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I've looked around the forums, but I'm having trouble finding much information pertaining to Premiere Pro. ThrowgnCpr's guide seems to revolve around converting to an AVI using the Lagarith codec, but I don't believe Premiere Pro can even import that.
I'm also not sure what the point of converting to a Lagarith AVI would even be—isn't the video contained within the MKV already lossless? There's already an MP4 in there, and Premiere Pro can open that. If I use
to simply remux (if I'm using the right term) the MKV to MP4, I can open that in Premiere Pro. That should be good to go for editing, correct? Though the DTS audio isn't read by Premiere Pro, which brings me to my next question...
What do I need to do about the audio? I only see 6 audio channels in Premiere Pro, so I assume that would be for 5.1 audio. My Blu-ray provides 7.1 DTS.
So, basically, what do I need to do to get from MakeMKV into Premiere Pro for editing?
If I need to provide any further information, I'm away from my computer at the moment, but will try to answer any questions from memory until I get home this evening. Then I can provide detail.
Thanks!
I'm also not sure what the point of converting to a Lagarith AVI would even be—isn't the video contained within the MKV already lossless? There's already an MP4 in there, and Premiere Pro can open that. If I use
Code:
ffmpeg -codec copy
What do I need to do about the audio? I only see 6 audio channels in Premiere Pro, so I assume that would be for 5.1 audio. My Blu-ray provides 7.1 DTS.
So, basically, what do I need to do to get from MakeMKV into Premiere Pro for editing?
If I need to provide any further information, I'm away from my computer at the moment, but will try to answer any questions from memory until I get home this evening. Then I can provide detail.
Thanks!