How to Upload 4k to Premiere Pro

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Explore the different ways of importing assets into your projects, including transferring assets from file-based media and other computers.

Transfer files

When you transfer a file, Premiere Pro duplicates the source file and creates a copy in a specified location.

Transfer projects from ane computer to another

To transfer projects from one computer to another, do the post-obit:

Select File > Project Manager. The Project Director dialog appears.



Project Manager

Under Sequence, select the sequences you want to copy.

Under Resulting Project, choose one of the following:

• Collect Files and Copy to New Location: Creates a re-create in the new location.
• Consolidate and Transcode: Transcodes the source media using a unmarried codec, and so they are all converted to the aforementioned format. Then copied everything to a new location.

Under Destination Path, click Scan to open the File Explore(Windows) or Finder(macOS). Choose a location.

Nether Options, select the options that you prefer.

Click Calculateto calculate the disk space that the copied file occupies.

When yous have selected your preferences, click Run to create a re-create of the source file in a new location.

While transferring project files from 1 figurer to another, keep the following things in mind:

• Transfer all the avails associated with the projection files.
• Keep the projection files and their associated assets, on the destination calculator, in folders that have names and folder structures identical with files on the computer of their origin.
  

It is possible to edit assets residing on file-based media, such as P2 cards, XDCAM cartridges, SxS cards, or DVDs. For all-time performance:

1. Transfer files from their file-based media to a local hard disk.
2. Using File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (macOS), transfer files from file-based acquisition media.
3. Import the files on the difficult disk into Premiere Pro projects.

While transferring assets from file-based media, continue the post-obit things in listen:

• Transfer the folder containing all related files and its subfolders.
• Go along the folder structure intact.

Transfer video files from file-based media into the aforementioned binder y'all specify for captured video with the project scratch disk settings.

Import files

Premiere Pro can import many video and audio formats if the codec used to generate a specific file is installed locally. Almost of these software modules are installed automatically with Premiere Pro.

For a list of file formats supported for import in Premiere Pro, see Supported file formats.

The Import command brings files that are already on your hard disk, or other continued storage devices, into your project. Importing files makes them available to a Premiere Pro project. You can import a unmarried file, multiple files, or an entire folder. You tin too export a Premiere Pro projection from After Effects, and import it into Premiere Pro.

In Premiere Pro, you can import files by using the Media Browser or the Import command. To learn how to import media in Premiere Pro, watch this tutorial.

The Media Browser gives you quick admission to all your assets while yous edit making it easy to browse to files. Unlike the Import dialog box, the Media Browser can exist left open and docked, like whatsoever other panel.

Viewing time: 2 minutes 9 seconds

To import media using the Media Browser, practise the following:

Go to the Associates workspace or select Window > Media Browser.


The Media Browser console opens. On the left, at that place is a list of folders. On the right, the contents are displayed. Y'all can toggle between list view and thumbnail view.



A. IngestB. Ingest settingsC. File types displayedD. Directory viewersE. List viewF. Thumbnail viewK. Zoom slider

To scan files, practise one of the following:

• To open up a folder recently opened, click the triangle in the Contempo Directories menu, and select the folder.
• In the list of hard drives and folders in the Media Browser, click the triangles next to folder names to open up them.
  

To view only files of certain types, click the Files types displayed icon, and select a file blazon. To select an extra blazon, open the menu again and make another option. Repeat until all desired types take been selected.


Select 1 or more than files from the list of files. To select more than i non-contiguous file, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (macOS) the filenames. To select more than 1 face-to-face file, Shift-click the filenames.

To preview the prune in the Media Browser, move the cursor over the thumbnail.

Alternatively, double click the prune to open up it in the Source Monitor. You can also right-click the file in the Media Browser and select Open In Source Monitor.


Exercise one of the post-obit:

• Select File > Import From Media Browser
• Correct-click the file in the Media Browser and select Import.
• You tin can drag the file from the Media Browser into the Project panel, or elevate the file from the Media Browser into a Timeline.
  

The Media Browser imports the file into the Project panel.

Edit While Ingest

The Premiere Pro Media Browser panel allows you to ingest media automatically in the background while you begin editing. To toggle the automatic ingest behavior setting to on/off in the Media Browser, use the ingest cheque box. The settings icon next to it opens the Project Settings dialog, where you can adjust the ingest settings.

A like ingest check box in the Project Settings dialog is kept in sync with the Media Browser panel's setting. When toggled on, users tin choose i of four following operations to kick off automatically when files get imported into the project. You tin can go along to edit while the ingest process completes in the background.

Ingest Settings

Choose one of the following ingest settings:

• Copy - Y'all can re-create the media to a new location. Copying is typically used to transfer camera footage from removable media onto your local hard drive. The Master Destination option available in the Settings transfer path is the same equally the Primary Destination option bachelor in Settings. After the media has finished copying, the clips in the project indicate to these copies of the files.
• Transcode - You can transcode the media to a new format in a new location. Transcoding can exist used to transcode original camera footage to a specific format used within a mail-product facility. The filename path is the aforementioned as the Chief Destination option available in Settings, and the format specifies the chosen preset. After the media gets transcoded, the clips in the project point to these transcoded copies of the files.
• Create Proxies - You can use this option to create and attach proxies to the media. It creates lower-resolution clips for increased performance during editing, which can be switched back to the original full resolution files for final output. The filename path where the proxies are generated is the same every bit the Proxy Destination choice available in the settings. This format specifies the chosen preset. Afterwards the proxies get generated, they are automatically fastened to the clips in the project.
• Copy and Create Proxies - You can use this selection to copy media and create proxies, as covered in the before steps.
  

All four options come up with a prepare of default presets, which accept the file destinations set to 'Same as Project'. Alternatively, you lot tin can also choose a custom destination or your Creative Deject Files binder, which syncs the files automatically to the deject. Employ Adobe Media Encoder to create your own 'Ingest' presets.

Import files with the Import commands

While yous can import clips directly from file-based media connected to your estimator, it is best to first transfer clips from these media to a hd. So, import them from the hard deejay.

To import files with import commands, do the post-obit:

• Choose File > Import. You can select multiple files.
• To import a recently imported file, choose File > Import Contempo File > [filename]. (The filename doesn't appear if Premiere Pro preferences take been reset.)
• To import a binder of files, cull File > Import. Locate and select the binder, and then click Import Folder. The binder, with its contents, is added as a new bin in the Projection panel.
• For instructions on importing a numbered still-image sequence as a clip, see Importing numbered notwithstanding-image sequences equally i prune.

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