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GoPro Hero 10 is a powerful sport camera that loved by many fans and users, it can help you to capture 53K and 4K UHD videos in high quality. Have you recorded some videos with GoPro Hero 10? Do you need to import MP4 files from GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC for editing natively? Just follow the workflow shared in this article, you will get the best workflow to edit GoPro Hero 10 MP4 in Premiere Pro CC smoothly.
Nowadays if you want to record your life better, GoPro Hero 10 may be a good choice. Many users may have used GoPro to shoot videos, with good stability and good picture quality. It is hard to imagine that this was shot by a small camera. With the continuous updating of products, GoPro is also continuously improving the stability of video recording. In addition, the small and portable design also makes more and more consumers willing to know about GoPro and use GoPro products. Now, GoPro is no longer the exclusive tool for extreme sports players, and ordinary consumers can also use GoPro to shoot wonderful works. Recently, GoPro released a brand-new product Hero 10, a brand-new anti-shake technology and more features specially designed for ordinary users, giving users a brand-new expectation of it. Maybe you just need to bring a GoPro Hero 10 camera to record the beauty of the world anytime and anywhere.
Most users have recorded 4K videos with GoPro Hero 10 after they got this powerful sport camera, and most of them have the need to handle the recordings with editing program like Adobe Premiere Pro CC. A lot of users have encountered the importing and editing issues when they edit GoPro Hero 10 5.3K MP4 in Premiere Pro CC, if you also have this kind of issue, you can follow the workflow to import GoPro Hero 10 MP4 files to Premiere Pro CC, and you can solve the GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC importing and editing issue easily, you will be able to edit GoPro Hero 10 videos with Premiere Pro CC smoothly.
GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC Issue
Is there GoPro Hero 10 user can help me? I have bought GoPro Hero 8 4K camera not long ago to capture sport videos, and until today I have recorded a lot of 4K clips. Today I need to edit some GoPro Hero 10 5.3K videos with Premiere Pro CC on my computer, but when I try to load 4K files from GoPro Hero 8 to Premiere Pro CC, the program can’t handle the 4K videos smoothly, so I checked the clips and found they are in 4K MP4 format, from the user manual I know GoPro Hero 10 can record 5.3K and 4K videos in MP4 format, is this format not compatible with Premiere Pro CC? How can I import 4K files from GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC for editing natively?
Have you encountered the GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC issue just like it showed above? After you got the GoPro Hero 10 sport camera, you may have recorded some 5.3K and 4K UHD videos with it, this camera can help you to record videos in 4K MP4 format, if you have the need to import GoPro Hero 10 MP4 files to Premiere Pro CC, you will find that your 4K video files are not supported by Premiere Pro CC, what’s the reason? It is because Premiere Pro CC can’t edit all the video formats natively, such as 4K MP4, 4K MXF, 4K MKV, etc. so it means you can’t import 4K files from GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC for editing directly. In this case, how can we solve GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC issue? Please don’t worry, you just need to use Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Windows/Mac software, which will help you to convert GoPro Hero 10 recorded 4K MP4 files to Premiere Pro CC native supported format, and then you won’t have any importing or editing problems with Premiere Pro CC.
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Convert 4K files from GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere on Windows and Mac
Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Windows/Mac is the best H.265 video converter software on the market, it can help you to convert 4K files to supported format for Premiere Pro CC, it has support for nearly all the 4K UHD video formats, such as 4K MP4, 4K MOV, 4K MXF, 4K H.265, etc. it can also convert other HD videos to any formats you need, such as full HD videos recorded by cameras or downloaded from the Internet. Now follow the easy steps to convert GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC supported format.
Add 4K MP4 files
Download Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Windows or Mac from the link, install this GoPro Hero 10 H.265 video converter program on your Windows or Mac computer, launch it you will see the main interface. Both Windows version and Mac version can work as GoPro Hero 10 video converter for you.
Launch this GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC Converter, click “Add Files” button you will be able to import the GoPro Hero 10 footage, you can add batch GoPro Hero 10 files at one time, batch loading and converting is supported.
Choose output format
Click the format bar and choose the video format you need. If you need to convert GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC supported format, just click and select “Editing Software -> Adobe Premiere Pro”, this is the native format for Premiere Pro CC, you can choose Premiere MOV format on Mac, or choose Premiere WMV format on Windows computer.
In this GoPro Hero 10 video converter, you can click settings button and then you can customize the output parameters, such as video resolution, bitrate, frame rate, etc. if you don’t need to adjust please skip this step.
You can click "Edit" icon to trim, crop, add effect onto GoPro Hero 10 footage.
Start Conversion
The last step is to click convert button to start GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC conversion process.
Acrok Video Converter Ultimate for Windows or Mac will convert your GoPro Hero 8 4K files at very fast speed, video and audio synchronization is perfectly guaranteed, when the GoPro Hero 10 to Premiere Pro CC conversion is finished, you can import the converted GoPro Hero 10 files to Premiere Pro CC and edit smoothly, and you don’t need to render again, much time will be saved.
Tip: There are many optimized formats in this GoPro Hero 10 video converter, it has native formats for Premiere Pro CC, or Apple InterMediate Codec for iMovie, or Apple ProRes for FCP X, or DNxHD codec for Avid Media Composer, etc. it will help you to handle all your 4K recordings.