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• AT3-600-UR33 Acer will work GoPro Studio 2.0 video editing software?

  I am considering the AT3-600-UR33, which is available on the emachinesredeem site. Can someone tell me if this PC will allow me to start the video editing software provided by GoPro for their cameras? The minimum requirements that they list on their website are CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo; Graphics card supporting OpenGL 1.2 or higher; 4 GB RAM or more; Internal drive hard disk 5400 RPM; Quick Time 7.6 or higher. Here is the website http://gopro.com/support/articles/what-are-the-minimum-system-requirements-for-gopro-studio

  Thank you for your help

  Hi LMinCT

  The Dual core Celeron is not as good as the chip Core 2 Duo - everything will be OK.

  In theory - the answer is "maybe", but this isn't the ideal machine for your software, unless you can find another sequel that will work with the Celeron to video editing.

  The machine will run slowly, while using, even stop if HD video processing, and that it provides will allow you to install it in the first place.

  The AT3-600-UR33 is not a bad machine, it's just for everyday use.

• Installation of Gopro studios

  I have installed gopro studios four times now, and whenever I try to open the link it says it's not compatible with my computer. I watched the gopro site and my computer is listed as one that should be compatible... any ideas?

  Angie

  Your best bet is to contact the GoPro.  We have no knowledge of their software.  Are you sure that you have installed the correct version and latest?

• First hangs when opening the AVI of GoPro Studio cineform files

  First of all, I'm a newb when it comes to video editing.  I just purchased Premiere Pro on a monthly basis to compile a bunch of holiday videos I took on my new GoPro.

  I used GoPro Studio to edit raw images in hundreds of clips that can be used.  , I took the videos in 1280 x 720 @ 120fps.  I used the default settings to cut the sequence.

  
  

  Any idea what I can do to get the establishment to open these files?

  
  

  Note: I can open the original film by gopro without problem.

  .... If I have the files in the format high quality AVI convert/trim, they work.  I can manage through and change all the people.  Easier WAY that redo all.  You know not why/how it worked, but this work around should be enough.  Thanks again for your help.

• GoPro on a Workflow FCPX

  Hello - I found a lot of conflicting answers about this so was hoping I could get this confirmed: is imported directly from GoPro FCPX is going to give you the same quality as in GoPro studio first, import export until. MOV and then use it in FCPX?

  Some answers that I say because of the conversion will be GoPro Studio will result in a higher quality file but other answers I've seen suggest import images directly from GoPro and selecting "Optimized" is just as good.

  I would be interested to know what everyone uses to achieve the best video quality GoPro and FCPX.

  Thank you

  ITI will be the same. There is a huge amount of outdated information on the web, much of it without no date stamp.

• I can't edit my Gopro videos when downloaded on my Mac

  So I bought a GoPro Hero Session and then downloaded studio gopro on my Mac. When I download my photos and videos from gopro on my Mac, if I try and and add them to the Gopro studio or change them I can't because they are greyed out. I even saved them to my office and changed file name, but still the same result. Is there a solution for this.

  Your question is not clear

  Is this for Mac application photos where you posted?

  To use the Photos in other programs, or use the media browser (in the opened window on the left down under Support == > photos == > photos or the export of pictures (menu, file == > export) to a folder on the desktop and use here)

  Studio of GoPro help can contact their support

  LN

• Idle smoothly in FCPX with GoPro

  I am trying to import 60 p (59,98 fps) images of the GoPro in FCPX.  I want my project to 24 p.  But it's just not good - it is super nervous to research.  Here is what I tried:

  1 import directly from the camera.

  2 create a 24 p timeline.

  3 drag and drop the images.

  4 speed automatic (goes to 40%).

  5 images seems hectic.

  6. apply rate Conform and tried all the options.

  I also did the above, but exported GoPro studio first.  Exactly the same result.

  How do I leave my GoPro smooth slow motion?

  Thank you

  Johnny

  You make? You see this on FCP X chronology or also on the exported sequence?

• Gopro transformed videos

  I made a few Gopro videos with silky smooth sky clear, 1080 p 60frames. I needed to slow-mo so I interpreted the half speed 30 fps videos and saved as 30 p. The final result was not satisfactory. Although the colors and contrast been refined a bit and looking better, there was a visible banding in the sky and the overall loss of sharpness. The videos looked tablets. Like saving a sharp image in Photoshop to 8 JPG instead of 12. I tried different codecs and settings (H.264, PHOTOJPG), has always used the maximum values to save, but never I could recover from the sharpness and clarity, I've had with intact Gopro material.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you.

  Blue sky and 8-bit can easily give you strips. Here's a suggested workflow. I guess that you used to import your videos and convert them to the cuneiform GoPro GoPro Studio.

  Import of 60 fps images in AE. Select the footage in the project Panel and go to the interpretation of the images (right click or file > interpret footage > main) and set the frame rate of 29.97 (standard for video). Select the footage in the project Panel, and then create a new model of selected.

  Now set your project for 16 or 32 bit and make any adjustments to the images. This will preserve the original GoPro footage to the highest possible quality until you are willing to lend. The last step would be to use the TEA and one of the standard YouTube or Vimeo presets to create your final rendering for distribution on the net. If the AME adds banding you can try to increase the maximum data rate suggested by Vimeo or YouTube, or you can jack it way up if you want to just play videos on your computer. If you're still having problems of bands then I go back to AE and add a little grain film images go pro. The grain will tend to mask the problems of strips of 8 bits in the sky.

  If you are going to need to do more editing or processing of your videos I would suggest that you return a DI (digital intermediate) to an almost without loss or loss 10-bit or better codec. You could also do a sequence of images 16 or 32-bit. Keep things 10-bit or better until you're ready to make the final product compressed for delivery to your audience.

• Images of the GoPro causes first crashing

  Having received no comments on my last post, I make another.

  GoPro3 + images that ran through GoProStudio to become files cineform codec, keep first cause crashing. What can I do? This is urgent. Thank you

  Now June 6, I realize that GoPro Studio account updated their version 2.5.4.404 version 2.5.5.443 June 1 that indicates taking in charge for the hero + LED as well as performance improvements and bug fixes

  I uninstalled the previous version and installed the new

  has had a clip of 1920 x 1080 3,843 GB MP4 and converted to a GB 14,801 AVI using the new Studio of GoPro 4.5.5.443

  introduced the AVI in a new project in creation and no crash

  I think I'm good with the GoPro AVI in first now, just need a few more solid terabyte disks and look out!

• GoPro Hero 4 files after the conversion of position of playhead - problem with CS6 - wrong numbers

  Hello

  I have this kind of mistake in CS6 on Win7 with Gopro Hero 4 black converted files. Other files works fine, sometimes with converted (camera hero4) olny files on Gopro Studio

  Someone knows how to fix this?

  Thank you

  Przemek

  

  In preferences/media Timecode Start value to the 00.00.00.00.

• First pro needs a correction of the lens for GoPro cameras

  Premiere Pro needs a correction of the lens for GoPro cameras

  GoPro Studio 2 now has fish-eye correction.

• the clip of fps 720 p 120 of GoPro Hero3 black not identified by Premiere Pro CS6

  Hello. My Hero3 clip black Gopro is not recognized as a 120fps clip. I've read people saying that it is normal because first pro does not recognize them for anyone... But that of the case, watch this clip:

  http://youtu.be/YeHCUNH4KcM

  In all about 30 second, it shows how she recognizes that the file is actually 120fps, in this same screen, I the file is 59, 94fps and not 120 frames per second it is really.

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you.

  If anyone is still interested in it.

  Which solved the problem for me, is to download the editing studio 2.0 software gopro (http://gopro.com/software-app/gopro-studio)

  then import export your file with the option for further editing or archiving, import this file into the first, or after-effects

  and it will acknowledge with 120fps!

  not an expert video codec, new CineForm avi file, don't know if there is any loss of quality

  peace

• No sound/audio in MP4 files

  Hi hoping someone here can help out - I use El Capitan 10.11.6 and the audio is missing some MP4 files that I downloaded from a GoPro camera. My sound is fine otherwise, output noise is fine, alert sounds are fine. MOV files off other cameras play well with audio easily here, but I don't hear anything in the files MP4 Quicktime, VLC, Final Cut Pro X, even if in Final Cut Pro X there is an audio waveform on each clip and they were converted to Quicktime using the MPEG stream clip (there no audible sound in the program either). I tried the same files on colleagues Mac running Mavericks and the sound is fine out there so here something to replace or reinstall?

  You run the same exact file on El Capitan and the Mavericks?  Shouldn't be any change unless MPEGstreamclip has been defined to use some esoteric audio codec in the file.  First of all, there is no reason to convert the files off your GoPro.  FCPX will work with native files very well.

  And, if you never convert, use the GoPro Studio app for this.  Nothing I do will have problems with the standard files.

  We use GoPros all the time and didn't have any problems.  What are the settings on the GoPro cameras?

• Deleted all my files off my MacBook Air and it still says I have 84 GB of "other."

  And yes I emptied my Recycle Bin, as well as the photo bin.

  

  I only have the GoPro GoPro Studio, iMovie, and Lightroom installed apps.

  I don't have a time Machine is turned on also.

  It's in my head!

  Very often rebuild Spotlight index will update the other category to its actual size.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201716

• My gopro4 videos play rough

  My gopro4 videos play choppy by a second interval. Gopro3 played very well. When I try to download an update of the graphics driver, it won't let me. (not enough room?) Is there any solution for this?

  Hello, TrailRider987.

  Sounds like you see a playback choppy or jerky in GoPro Studio with the recorded video on your camera GoPro Hero4. The following information on the GoPro support site offers a great insight on possible option to solve your problem:

  Studio GoPro stuttering video playback

  If you experience playback stutter or jerky in GoPro Studio, it could be that your computer is having a hard time keeping up with the preview video of high quality. If this happens, try the following:

  1. In the upper right section of the GoPro Studio in step 2: Edit, you will see the read setting. Try to drop by half or quarter resolution. This just impact on the preview and has no impact on the final outcome.

  

  1. Make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements.
  2. Check with your graphics card manufacturers site or the Web site your computer manufacturers if you use your laptop to make sure you have the latest graphics driver installed

  How to fix choppy or broken near the top of the reading

  How to do

  If you are experiencing choppy or snapped up of reading when viewing your videos, it will usually come down to the computer not being able to process data from the large video files fast enough HD.

  We have a few things for you to try, and that should help clarify the issue of the choppy playback that you see on your computer:

  1. make sure you copy your videos on the hard drive of your computer from a SD card in your camera before read you them.
  Play videos from your SD card can result in choppy playback.

  2 play your videos with VLC Media Player.
  It is a free software that does not have a lot of resources on your computer.  This means that your computer can focus more on smoothly playback your videos.   We found that it is common for Windows Media Player, give you choppy playback, so we do not recommend using it.  You can download VLC Media Player here: www.videolan.org.  If you are looking for a quick fix, you can proceed to step 4.  Windows Media Player may not support playback of resolutions video camera higher than 720 p 120 fps.  This means that 1080 p resolutions and higher can not read.  You will hear audio, but you won't see any video.

  3. make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements to play videos from your camera.
  For lower resolution videos (1080 p 30 FPS and less): we require at least 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo processors (at least 2.4 GHz 2nd generation Core processors recommended) and 4 GB of RAM to play lower resolution videos (1080 p 30 FPS and less).

  For the higher resolution videos (1080 p 60 fps and more): we recommend at least 3.0-3.7 GHz Ivy Bridge processors (processors Core third generation or equivalent AMD), 4 GB of RAM and a graphics comparable to a NVIDIA GeForce GT 650 M.  The speed of processor and the graphics card is important especially for 2.7 K and 4K resolution video playback.

  Here's how you can check if your computer meets the minimum system requirements:

  Mac:
  Click the "Apple" in the upper left corner of your screen and then click on "about this Mac".  Click on 'more information... »

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  4. save in lower video resolution & disable Protune.
  If your computer cannot read 1080 p 30 fps smoothly, try to record videos at 720 p, 30 frames per second instead.  The lower resolution means that your computer will have less work to do when playing the video, so he's going to have an easier time giving you a smooth playback. If your device is equipped with Protune, disable this feature to facilitate the reading of your computer.

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  Kind regards.