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What video format is best to work with in Adobe Premiere Pro?

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- October 3, 2010 at 3:19 AM #46007
  
  7055
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  I have some 720p videos I would like to edit in Premiere but they are in .mov and premiere does’t accept that format. What is the best format to convert them to and how/what site can I go to to convert them for free?
- November 22, 2010 at 12:55 PM #190135
  
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  I’ve had the best luck with converting to AVI. I use Nero to convert so I can’t direct you to free software. I know they are out there…
- November 22, 2010 at 6:47 PM #190136
  
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  >>I have some 720p videos I would like to edit in Premiere but they are in .mov and premiere does’t accept that format.<<
  
  Yes it does. The problem you have probably isn’t an issue with the file format but instead with the codec used to compress the footage.Premiere Pso has native support for a wide variety of different formats and codecs.
  
  If you have Adobe Media Converter you can try to open your footage there and transcode it into a friendlier codec. Do you know what the codec on this footage is? Where did it come from?
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