I seem to have it...?pic.twitter.com/h8Dx4uFoo7
how tf did Premiere 2020 ship without HEVC / H.265 support... the iPhone has been using it since 2017... it's the most popular camera on earth... come on Adobe
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i'm not talking about exporting in HEVC. i'm talking about using those files in a project! when the source footage is h.265, the footage is stuttery and out-of-sync during playback, and is equally broken when you export it. here's what the issue looks likehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfioVs2kYsM&t=187 …
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"This is because trial version doesn't recognize HEVC files. Only licensed Adobe Creative Cloud members can use HEVC codec." -Some Website
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i'm using a fully licensed version of Premiere Pro 2020 - it recognizes the files fine, but completely breaks on playback/export. it's an extremely well-documented issue:https://youtu.be/vfioVs2kYsM?t=187 …
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Please keep paying for your creative cloud membership. We may or may not introduce this in a future update that will break all of your old projects. Thanks,
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Davinci Resolve 16 :)
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Definitely the better option, even has linux support
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Maybe switch to Final Cut Pro
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I literally just discovered this as I was rendering a video. I wanted to render it in h.265 and see if YouTube would still play nicely with it. Always nice to save space, but alas...
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Yeah it’s annoying make sure you switch to “Most Compatible” to avoid this problempic.twitter.com/I3Yyssgj0N
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