Why you SHOULD be using THIS codec in Premiere Pro

This could've saved my butt so many times! At least I can make life a bit easier from now on.

No way, really teacher😳 but why people use it the most

Javier, you saved my life. The hole time i was using HEVC Codec, but now i can improve my video quality by far. After editeting i can use av1 codec (i used a plugin named Voukouder for it) and have a perfect Video. Thanks a lot

Can anyone help to understand why i cant export solo out stem? it works when i solo out and export from regular stereo sequesnce, but when i create a multichannel sequence as described in this video it doesnt work, when i solo out a track it exports only A1 track but non of the other tracks.

I don't know whether the last multichannel advice will be useful in the future (maybe a collaboration with another editor/colorist who wants to work on the audio too?) but surely you have my like for the effort you put in each video and for how wonderfully you explain everything! Thanks buddy and take care ❤

Also good idea to throw in the full music tracks in the folder with your stems.

You saved my live with this Thank you so much!

What about H.265? I export all my work in H.265 is that bad idea?

Thank you, verry useful video!!!

This is gold. No other words to describe this.

Okay wait. I get that stemming would be useful in some cases. But for all practical reasons, I have all my PP Project files saved in a backup. Why can't I just load back the project and use the individual tracks from there? Why export them?

this is a game changer !!!! a very smart way to store content once you're done with it

wow! thank u sir! subscribe!

Good crack!

> prores
> mac/apple

No thenks, ill wait for a better codec then.

You know so much man! I wish I could find an editor that knows even 20% of what you do. Every single editor I've dealt with has involved me having to teach them things. Simple things. I'm probably looking in the wrong place or need to pay more, I guess. Oh well, back to learning from people like you to try to make me as efficient and fast as possible.

I've been using Cineform since 2010 and prefer it over ProRes since I jump between Mac and windows. I find ProRes sometimes dosen't play well with windows.

Thanks

This is cool- I personally keep everything from all my past projects, including raw video and project files.
Only downside is that I'm burning through terabytes like I'm back in 2005; loading 2gb sticks with mp3 playlists.

Great 👍