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Quicktime videos giving "We were unable to open the files on disk" when importing from hard drive

New Here ,
Jun 12, 2024 Jun 12, 2024

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I'm a PC user creating videos for my internship. All the videos I am tasked with editing are recrorded on iPhones and uploaded to a server via Mac finders. Since I don't have access to the server, i've been using a hard drive to get these video files from my coworkers. I'm having so much trouble using iPhone videos in the newest version of Premiere (24.4.1) . After downloading the video files to my hardrive, none of them are able to be opened in Premiere. I can't open any of them in media player either. I've tried cleaning the media cache, I've tried converters, I've tried changing the file locations. I'm starting to think this is simply a compatibility issue between Apple and Windows. Please help this has made working impossible!!!

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New Here , Jun 12, 2024 Jun 12, 2024

FIXED! I found out that my issue had to do with the settings on my hard drive specifically. I right clicked the drive and changed the file system to exFAT instead of the default NHTS. Then I formatted the card and everythign works now!! Apparently exFat is needed to work between apple and linux. Hope this helps someone out there!

ps - not sure if reformatting the card was necessary, but I went ahead and tried since I had nothing of real importance on it at that time

 

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Jun 12, 2024 Jun 12, 2024

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FIXED! I found out that my issue had to do with the settings on my hard drive specifically. I right clicked the drive and changed the file system to exFAT instead of the default NHTS. Then I formatted the card and everythign works now!! Apparently exFat is needed to work between apple and linux. Hope this helps someone out there!

ps - not sure if reformatting the card was necessary, but I went ahead and tried since I had nothing of real importance on it at that time

 

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