someperson34
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Hello, I recently used local recordings with OBS Studio 18.0.1 x64 for Windows.
I found an issue in which .mov's are not working well in Premiere Pro. They must be converted before they play. Otherwise, Premiere Pro struggles with Preview, and rendering. .mp4 works flawlessly though, with all the same settings. I have a couple of examples in which I had taken a short video clip of Battlefield 1 campaign, with 50Mbps NVENC, and another clip called "cut.mp4", in which i used "ffmpeg -ss 00:00:03 -t 00:00:45 -i "C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\2017-03-25 04-11-07.mov" -c:a copy -c:v copy cut.mp4" to create, which i suspect creates some new metadata for the file, and when importing that in to Premiere Pro, works flawlessly, while the original mov does not.
Here is a link to both recordings, (cut is not straight from OBS, and again, is cut with ffmpeg to mp4)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0we_AxOzz1qdENaV0FYTkdOTFU?usp=sharing
Thanks.
I found an issue in which .mov's are not working well in Premiere Pro. They must be converted before they play. Otherwise, Premiere Pro struggles with Preview, and rendering. .mp4 works flawlessly though, with all the same settings. I have a couple of examples in which I had taken a short video clip of Battlefield 1 campaign, with 50Mbps NVENC, and another clip called "cut.mp4", in which i used "ffmpeg -ss 00:00:03 -t 00:00:45 -i "C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\2017-03-25 04-11-07.mov" -c:a copy -c:v copy cut.mp4" to create, which i suspect creates some new metadata for the file, and when importing that in to Premiere Pro, works flawlessly, while the original mov does not.
Here is a link to both recordings, (cut is not straight from OBS, and again, is cut with ffmpeg to mp4)
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B0we_AxOzz1qdENaV0FYTkdOTFU?usp=sharing
Thanks.
