Showing posts with label import h.265 to after effects. Show all posts
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Friday, May 8, 2015

Import H.265 footage to After Effects CC on Mac OS X

What’s wrong with your H.265 footage from Samsung NX1 camcorder? It is absolutely that H.265 can bring us a higher quality enjoyment with smaller size, so for some advanced users, we would like to edit the videos such in After Effects CC for better. This article here can remove the troubles when editing H.265 in AE especially on Mac OS X. Just follow me.

“It was crashed when I add my Samsung NX1 H.265 footage to After Effects CC, I bought this 4K camcorder just because it is said that we can enjoy a higher image quality we’ve never met before. Now the errors trapped me a lot, how could I solve that well?”


Have you ever met some problems of importing the H.265 footage? It’s true that the H.265 codec is very young and the relevant support software can’t chase its fast step. But can we find a solution which can deal with those H.265/HEVC videos easily while quality won’t have much degradation? Such as the FCP X, or Youtube for sharing, etc. What we are now needed is a professional H.265 decoder to convert to MPEG-2 MPG, which could be the best one for After Effects CC.

Pavtube Video Converter for Mac, this is a professional H.265 decoder/encoder that we wanna highly introduced to you. This upgraded version is specially designed for the latest codec H.265/HEVC. Cannot import H.265/HEVC recordings to After Effects? With a faster speed and easy operation workflow, it would be easier to convert the H.265 to MPEG-2 MPG for After Effects CCC on Mac OS X. 

Steps on converting H.265 to MPEG-2 for smoothly editing in After Effects:

Step 1. Download and install the program on our computer as soon as you get into the main interface. Directly drag your files in is not a bad idea. Or here we got other effective ways. Click the ‘Add Video’ icon on the left corner, we can import the source files individually. ‘Add from folder’ is offered for you to load your files in a complete folder.

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Step 2. For seeking the most suitable output for After Effect. Just drop down the output list, we suggest you to select the ‘Adobe Premiere Pro/Sony Vegas’>>’MPEG-2 (*.mpg)’ as the best one.


Step 3. (Optional) Set your output videos in your own style? Let’s come to the ‘Settings’ interface to see how. To keep the original quality when editing in After Effects, why not adjust the video bitrates and frame rate as default? You will find it will be more suitable for your editing.


Finally, if you have done all the preparation work, on the main interface, we are going to suggest you to hit the ‘Convert’ button to get all the conversion started. Then after transferring the output files to After Effects CC on Mac OS X, it would be so glad to edit them on our own. H.265, higher life quality, Let’s enjoy it!

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