Monday, November 9, 2015

Downscale Red One 4K videos to Premiere Pro CC on Mac El Capitan

Summary: In this page, you'll learn how to convert RED 4K R3D files to 2K for editing within Premiere Pro on Mac OS X El Capitan.

RED one as the first generation of digital camera, which redefined digital cinema upon its arrival, democratizing 4K capture and challenging the status quo. The point here, you will find it a painful experience when editing 4K footage recorded from Read One in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Your computer freezes when editing the 4K video. So, what's the fluid workflow for editing RED one 4K in Adobe Premiere on Mac El Capitan smoothly?

Premiere CC can deal with 4K videos. However, the fact is that users still encounter many problems while importing RED 4K R3D Raw media to Premiere CC. For example, users followed the guide on Adobe and did s fresh install of Premiere CC, but it will NOT accept 4K video at all due to some computer configuration and codec problems. If you wanna edit RED 4K R3D videos in Premiere CC or previous version without any problem, you'd better downscale 4K footage to 1080p and transcode the 4K R3D to a more friendly format, such a Premiere's MPEG-2. 

In the following article, we will show you how to downscale and convert 4K to 2K MPEG-2 videos so that you can edit 4K footage in Adobe Premiere CC without bogging down your computer. The process is surprisingly easy and can be done using Pavtube HD Video Converter for Mac.

It is an easy-to-use yet professional 4K Video Converter truly and fully supports input and output videos at up to 4K resolution. With it, you can effortlessly transcode Red One 4K videos to MPEG-2 with 1080p settings on Mac El Capitan - - ensuring maximum editing quality and efficiency when working with Premiere Pro CC. Besides Premiere Pro CC, the program also supports more professional encoders, ProRes, DNxHD, AIC, DVCPRO, HDV - ensuring the best results when editing with Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Avid Media Composer, etc. respectively. Plus, this 4K Video Converter is also available to customize the output resolutions to any size like 1080p, 2K, 4K as users want.

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Downscale the 4K Red One RAW Video to MPEG-2 for Editing in Premiere Pro CC on Mac El Capitan

Step 1. Load Source Red One 4K Video

Launch the best 4K Video Converter Mac; click "Add Video" and load your 4K UHD files from Red One.



Step 2. Select "Premiere Pro CC" preset as the output format

Go to the Editing Software category and click "Premiere Pro CC" to set it as the output format.



Tips: Adjust video, audio settings

Click the "Settings" button and customize proper video/audio parameters including Video size, bitrate and fame rate and mroe. Usually 1920*1080 video size and 30fps video frame rate are recommended for Premiere Pro CC editing.



Step 3. Start Red One 4K video to Premiere Pro CC conversion

Hit "Convert" button to let the Red One 4K R3D to MPEG-2 conversion on Mac El Capitan begin. When the conversion finished, check the generated .mpg video for video importing, you will certainly be satisfied with its final video quality. It would be easier for you to edit with Premiere Pro CC.

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