#Convert premiere pro video formats how to#
#Convert premiere pro video formats 1080p#

Pixel Aspect Ratio (1.0 for HD, or 1.33 for HDV for instance).What really matters is the specs of the footage, meaning: Alphabetically, that is often ARRI but definitely does not mean that the footage is ARRI at all. When you drop a clip into a new timeline, or right-click a clip and select New Sequence from Clip, Premiere simply chooses the first available Sequence preset that matches the footage specs. If I have left out any critical information needed to understand the issue please let me know. Please help me understand the pitfalls and options or solutions to make this project work. When I mix and edit these clips together on the timeline they seem to look fine but I fear exporting the final product will be an issue. We plan to put this project on blu ray disk and maybe offer it as a download as well. I am editing on a mac mini OS X 10.12.5 with a SSD to run the program and storing all the project files on a 4TB external drive via thunderbolt cable. GoPro shooting ARRI Cinema 30 fps (1920x1080) (at least that’s what Premiere defaults to when a new sequence is created using the clip) Sony HDR-HC1 MIniDV - Imported via iMovie - When I right click on the file in the desktop it says its 1920x1080 Apple Intermediate Codec, Linear PCM - and when I use a clip to create a new sequence in Premiere it defaults to AVC - INTRA 50 30fps (1440x1080)

#Convert premiere pro video formats 1080p#

Nikon D750 shooting AVCHD 1080p 60fps (1920x1080) (at least that’s what Premiere defaults to when a new sequence is created using the clip) - When I right click on the file in the desktop it says 1920x1080 H.264, Linear PCM

Will having these clips not match be an issue in the export stage? Ultimately, we plan to make into a blu ray disk. My main questions are:Ĭan I edit these in Premiere Pro CC ‘as is’ or do I need to have the clips matching formats? (do I need to re encode some of the clips to match before starting a project?) I have been able to edit these clips together in the timeline and it appears to look good in the preview window - so my other question is:

#Convert premiere pro video formats how to#

I need some help understanding how to make this work because the video clip formats do not match.

I am responsible for putting together a video in which all the footage has already been shot (three different cameras and three different video file formats).

I am new to Adobe Premiere Pro CC and far from an expert on video production.