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Final Cut Pro X and GoPro Hero 5 Black
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05 Nov 2016 08:39 #82235
by Tortellino
Final Cut Pro X and GoPro Hero 5 Black was created by Tortellino
Hello, I have a simple question:
with newest version of Final Cut Pro X (10.3), we can import files from GoPro Hero5 (.mp4), and work with it.
Is not needed to convert it (for example ProRes422) before? ...or is better to convert it working in ProRes422 and than reconvert it in .mp4 later?
Thank you.
Tortellino
with newest version of Final Cut Pro X (10.3), we can import files from GoPro Hero5 (.mp4), and work with it.
Is not needed to convert it (for example ProRes422) before? ...or is better to convert it working in ProRes422 and than reconvert it in .mp4 later?
Thank you.
Tortellino
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05 Nov 2016 13:30 - 05 Nov 2016 13:30 #82240
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Final Cut Pro X and GoPro Hero 5 Black
Use the native H.264 from the GoPro. We do it daily with Hero3 and 4 models. Haven't worked with the Hero5, but it's the same codec, that hasn't changed.
The only time I'd recommend "Optimizing" during import, is if you're on a Mac Air.
The only time I'd recommend "Optimizing" during import, is if you're on a Mac Air.
Last edit: 05 Nov 2016 13:30 by JoeEditor.
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17 Feb 2017 09:27 #85829
by whitemax
Replied by whitemax on topic Final Cut Pro X and GoPro Hero 5 Black
If you wish to get a high quality and high performance of workflow, Apple Prores codec can be the best choice.
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