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Editing with GoPro footage

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Jpurd
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I have adobe premiere elements and it sucks.. like the play back is glitchy it just sucks. Will Vegas HD edit gopro footy ok? and before you ask no it is not my computer. I have a quad processor 6gb ram, 64 bit dell 750gb hard drive.
May 28 2011 10:04PM
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Dwarftosser1
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Do you covert the Gopro footy to something else then Mp4?
May 28 2011 10:08PM
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Back at school we used a 64 bit, 12gb RAM, dual Xeon processor platform for all our architectural design work.

But guess what? They couldn't even play a video on Facebook without glitches and jumpy footage. It very well could be your computer, so don't rule that out.
May 28 2011 10:44PM
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Jpurd
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i can playback the raw footage on my computer using quicktime but once i import it into abobe it cant handle it.
May 29 2011 6:59AM
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B1kessk1s
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yep , im pretty sure the problem is your computer. i had adobe element before and i had no problem even on 720p 60fps.

my computer:

6 core 3.8ghz
6gb RAM
dual graphic cards: ati radeon 5850
May 29 2011 8:09AM
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vincentlee223
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alot of it has to do with the video card.
May 29 2011 9:12PM
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plorr
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First, try converting your files to a format that Premiere handles better using MpegStreamclip (just google it its a free program, pretty easy to use).

If that doesnt work, it is probably time to upgrade your graphics card.
May 29 2011 9:16PM
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funkmaster
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might be the version of premiere you have. older ones can't really process h.264 (gopro compression) the newer versions have a better playback engine. To fix this, get a newer version of premiere (one that has the mercury playback engine) or transcode your files (huffyuv lossless encoding is good) SUPER is a good, free video and audio converter
Jun 15 2011 6:56PM
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eheath
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Wrong. Don't post advice if you don't know what you're talking about.

It plays well in quicktime because its a file format that quicktime has an okay time reading. On the other hand, the codec isn't very friendly for adobe. Use mpeg streamclip to convert your files into h.264 .AVIs or h.264 .MOVs and you're set, it will play smooth as butter.
Jun 15 2011 7:01PM
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B1kessk1s
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true. using codec h.264 (converting)will help you alot!
Jun 15 2011 7:32PM
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