Some problems and solutions when using Premiere

This article will introduce you to some problems and solutions when using Premiere. It has certain reference value. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Question 1: How to solve the problem that PR cannot edit MKV?

The first thing to make clear is that Pr does not support MKV. If you have to edit MKV, you can only convert MKV to other formats.

The MKV video itself is an encapsulated container. Just remove it and encapsulate it into MP4. The transcoding is too slow. You can use the software MediaCoder to achieve it faster. The free version is sufficient.

Step 1. Download and install MediaCoder, open MediaCoder

##Step 2. File--Add file--Select to use MKV file

Step 3, the video option below--check "Copy Video Stream", and similarly check "Copy Audio Stream" for audio

#Container, the default selection is MP4.

Step 4. Set the output path in the upper right corner

Step 5. Start conversion

Complete.

When using the above software, sometimes you will encounter problems. The generated video is empty.

I found another way, ffmpeg. After all, MediaCoder also uses ffmpeg.

Reference is as follows

https://www.jianshu.com/p/4f399b9dfb43

Question 2: Pr import The audio and video of the video are out of sync, but the video player does not have this problem when playing it. How to solve it?

After reviewing the information, I will briefly describe my understanding of this problem: First of all, the video playback is correct and does not become faster or slower, that is The audio changes with respect to time.

What everyone on the Internet discovered is that the audio has a variable bit rate

Solution: Use software to convert it to a fixed bit rate, then import it into Pr, and delete the audio of the original video.

In question one, when you can use MediaCoder to export MKV to MP4, you can also set the audio conversion method

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