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Can I edit HEVC in Premiere Pro 2023?

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May 17, 2023 May 17, 2023

Can I edit HEVC in Premiere Pro 2023?

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Contributor , May 19, 2023 May 19, 2023

Yeah, I'm reading that you need a monster computer, and even those can only playback a single stream. Playing at 2x or 4x speed is probably out of the question. 

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May 17, 2023 May 17, 2023
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Can I edit HEVC in Premiere Pro 2023?


By @KazuT

 

Yes!

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May 17, 2023 May 17, 2023

Allow me to rephrase: Some web sites have web H264 that plays back smooth in VLC, but plays back jittery in QT player, Premiere, etc. When I edit, it's still jittery. 

 

I thought it was HEVC, but it may be something else. The frame rate shows up as 30 fps, so it may not be a variable frame rate thing. 

 

As a workaround, I've been transcoding those files; but it can be time consuming.

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May 18, 2023 May 18, 2023
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I thought it was HEVC, but it may be something else.


By @KazuT

 

It can be your computer that not is powerful enough to handle HEVC. But even if it is, HEVC is not a nice to edit due to bad playback and the best thing to get a smooth editing experience in to use som kind of proxy workflow, iow transcoding the footage to an intra-frame codec such as Apple ProRes LT.

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May 18, 2023 May 18, 2023
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It can be your computer that not is powerful enough to handle HEVC. But even if it is, HEVC is not a nice to edit due to bad playback and the best thing to get a smooth editing experience in to use som kind of proxy workflow, iow transcoding the footage to an intra-frame codec such as Apple ProRes LT.


By @Averdahl

@Averdahl I'm using a brand new MacBook Pro 2023 M2 Max with 96 GB unified memory. What's a computer that's powerful enough to cut with HEVC in Premiere?

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May 19, 2023 May 19, 2023
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@Averdahl I'm using a brand new MacBook Pro 2023 M2 Max with 96 GB unified memory. What's a computer that's powerful enough to cut with HEVC in Premiere?


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That should be powerful enough, but still, HEVC is a terrible editing codec to edit and a proxy workflow is the solution. Aim to transcode it to an I-frame codec such as Apple ProRes LT.

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Yeah, I'm reading that you need a monster computer, and even those can only playback a single stream. Playing at 2x or 4x speed is probably out of the question. 

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