Transcoding AVCHD to Formats suitable for Premiere Pro CS6

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November 25, 2022
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I have moved from Premiere Creative Cloud back to Premiere Pro CS6 to find I need to transcode AVCHD in order to continue editing my videos.

What transcoder is recommended for me to use?

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Media Editor

Inspiring

HandBrake and Shutter Encoder are free.

John RatardAuthor

Inspiring

I have transcoding AVCHD to m4v using HandBrake with partial success since
my AVCHD video results in 10 frames m4v. It appears there must be a
setting in HandBrake that controls numbers of frames.
If so, is there an easy way to count numbers of frames?

John RatardAuthor

Inspiring

I have a feeling it's your original input file that is not Ok ... what is the size of it?
Did you try to play it using any video player?

The file size is 971 MB playable with VLC media player.

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