As we all know, Open Broadcaster Software is a great platform to broadcast live streams, so a lot of people have an idea of recording some game or match footages to their Mac as FLV files. After that they can do some changes to make them perfect through some professional editing software, such as Adobe Premiere pro. But it seems that Adobe Premiere Pro and FLV files are not friendly to each other, this situation generally brings us bad emotion, Right?
Surely, you can do a Google search for “OBS files to Premiere Pro”, some guys have offered their solutions, for example some plugins. But in the following page, I’ll show you the first choice Pavtube HD Converter for Mac to transform OBS FLV files to Premiere Pro natively supported formats: MPG, MOV and WMV, these formats are highly recommended to you.
With this convert tool, we can easily import OBS FLV files to Adobe Premiere Pro, which can also preserve the original quality. Besides, you will find some other functions about it. Just download it and follow the tutorial below to get the work done. For more specific steps, you can open here.
Step-by-step guide on converting OBS FLV to Premiere Pro
Step 1. Load video files to the software and ensure the files in preview window.
Step 2. Clicking the Format bar, you can choose output format from the format list or customize which formats to be shown on the list.
Step 3. In the Profile Settings window, you can choose or specify exactly the parameters you like. And in the Task information section, you can compare the detailed information of the source video and the target video.
Step 4. Just click the ‘Convert’ button, the work can be done.
For more details about importing medias into Premiere Pro, you can click here,
How to Import Media Files to Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows/Mac
If you have tried the related methods online, you’ll find this converter has a great advantage of concise operation and multiple choices. Come on! Let’s do it now!
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