Editing

[Sherhonda29565744dysd]

After completing a video months ago, the powers that be where I work now want new edits (additions) to that video for a different purpose. How can I change the format to edit it again? I haven't used Adobe Encoder yet -- should I export the file there and change the format to .mov or something similiar to import back into Premiere Pro for editing? Or is that even possible?

[Ann Bens]

If you still have the project open that in premiere and edit from there.

After adding you content you export to any format.

[Sherhonda29565744dysd]

I still have the project in Premiere Pro, but it's the mp4 version - a
master copy is no longer there. I need to do significant editing to the
project.

[Peru Bob]

If you only have an exported video, and not the project file and original media, then you can't change existing edits.

[Ann Bens]

A mp4 is not a project but a movie file.

You can convert the file to Prores 422 HQ for easy edting.

Shutter Encoder encoding|converting video FREE PC|Mac

Import this file into Premiere and use scene detection to cut up the file.

Add your content and export.

[Sherhonda29565744dysd]

Thank you!