Needs to support additional video file types.

I would like to see LR 4 support additionals video file types. I have CS5 Premiere Pro and use this to capture video from a Sony HDR-HC7. PP 5 captures video from camara in mpeg format that LR 4 is not surporting.
I would like LR 4 to suport the capture formats of CS5 Premiere Pro.

You should put a feature request in the official forum.
For the moment I find over there just one idea, which asks for less than you want:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/viewing_dv_files_in_lightroom_4
So if you open your idea over there and post the link here, you get broader notice and hence more votes to support it.

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Have you read the section about the 'quick bar' which appears at the top of each object, property, or method page?
- yes, I read
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vanilla_ice633 wrote:
I have videos on my computer and it says they are in a divx compression format with mp3 audio. I want to put them on my iPod, but iTunes won't recognise them. Do you know what types of video files can be recognised by iTunes and iPod and is there any way I can convert these videos so they will be recognised?
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