Import von Playstation 4 Videos?
Hallo,
Ich habe mittels der Share Funktion Gameplayvideos auf meiner Playstation 4 aufgenommen, und diese MP4 Dateien auf einen USB Stick kopiert.
Adobe Premiere gibt mir aber beim Import folgende Fehlermeldung: "Die Datei hat kein Audio und keine Video-Streams."
Mittels VLC läßt sich die MP4 Datei aber problemlos abspielen und die Medieninformation in VLC gibt folgendes aus:
Stream 0
Typ: Video
Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part10) (avc1)
Sprache: Englisch
Auflösung: 1280x720
Bildwiederholrate: 29.970029
Decodiertes Format: Planar 4:2:0 YUV
Stream 1
Typ: Audio
Codec: MPEG AAC Audio (mp4a)
Sprache: Englisch
Kanäle: Stereo
Abtastrate: 48000 Hz
Steh grad auf der Leitung, hab bis jetzt alles problemlos importieren können von Handycam bis DSLR.
Beste Grüße,
Markus
Adobe Premiere 2014.2 Build 8.2.0 (65)
Tja, dann werd ich wohl ffmpeg bemühen, dank für die Antwort.
Edit: Apple Quicktime installiert, und siehe da, es geht. Wurde mir während der Installation von Adobe Premiere angeboten,
aber ich hatte das Programm immer als unnütze Hogware in Erinnerung, wozu wenn VLC oder Mplayer eh alles abspielen, und
nicht installiert.
Naja, jetzt rennts, hoffe jemand lernt aus meiner Dummheit
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