I recorded a long interview with the Rode Videomic Pro. The GH4 cut it into 4GB clips, which is an internal feature, so fine. VLC plays each MOV file with perfect audio to the end of each clip.
But when I import into Premiere, Premiere cuts off the last 30 milliseconds or so of each clip's audio:
Video is perfectly smooth when clipped together, no jumping. I'm running CC 2017 on Windows 10.
Help please?
EDIT: I've made it clearer what the issue is:
So here's my workaround. Navigate to the folder containing the footage, hold Shift and right click in Explorer, select "Open command window here." In the command window, type "ren *.mov *.mpg" without quotes and it will rename the files to .mpg.
When Premeire asks to locate footage, deselct "file extension" and locate the first clips. The rest should be located as it's only searching for the file name at that point. The problem I'm encountering now is that it still recognizes all the footage as .MOV in the Project panel and in my sequences, so I would have to use Reload Footage on every single clip. Rather than doing this, I'll just pull the relevant audio when I need it. Going forward, changing the file extension should be sufficient, I imagine.
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