I tried uploading my mp4 and mov in premier Cc 2014 ?

But it Has the audio but no video, its just a green screen, please help

Hi,
Try this:
Go to File > Project settings > General and change the Video Renderer to Mercury Playback Engine to software only. Select 'delete previews' after you click on OK.
If this doesn't help, please provide more details about your setup.
Thanks,
Rameez

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Couldn't care less about Wondershare. I brought that up so who ever read this would know that Wondershare has no problem and converts the file from mp4 to mov the problem was why Quicktime Pro which is supposed to do the same is not converting it.
Frankly, I am still trying to figure out what the things you've already said are supposed to mean.
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Now for argument sake I took the original.mp4 file, opened and edited down in a trial of Wondershare Video Converter. It saved the file
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I imported that file into FCP and it plays fine. But the file extension is still.mp4 so I changed the file extension to .mov, imported that into .fcp and That plays fine as well
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Couldn't care less about Wondershare. I brought that up so who ever read this would know that Wondershare has no problem and converts the file from mp4 to mov the problem was why Quicktime Pro which is supposed to do the same is not converting it.
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