2018 Premiere Pro CC and FilmicPro - any status change?

Any work around to this issue?
I have footage from Filmic Pro shot today and the audio is not syncing in Premiere 13.1.2 (build 9).
Is there a program that will transcode these file correctly?

Kevin-Monahan​ here are a bunch of clips, they are the original ones, not downsized by google , 24, 25, 30 fps, with clapping action for great visualization. For Premiere Pro - Google Photos . This is all from a Nexus 5X (android 8.1) with the latest Filmic Pro app.

These clips of course work well in VLC or similar but in premiere, in the source window, or in a timeline, they have audio sync issues, even with this set.

Just in case, to be super clear

so the audio is before the video.

I'm still confused about using video shot in FilmicPro on iPhone X and importing/editing with Adobe CC 2018 12.0.1 that supports VFR

iPhone X with iOS 11.2.2

Settings > Photos > Transfer to Mac or PC > Keep Originals

Settings > Camera > Record Video > 4K at 60fps

Settings > Camera > Formats > High Efficiency

Desktop Computer:

iMac 5K

macOS X High Sierra

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 12.0.1 (latest update with VFR support)

Baseline: Working

I shoot a test video with iOS default camera app

I transfer over USB using iTunes

File testvid.mov on my iMac Desktop

I import into Adobe PP CC

Everything works fine - Adobe imports and recognizes the media as VFR

Filmic Pro: Not working

I shoot a test video with FilmicPro settings as follows

Resolution Menu:

Crop Source to Overlay: Off

16:9, 4K 2160p, FILMIC Extreme

High Efficiency Codec (HEVC) ON

I transfer over USB using iTunes

When I input into Adobe PP CC, I get the error "missing codec" and it will not import

"Get Info" on the file on my iMac finder shows the file as HEVC

If I rename the file from .mov to .mp4, Adobe PP CC will import it and the video will preview, but the audio track is not imported

I am looking to setup a clean workflow to shoot in 4K/60fps on iPhone X and edit with Adobe PP CC on iMac

I would like to get advice on recommended settings (both in iOS, FilmicPro, iMac, Adobe PP CC) to do this without adding Handbrake transcoding into the workflow.  I am open to changing settings in FilmicPro to make this smooth.  I would like to stay at 4K, but am willing to adjust everything else (VFR versus CFR, 60fps versus 30fps, codec other than HEVC, etc.).  Just looking for a clean workflow that will be reliable and not based on workarounds.

For various reasons (including having access to two iPhone X), I want to stay with using the iPhone as the video capture device, but using the latest HEVC codec is not important (I just thought it was the most storage/space efficient but that is not crucial).

would making proxies work as the same as using handbrake to transcode?

Well, im working in a sequence right now with android filmic clips, and the sync is not ok, still off. Looked at the changelog and looked at that setting, nothing works. Am i missing something?

SpivR,

I have a Filmic Pro 4K project with some clips recorded at Variable Frame Rate (not VBR, that's different) and it's working fine. Premiere Pro CC 2018 (12.0.1) now supports these clips. I still recommend transcoding them for a smooth editing experience, though, not always necessary.

Try it out.

Thanks,
Kevin

Premiere still doesn't support VFR (variable frate rate) files. No matter what app you use on the phone. You can convert the files taken with filmic with Handbrake to CFR (constant frame rate) and they will work fine in PP.

One app that i also use sometimes is Cinema4K which for some reason makes almost all the time perfect files, and they work in premiere no problem. But sometimes it doesn't, it's a gamble.

It's just the way android/ios makes files, they are VFR, even tho from what i tried with my ipod touch, the files are actually perfect 30fps. I don't know much about the workflow with IOS, but handbrake makes the files good and you can edit no problem. Or use davinci resolve , that works with VFR files