstanding. To say we had a restful stay is an understatement. The whole ambiance of the cottage is one of rest and relaxation. Jan has provided a place that feels like a home away from home. The decor is beautiful and functional as well. The fridge is stocked with Strauss yogurt, half and half, butter as well as an ice cold bottle of delicious AppleGarden hard cider. Home made granola, delicious cookies and goat cheese and crackers left us wanting more. Everything was spotless and well appointed. The bed is so comfortable it was hard to leave it, A restful nights sleep is assured. I am already planning our return trip. Plenty to do around the area, Hiking, sightseeing, kayaking, just to name a few. Not to miss....Point Reyes Safaris with wildlife photographer Daniel Dietrich. We really cannot say enough good things about this property nor the hospitality and thoughtfulness provided by the Innkeepers.
5 on October 21, 2014
Everything about our stay here was absolutely grand. Jan is an excellent hostess, the breakfast and snacks were wonderful and the cottage is perfection. M&C, Roswell, GA
5 on September 03, 2014
What can we say but perfect? The Apple Garden Cottage is a dream from the moment you walk in until the moment you leave. We arrived and let ourselves in to a lovely great room including the kitchen and fireplace living room - and the radio was playing some of our favorite classical music. Moments later Jan, the innkeeper, came to greet us and show us around. The cottage is charming with a fabulously comfortable bedroom and a very nice bathroom. There were crackers and cheese and a bottle of their very own apple cider awaiting us - a perfect arrival. This is an ideal spot from which to poke around the east side of Tomales Bay and Nick's Cove is a short ride away for dinner. You can also easily visit Point Reyes National Park/Shoreline as well as go interior to the wineries of Sonoma County. Jan leaves the makings of a wonderful breakfast at your door each morning. We found ourselves eating a late lunch/early dinner of oysters and then being drawn magnetically back to the cottage for our evenings around the fire with a glass of wine. No need to be out on the roads at night when you have such a comfortable accommodation awaiting you. If you are in the area you cannot do better - we commend Jan for being such a perfect hostess!
5 on August 06, 2014
Perfect place. Great owners. Thank you
5 on July 09, 2014
I'm almost tempted not to write too glowing a review lest I let the secret out...but that wouldn't be fair to Jan, the proprietor, who was so wonderful to us during our stay. The accommodations are perfect--beautifully appointed, luxurious, and tasteful. The hospitality is impeccable--delicious breakfasts, thoughtful assistance, and a hostess in Jan who goes out of her way to ensure a memorable experience. I couldn't have been more pleased with my decision to stay at AppleGarden Cottage.
5 on July 02, 2014
The cottage is a nicely decorated one-bedroom home, complete with full kitchen, living room, and private porch. Towels and linens are high quality. Jan, the proprietor, delivers a gournet breakfast each morning, typically including fresh eggs or berries from the farm and other local meats and produce. The cottage is located among farms outside of Tomales, with beaches and hikes and excellent restaurant choices in Point Reyes Station or Petaluma just a short drive away. We have stayed here every year for the past 4 years and plan to continue our annual visits.
5 on June 07, 2014
A wonderful, relaxing and friendly place to stay to get away from it all. Perfect cool climate, very comfortable cottage, great accomodations with all of the latest amenities and great homeade breakfast. Beautiful countryside. Restaurants for dinner were not far away.
5 on May 20, 2014
We really enjoyed our stay, the breakfast was amazing and all made from scratch. Very comfy bed, the cottage had all the amenities. Jan was a very gracious host!
5 on May 09, 2014
What a peaceful, restful place to spend a few days. Jan and Lou were super hosts and Jan makes the best breakfasts in the world!!!
4.6 on April 03, 2014
If you're a foodie, you must go here. We greatly appreciated the quality of the ingredients and the lovely breakfasts. Pat, the proprietor, even prepared gluten-free scones and muffins that were excellent. Lots of fine touches around the cottage, comfortable bed, easy to use appliances/heating. I loved looking out the kitchen window in the morning while the cows grazed nearby (20 ft!) and the wild turkeys trotted across the pasture.
5 on April 03, 2014
We spent 4 wonderful, quiet days and nights at the Apple Garden Cottage last week of March 2014. The cabin was beautiful in all respects, bed very, VERY comfortable, Jan's cooking was amazing. She and her husband were the perfect hostess and host, around in case you needed anything but unobtrusive. The cabin is close to the town of Tomales and Pt. Reyes Station but one felt like one was in the middle of the country at the same time. It was a perfect stay and we are making this cabin our yearly birthday trip.
5 on March 31, 2014
My husband and I had a wonderful get away weekend at the AppleGarden Cottage. The rooms were tastefully decorated and comfortable. The breakfasts delicious and the restaurant recommendations for dinner did not disappoint. We will be back.
5 on March 09, 2014
We had a wonderful weekend staying in the cottage. The innkeepers were very sweet, attentive when we had questions, and quiet when we did not. The cottage was lovely (wonderful shower, great heated floors, comfy bed, cozy living room) and the breakfasts were amazing. Highly recommended!
5 on November 15, 2013
I took my husband here for his birthday this week, not quite knowing what to expect. It surpassed my best expectations! Really clean, exception little cottage, with a well-appointed kitchen, sweet and cozy living room, and delightfully comfortable and beautiful king-sized bed. We had plenty of privacy, but Jan was there when we needed her. Her breakfast, full of home-made goodies like granola, scones, and poached eggs. was divine. She had given us a large bottle of her own hard cider and some homemade cookies the night before, which we were too full to enjoy after dinner at Stellina in PR Station, which I also highly recommend. We instead took the cookies with us on our hike the next day, and will enjoy the apple cider this weekend. I plan to go back again!
5 on November 12, 2013
Great breakfast - fresh eggs from hens on the property; apple juice pressed the day before and so forth. Lots of extras in the fully equiped kitchen - all organic / no additives - even a bottle of their own bottled hard cider. Cottage is a 1 bedroom / 1 bath home. Very cozy with gas fire place for great ambiance and plenty of warmth. Owner, Jan, is very warm and friendly. Wonderful attention to individual needs. We are repeat customers who will return again - without a doubt. Marilyn and Pat
4.6 on October 30, 2013
Wow, where do I start? First of all, the location is wonderfully convenient and close to Petaluma, Dillon Beach, Marshall, Occidental, and Pt. Reyes. The setting is quiet and with only one cottage, you have the full attention of Jan Lee, innkeeper extraordinaire. While the organic food is delicious, the cottage really a one bedroom house (wish we could live there!), and the amenities the perfect balance of availability with getting away from it all, the real treasure is Jan herself, who is so personable and genuine that one cannot help but develop a fondness for her, which tops off the experience. A must visit!
5 on October 07, 2013
Lovely hosts, beautifully appointed cottage, privacy and a fabulous breakfast using home grown and local products delivered to your door each morning. What more can you ask for/
4.8 on September 25, 2013
This is a clean, cozy, modern place to stay. It was built within the past five years, so everything feels very well maintained and classy. There's a bookcase full of books, and upon arrival you'll find some goodies in the fridge. The breakfast is truly outstanding. We stayed for two nights and it was different each day but always incorporated almost all ingredients from their own farm (eggs, potatoes, herbs, etc). The hosts were very kind and welcoming and made sure we had everything we needed.
4.4 on March 18, 2013
A comfortable and inviting place to unwind. Conveniently located near Tomales, Marshall and Petaluma. Love the internet radio and fire place.
5 on March 13, 2013
This is a modern but charming cottage on the grounds of an organic apple farm. You wake up to a wonderful breakfast delivered to your door (menu varies, but this is a real breakfast). Nearby are stunning beaches and amazing hiking trails. I highly recommend this place.
5 on February 20, 2013
The cottage is located in a beautiful area, make sure to check out Dillon Beach. Breakfast was wonderful and the hosts could not be more accommodating.
4.8 on February 06, 2013
We plan a getaway to West Marin nearly every year and have stayed in many of the B&Bs and cottages there. AppleGarden Cottage is my new favorite. Everything was perfect! The cottage is lovely and private, although the innkeeper Jan was charming and available whenever we needed her. She accommodated my gluten-free diet and prepared a wonderful breakfast each morning that featured eggs, apples and pears from the farm; local cheese and yogurt; and the best homemade granola I've ever tasted. Tomales is a bit of a drive from Pt. Reyes Station and many of the local "attractions" -- hiking trails, restaurants -- but the distances are all on lovely, uncrowded country roads. We will definitely return!
5 on January 16, 2013
It is rare to find a place so well done, so pleasant to be in, and so comfortable. Everything at Apple Garden Farm, from the linens to the appliances, are top quality and attractive. I rent quite a few vacation rentals and stay in B&B's around the West coast, in Hawaii, and in Europe and I appreciate an inn keeper who is competent, friendly, generous, and provides a well kept place. For me all that enhances the comfort. And those lucky enough to enjoy Jan's cooking are in for a special treat. I have rented about a half dozen places in the area, and have lived there, so I know it well - and West Marin can be quite "funky" and not well maintained. So I was especially happy to find this excellent cottage. I loved the quiet and the views of the grasslands, orchard and farm. The location is ideal for recreation around Tomales Bay and Point Reyes or north to the wine country. It exceeded my hopes and I would give it the highest recommendation.
4.8 on October 31, 2012
My wife and I had a wonderful, relaxing, romantic getaway weekend at AppleGarden Cottage for our anniversary. We had an absolutely fabulous stay. Our hosts were incredibly friendly and inviting, but also much more discreet than pretty much any other B + B we've stayed at, giving us privacy, space and an amazingly peaceful atmosphere to fully relax in. They unobtrusively bring their homemade, delicious breakfast to the cottage and leave it just outside your door all wrapped up and with detailed, easy to follow instructions on how to finish off cooking the hot dish with 1 or 2 simple steps in the private kitchen you have. We were treated to a hearty yet delicate frittata one day with incredible home baked scones and the best apple sauce I've had from the farm's orchards. The next day we were delighted to have a delicate, sweet brioche pudding with perfectly cooked bacon, fruit and banana bread. The grounds of the farm were also a delight to stroll around in total privacy drinking in the sounds and clear air of the Tomales hills. The cottage itself is immaculate and well appointed with a heated floor in the tile bathroom, plush furniture, a well stocked kitchen, a lovely deck and endless homey details and touches. Given how incredible the surrounding area is, I was not expecting to want to spend so much time in the cottage, but it was so comfortable we found ourselves doing just that. This place is a gem.
4.8 on October 23, 2012
My husband and I recently spent two lovely days at AppleGarden Cottage, 50 miles north of San Francisco. After a long international flight it was a joy to settle in at the cottage and enjoy the privacy (as the only guests, this is assured) and peaceful surroundings. Located in the middle of picturesque farm country just outside the historic town of Tomales, the cottage is on the grounds of an organic apple orchard. (Dillon Beach and beautiful Tomales Bay are both just a 10-minute drive away, and you can be at Point Reyes Station – gateway to the Point Reyes National Seashore – in about 30 minutes). AppleGarden Cottage is almost new, stylishly decorated - nothing froufrou here – and very comfortable. It features a living room with fireplace and a top of the range kitchen with dining area. The bedroom has an excellent king-size bed dressed with luxury linens. There is internet radio, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. The gourmet breakfasts - left discretely on the cottage doorstep each morning – were outstanding! Jan creates all her menus from organic or sustainably raised produce, and the eggs come from her friendly farm chickens. (She is happy to accommodate special dietary needs, including vegetarian, non-gluten, low-fat, and kosher certified ingredients). The kitchen was stocked with complimentary organic yogurt and milk, homemade cookies (divine), coffee and a wide selection of teas. We enjoyed visiting the wonderful Point Reyes Station Farmers' Market on the Saturday morning, and opted to cook 'at home' that evening, finding everything we needed in the cottage's fully equipped kitchen, right down to oils, condiments etc. Jan is a true professional and a warm, friendly host. She was very helpful during the planning stage of our visit and made sure we wanted for nothing once we arrived. I only wish we could have stayed longer!
5 on September 20, 2012
We loved our night at the AppleGarden Cottage. Jan could not have been more hospitable while still letting us have full privacy. She was helpful before we arrived and made us feel more than welcome once we got there. Breakfast was DELICIOUS and we had everything we needed to feel right at home, with some extra luxuries and pampering. We will definitely be back!
4.8 on September 20, 2012
Spent four delightful evenings and mornings at AppleGarden. What a lovely respite!! Hiked and toured all day and got to return in the evenings to a relaxing, beautiful place that was perfect for our needs. The breakfasts were delicious too ... Definitely a go to place!
5 on August 16, 2012
My boyfriend and I stayed here for two nights. The cottage was outstanding and incredibly relaxing. The bed was amazing--the most comfortable sheets ever, the cider was just what we needed at the end of the day, and the breakfasts were incredible! It was the perfect location to stay while we explored the coast. There were great dining options close by, but it was nice having the option to cook at the cottage. Jan was the perfect innkeeper and it was a pleasure getting to know her and her husband, Lou. We enjoyed touring the orchard and seeing the chickens, hummingbirds, and even wild turkeys! We loved our experience so much we had to come back and end our trip at AppleGarden Cottage! We will be recommending AppleGarden Cottage to everyone--its an incredible experience and deal, and we are planning to visit again soon---hopefully during crab season :)
4.8 on August 08, 2012
Quiet little cottage that is close to the coast and wine country. Jan is a wonderful hostess. Her breakfasts are absolutely delicious!
4.6 on July 02, 2012
This is a great little retreat. You can just enjoy the perfect breakfasts that are left discretely on your doorstep every morning, check out Fort Ross for some local history, and generally tune out for a couple of days in a beautiful setting. It's a clean and very comfortable cottage. Jan and Lou are attentive, low-key hosts. They share happily about their cider business and apple orchard, bee hives (and carpenter bee hotel), architecture, recipes etc and you come away inspired by their energy and attention to detail. Highly recommended.
4.6 on June 27, 2012
My wife and I have stayed here twice now, and absolutely love it. There are not many bed and breakfast options in the Tomales area, so it is refreshing to have one so hands down incredible available. The cottage is kitted out with the latest and best furnishings/kitchenware--you feel a bit like you're in a Nancy Meyers film- betraying Jan and her husband's lifetime of building homes. The breakfast is just....wow. Almost all the food is fresh from the farm, from the eggs to the strawberries. The scones are to die for. And having a separate cottage provides a level of privacy bed and breakfasts don't usually offer. I would highly recommend this.
4.6 on June 22, 2012
The cottage is spacious and comfortable. We chose to make dinner rather than head out, and we found all we needed to do so right there in the well-stocked kitchen. I didn't expect so many treats - like the cookies and granola - alongside the house cider and dairy products. A real nice bonus. The location is excellent, and there are some very good bike rides right out the driveway of the cottage. We are definitely going again!
4.8 on May 18, 2012
The cottage is very nice, super clean with very thoughtful details. The farm is quiet and nice to ramble around. We walked to town too which was lovely. Jan made us delicious treats even with us being picky vegans and the hospitality was gracious. I really liked that the cottage was made for adults only as a respite from our very kid busy home. Lots to do in the area but it was hard leaving the dreamy cottage so save time to lounge about.
5 on May 15, 2012
Apple Garden Cottage is an absolute gem! The cottage is beautifully decorated and has amenities you don't find in most hotels. The heated bathroom floor, thermostat controlled fireplace, all enhance the peaceful and serene views from the deck over looking the hills. The breakfast is amazing! Waking up to a basket on the porch was one of the best parts of the day. You can taste the care that goes into making meals that are made with local ingredients. The heating instructions that came along with each meal was simply genius. You can have a hot amazingly delicious meal at your convience. When you want a snack there is a jar of homemade cookies that I couldn't get enough of. This place is a really great getaway for anyone wanting to unplug and getaway from the frenzy of everyday life. The weak cell signal was another great plus! I highly recommend it and hope to visit again.
5 on April 03, 2012
Gourmet breakfast in a bucolic setting with all of the modern amenities!
5 on March 31, 2012
My husband & I have stayed at Apple Garden twice now. The cottage is beautifully designed, built, and furnished. OMG, the heated tile floor in the bathroom is the topping on the cake. Jan stocks the kitchen with homemade cookies and granola and the refrigerator is full of treats like local Straus organic milk and yogurt. She brings delicious breakfasts in the morning (key ingredients: eggs from the happy hens at Apple Garden Farm and fruit that they put up last summer) complete with cooking directions. Fruit trees were starting to bloom at the farm and nearby hills were blanketed in yellow mustard - a beautiful time to visit West Marin. And a wonderful place to snuggle up with a good book in front of the fireplace (gas) at night.
5 on March 27, 2012
I had planned a two-day bike adventure from Oakland to Guerneville. Tomales was a convenient ending spot for our first day of riding. I discovered AppleGarden Cottage through this site and saw that it had gotten great reviews. I can confirm that the cottage and Jan live up to expectations. Everything about our stay was just perfect. Since we were riding our bikes 60+ miles to get there and I knew we'd be hungry and exhausted when we arrived, I had asked Jan ahead of time if there were any restaurants within walking distance. Since there were none, Jan offered to prepare a snack that we could eat when we arrived. From the moment we arrived to the classical music on the stereo, everything was perfect. The cottage was comfortable and romantic and Jan prepared copious amounts of delicious food. I couldn't have asked for anything more. Well worth the stay! I look forward to returning and finding out how the apple cider business is progressing. Jan, thanks for making our stay memorable! Everything was perfect!
5 on February 26, 2012
This is a "working farm" with wonderful serenity and wonderful food. We will definitely be going back. Thanks Jan for the amazing weekend.
5 on February 25, 2012
Had a wonderful and relaxing time. Amazing breakfasts by Jan! Long haired cows and a visiting hummingbird outside our windows. Loved it! Thanks, Jan and Lou.
5 on February 15, 2012
The cottage is a 1 bedroom / 1 bath house with a fully equiped kitchen (including my favorite, a dishwasher, and a refrigerator stocked with the basics (many organic such as ketchup, Straus Milk/half and half and plain yogurt)). It is warm and cozy. Jan (the inn keeper) prepares delicious and sumptuous breakfasts using fresh organic eggs from her own hens. She is a very warm and welcoming person. Really felt well taken care of in ways that suited me.
4.6 on February 08, 2012
This was lovely. I was looking for a quiet and green place to write, close to SF, and near the water. I wanted out of the city. Overall it exceeded my expectations and the food was outstanding. Jan met me with cookies, crackers, cheese and dried fruit. I am difficult to feed and never expect much. That however, was perfect. More on food later. The refrigerator was stocked with Straus milk, half and half and and yogurt and butter. That made me happy-it's what I have at home. The property is new and very peaceful. It has wifi and cable and new kitchen appliances. It has a comfortable small living room and books and games. Interesting books that would be in someones personal library as opposed to rejects from the yard sale. There was a nice faux fireplace heater that warmed everything up nicely. The bed was comfortable and it was quiet in the bedroom. It was a little more noisy in the kitchen but not enough to be a problem. (Road nearby) Bathroom had a heated floor-that was a nice touch. There was a flock of turkeys I watched out the window and that was fun. There were cute specialty cattle across the road and they were not noisy or malodorous. So it was nice to be on a farm. They are raising apple trees and I learned a bit about that from Jan. Jan made me gluten-free and vegetarian food. In all honesty I usually dread B and B food because people who mean well make some pretty awful stuff or simply give me oatmeal. Jan, however, made fabulous food. This was great. She made interesting and complex dishes and it was more than enough food. She made persimmon bread and it was great. I don't even eat persimmons. She also made banana bread. The food was great. Nice egg dish, a polenta soufflé, potatoes. It was quite surprising how good it was. Point Reyes Station is near by and I could reach the water easily. All in all it was just what I was looking for.
5 on January 17, 2012
We stayed here during New Year's week and it was incredible!! Jan and her husband were the most friendly and welcoming people and their cottage was adorable. The bed was sooo comfortable, the fireplace was so warm and inviting and the heated bathroom floor was really neat. But, the most wonderful part was the best breakfast EVER! Truly delicious, fresh, local ingredients made with a lot of care. We wish we could have stayed longer to see what she would bring us the next morning. This was, by far, our most wonderful B&B experience. Next time we visit the area, we will definitely stay at Apple Garden.
5 on December 02, 2011
how great this place is. Remarkable in so many ways (and they have wild turkeys on the property, too!). It's one of those places you'd like to keep confidential. I'm not even a B&B type of guy but this place was just what I needed to get away from rat race (and for rats who can't get unhooked, they have excellent wifi reception).
5 on November 17, 2011
The cottage was absolutely beautiful.Very warm and cozy...Jan is an incredible cook and we enjoyed every moment we were there.We stayed at the cottage for our 20th wedding anniversary and couldn't have made a better choice.The cottage is immaculate and Jan is a wonderful hostess, we can't wait for our next visit!!
4.8 on October 19, 2011
Much thought and loving care has been put into this cottage. It's tastefully decorated, well constructed, and charming. And Jan's breakfasts are a delight. Each morning we looked forward to what we'd find on our doorstep. Our only complaint is that the cottage is very close to the Tomales/Petaluma Road. Therefore, during the day the traffic noise intrudes on an otherwise wonderful idyll. At night it's very quiet though.
5 on September 28, 2011
From the moment we arrived we felt at home. Everything was clean and cozy. It was the perfect weekend getaway. The breakfasts were out of this world. I look forward to returning and would recommend staying at Apple Garden Cottage to anyone!
5 on September 07, 2011
My boyfriend and I REALLY enjoyed our stay. The cottage is beautiful, the breakfasts we had were absolutely delicious and organic and we even had homemade cookies that we loved made by Jan. The sheets were super soft and the service was excellent. Really nice people that own the place. Can't say enough about it. We wanted to stay another day. Definitely want to go back. We were just minutes from the coast and yet the cottage is located in the country. We could hear some cows outside on the porch and were even lucky enough to see a family of deer just a few feet off in the distance.
5 on August 26, 2011
What a gem. Jan is a lovely hostess, the space is restful and the food is amazing. Looking forward to going back many times.
4.0 on August 23, 2011
Apple Garden Cottage delivered the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, delicious food and coastal proximity for my husband and I to celebrate our 41st wedding anniversary. The cottage is well equipped, stylish, clean and comfortable. In and ideal world, it's the way I'd like my own home to be. The linens on the king sized bed were so nice. Breakfast each morning was generous, tasty, and much of it was home grown. The kitchen was stocked with coffee, teas, homemade granola and cookies, fresh eggs from the resident chickens, yogurt, and an assortment of beers and hard ciders. Jan Lee has created a gem and a very affordable one by comparison to other lodging choices so near the coast.
4.4 on August 23, 2011
We had a fantastic weekend stay, and very much hope to stay again. Everything was superb, from the moment we drove in until the time we left.
4.8 on July 25, 2011
Beautiful spot, wonderful food. We enjoyed our stay here even more than our visit to San Francisco. Highly recommended.
4.8 on June 12, 2011
This is the most adorable cottage ever. The owners live in the main house on the property while the guests stay in their own private cottage on the property. It has charm, brand new appliances/amenities, and the perks of a bed and breakfast with privacy. Upon arrival Jan immediately came outside to greet us with a homemade appetizer plate. She is so sweet and genuinely interested in meeting her guests. The next morning a basket of goodies is delivered to your doorstep. The menu changes but during our stay she brought freshly baked (warm) scones, green eggs & ham bake/quiche - this is mostly cooked - the guests just follow the directions of heating it in the oven to your liking (depending on how you want your eggs cooked), and fresh strawberries with some kind of yummy glaze on them. In the house there is fresh granola in a jar, home made cookies, Strauss yogurt, Strauss milk, and I could go on and on. Basically anything you need is there for you and is mostly home made, local, or organic surroundings are extremely peaceful. Tomales is a great central location for visiting the area. The cottage is a short drive to Point Reyes (where you must get the Oyster Stew at the Station House), Valley Ford (I recommend eating at Rocker Oysterfeller), and Bodega Bay. The farm has apple trees growing in their beginning years, veggies, and some friendly chickens. I will definitely go back and recommend all couples to visit.
5 on June 11, 2011
this was my second stay at Apple Garden Cottage; 1st time w/girlfriend, 2nd with my husband and I'm planning another. both times were wonderfully restful and deliciously indulgent. Jan delivers incredible breakfasts to your door; you might get eggs from the chickens or spinach from the garden or apples from the orchard. the frig is stocked w/great local organic products - the yogurt is incredible. wonderful bed, bath, living room w/fireplace and lots of games and books. I can't say enough good about the property, the location and Jan. one thing to remember that Jan will remind you of is limited signal for your cell and no close gas stations. a stay at Apple Garden Cottage is one of the great gifts you can give yourself.
5 on May 29, 2011
All details have already been provided, and we agree with all the very positive comments presented. The most inviting feature was the privacy and peacefulness of this retreat, and Jan treated us like guests rather than just customers. The only regret I have in providing this commentary is that it may get too popular and become too hard to book our next trip there!
5 on April 14, 2011
This comfortable and elegant Tomales Bed-and-Breakfast far exceeded our expectations. We found this warmly decorated home with a lovely kitchen and dining area, the bedroom seperate from the living room, and the heated bathroom tiles to be the perfect place for our much needed get-away. We enjoyed the wine and cheese left by our hosts while sitting on the porch overlooking sprawling fields, barns, an organic garden, apples trees, and the abundant variety of birds that greeted us. The mornings began with local, freshly brewed coffee, while Jan quietly left her own fabulous granola, omeletes made with their farm fresh eggs, and home made breads on the front porch. We spent time hiking on nearby beaches, and the many back roads of the area. A short drive to Sonoma and the local wine country completed our experience. We feel so fortunate to have found this Tomales bed-and-breakfast at Jan and Louis's Apple Garden Farm, and look forward to many more visits when in Northern California.
4.8 on February 28, 2011
We live in the East Bay and wanted to take a wedding anniversary retreat. We certainly picked the right place. Jan was accommodating, informative and very friendly. The food was fresh, creative and tasty. The cottage was fantastic. And the location and setting was ideal. We'll definitely be back again. Next time we'll hope for drier weather so we can explore their farm a bit more and will bring our bicycles as there's outstanding road and on-road cycling from the B&B. I'd highly recommend.
4.4 on January 31, 2011
The AppleGarden Cottage is a wonderful place to stay! All the ammenities of a B&B with your own private cottage. Jan is a wonderful hostess and cook. The breakfasts were amazing, plus we had wine and cheese and chocolate cookies waiting for us when we got there. The location is a perfect starting point for exploring Point Reyes, or just relax in front of the fireplace. We hope to return soon.
5 on January 16, 2011
This place is definitely a place to re-visit. We were greeted when we arrived with a cheese plate & wine. Fresh baked cookies, granola and a semi stocked fridge all for your pleasure at no additional cost. The cottage was comfortable as well as inviting. A gas fireplace was the main heat which was more than adequate as well as romantic. Breakfast was an egg fratatta with TO DIE FOR CRANBERRY/ORANGE SCONES, OMG !!
4.8 on December 31, 2010
Definitely the best "b&b" experience we've ever had. This place has the perfect blend of comfort and being taken care of, and privacy. Fireplace, heated floors in the bathroom, delicious snacks, kind and charming proprietor, welcoming atmosphere as soon as we got there (including Christmas lights and candles), care to both our dietary needs and environmental issues as well, wonderful location. We will definitely go back.
5 on December 24, 2010
Jan's cabin has great ammenities, and none of that cheesy Victorian lace crap that most B&Bs have. It also is more private and intimate than most B&Bs, as you are the only guests on the property, and breakfast is brought out to the cabin each morning.
5 on November 15, 2010
My girlfriend was generous enough to take me to the Apple Garden Cottage - amazing hosts, cute cottage with ample space. I can not say enough about this place Aman
5 on November 08, 2010
Staying in the AppleGarden Cottage is a wonderful experience--the Cottage is comfortable, cozy, and well-appointed. Jan is a welcoming and gracious host who provides an excellent breakfast. The surroundings are beautiful and the working farm is a treat to see.
4.4 on November 04, 2010
We stayed for one night at the AppleGarden Cottage and we really enjoyed our stay. The place was lovely and very clean with everything you need. Jan is a great host and cook! She welcomed us with wine and cheese and in the morning, delighted us with homemade granola, pastries, frittata...We warmly recommend this place.
4.8 on November 01, 2010
We loved staying here! We came to California from Minnesota for our honeymoon to drink wine, hike and relax. We loved the location due to it's proximity to Sonoma, Point Reyes and Tomales Bay. We hiked to our hearts content and were rewarded with yummy food and wine afterward. The cottage was warm and just big enough for the two of us and the Innkeeper was lovely, bringing us delicious breakfast and homemade breads in the morning. She even brought us a small pot of hot soup and bread one afternoon which was a great surprise and a wonderful afternoon snack! We would definitely stay at Apple Garden Cottage again! Oh, and there's a great little deli in Tomales with a creative, delicious little menu and reasonable prices. Mmm...
4.6 on October 07, 2010
Most spacious, clean /like new and v. nicely appointed home (not just a room a whole house!) quiet, wonderful place to be. Jan is a very nice, kind lady who will delight you too - the best of a three nights of B and B on the N. Coast, there was no comparison!
4.6 on September 13, 2010
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Peaceful location, roomy but cozy cottage, clean & cheerful, beautifully decorated, comfortable bed - gave my husband and I a delightful get-away. Short drive to beach, a little close to the road but not bothersome. Absolutely delicious fresh-cooked breakfast left on our doorstep. I highly recommend it .
5 on August 13, 2010
My husband and I recently stayed at the Apple Garden Cottage on a last minute weekend away. We weren't quite sure what to expect but the minute we stepped through the front door we knew we had found a gem. The cottage is impeccably decorated with more than enough space for the two of us. Special touches like a fruit and cheese plate and a bottle of wine were waiting for us along with homemade cookies, and the breakfast each morning was prepared with produce from the on-site garden and eggs from the innkeeper's much loved chickens. There were also fresh milk, yogurt, and coffee from the local area and the innkeeper's own homemade granola. If you are looking for comfort, quiet, and quality you will not be disappointed with this great new gem! We are certainly looking forward to our next visit!
4.8 on August 04, 2010
Truly a unique experience. Staying in a beautiful cottage on a working organic farm. Delicious breakfasts brought to the cottage in the morning. Full kitchen, fireplace, deck. Getting to walk through the vegetable garden, the apple orchard, enjoying the chickens without having them "under foot" - all made for a delightful couple of days on the North Coast. Jan gave us plenty of tips on what to see, where to have dinner, and where to find the best oysters taken right from the bay. "We'll be back!" Gary H.
5 on August 02, 2010
I've stayed at a lot of B&Bs and this one was especially unique and fun. From watching the chickens and enjoying their fresh eggs, hearing how the apples from the orchard will be turned into cider, to the Innkeeper, Jan, giving us tips on which of the local oyster farms in Tomales Bay had the best oysters - I had a great time. Jan's breakfasts were wonderful and the cottage was very comfortable and well appointed. A short walk into town and its fabulous bakery. Had a great time and will stay here again on my next visit to the North Coast. Susan B.


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