Converting Nokia N95 MP4 videos for use with Premiere Pro?

What would you say the best way to convert Nokia N95 MP4 videos for use with Premiere Pro is?

Sheesh.
This "
How do I convert my files?" entry at the PPro Wiki might offer some insight.

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For HD you should consider the Dell UltraSharp U2413 it is a 10-bit monitor with 100% coverage of sRGB and has a built-in hardware 14-bit LUT. With just a little bit of work you can get it to a pretty much perfect broadcast output. It is only 24", but it is 1920x1200 so the output is true pixel to pixel, which I find is more important than size. You can get it for under $500.
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Already designed for accessibility
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I have a few questions regarding mini DV decks and Premiere Pro.
First, is there any Mini DV deck on the market right now that will actually NOT be useful with Premiere Pro?
Does anyone have a personal favorite?
Is there anything I should look out for when I'm looking for one?
I know these are very general questions, but I have no clue whatsoever, and the only way to start to get a clue is to ask. If there's anything else I should be aqskingg/looking for, please say so.

1. Not that I'm aware of.
2. Yes. Sony, SR11 in particular or Panasonic NV-DV2000.
3. Reliability, switchable between NTSC and PAL may be of interest

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SOY AFICIONADO A LA EDICICION Y POSTPRODUCCION DE VIDEOS, Y ME HE ANIMADO A SUSCRIBIRME A CREATIVE CLOUD, PERO NO CONSIGO INSTALAR ENCORE CS6 PARA PODER UTILIZARLO EN PREMIERE PRO CC, PIDO AYUDA A VER SI ALGUIEN PUDE AYUDARME, GRACIAS.

Thanks a lot, it works perfectly.
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Hi folks,
As it says in the thread title, can Waves audio plug-ins be used with Premiere Pro CC?
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pgnd wrote:
I am putting together a tutorial on how to navigate and use my company's web-site. How do I video record my navigation of the website for import into Premiere Elements? I am thinking it is something easy I am missing. Do I simply shoot a video of my computer screen as I am navigating the site, or can my computer record in video format what I am doing on the screen? I am using Vista on a Toshiba laptop.
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