Mediate-Best Video/Blu-ray/DVD Converting Skills

After searching online, we found a lot of users have a painful time when importing Drone 4K footage to Premiere Pro CC for addition editing, issues as below: Q1: "Hi all, I used the Drone for the first time today so I'm sure there will be a few things I'll need help with! I've just dragged one of my 4K clips in to Adobe Premier CC but....it doesn't like it. It loads the video fine but it plays it back very jerky." Q2: "I'm currently running Windows 8, and using Premier Pro 2017. I recently recorded 4k footage using my DJI Phantom 4 Pro Plus, and when I import it in PP, and go to watch the playback it is extremely choppy and laggy, making it impossible to edit." There are two main reasons you will face this problem: First, your computer can't handle the large files resolution 4 K footage; Second, Premier Pro CC 2017 will work with the H.265 codec provided you import as an MP4. If by chance the file is recorded as a .MOV, change the ex...

The Canon EOS C100 is a professional camcorder with a Digital SLR-sized sensor and interchangeable EF mount lenses to provide film-like performance on HD video. It's new and much more affordable entry-level member of the range. However, some users complained that they can't import Canon C100 AVCHD footage to Premiere Pro CC for editing , so we'd like share the best Canon C100 workflow with Adobe Premiere Pro CC here. Read on. In general, the AVCHD MTS files captured by Canon C100 is not an edit-friendly formats with most NLE software including Premiere Pro CC. To solve the problem, we strongly advise you convert Canon C100 footage to Premiere Pro CC more compatible i.g. MPEG-2 formats before editing. The job can be done quickly and losslessly, with the help of Brorsoft  iMedia Converter for Mac . With it, you can do batch conversion from AVCHD, MTS, M2TS, VOB, MKV, AVI, MP4, MOV and more to Premiere Pro CC/CS6/CS5 compatible format in fast conversion speed and excell...