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June 8, 2021
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DJI OM3 footage import

  • June 8, 2021
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I have been using the DJI osmo mobile 3 gimbal for a lot of my shots and when I import it to premiere it stutters a lot or just says media offline and I never changed the locations of the files or anything like that. Generally I airdrop the footage from my phone to the computer or I use a cable but I still get the same problem either way. I have the latest update of premiere and tried changing the file format if anyone experienced this issue please reach out 

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Correct answer Ari5F88

Sorry for responding late, I posted the information below 


I downloaded Handbrake to transcode the clips and it fixed all the problems Pr had with the imported clips. I would recommend Handbrake to anyone it works with IOS and Windows👍

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Graeme Bull
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Community Expert
June 10, 2021

You should post a lot more information. For example, what kind of computer, what is in your computer, what drivers are running your computer, what file format, file framerate, file frame size etc etc. Likely your computer can't handle the framerate or frame size or both of the footage you've taken. Proxies can be good for this.

Ari5F88Author
Inspiring
June 10, 2021
  • sorry about it I'm a beginner at filmmaking only made a few films before, but I use the MacBook Pro for editing and I'm pretty sure the file format is .mov, I have to check for the other information, I don't have the computer with me I'll send the other info when I get back to it, I don't know how to use a proxy but I saw a few other people mention if you can send how it works that would be great 
Ari5F88Author
Inspiring
June 10, 2021

The footage seems to work fine on QuickTime viewer (default media player on MacBook) but once it gets imported Premiere seems to struggle with it