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Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Get Pinnacle Studio 17 Recognize iPhone Video Files?

Summary: If you have troubles in opening iPhone videos in Pinnacle Studio for editing, just follow this article to get the iPhone to Pinnacle Studio solutions nicely.

Firstly, for all Apple users, it is common that we may meet some related questions when importing our recordings shot from iPhone to Pinnacle Studio 17 for further editing. It is said that Pinnacle Studio won't support editing the MOV files created by your iPhone(including iPhone 6/5/4) natively. On the hand, we cannot open the iPhone videos in FCPAdobe Premiere Prop, etc. What’s the efficient solution?


Actually, there is an easy way to fix the issue. Since iPhone videos are usually encoded in H.264 MOV, which are not editable-friendly in Pinnacle Studio, you can get a iPhone video converter and transcode iPhone videos to MPEG-2, which will save you both time and trouble, and all you need is to drag the result videos for prompt editing. For this purpose, Pavtube Video Converter for Mac we’d like to introduce to you as the professional iPhone to Pinnacle Studio converter there. Only with several steps, we can easily make the iPhone videos accepted by Pinnacle Studio, do you believe that?

Workflow on converting iPhone MP4 to MPEG-2 MPG for editing in Pinnacle Studio:

Step 1. Add iPhone Video clips
Install and launch the iPhone video to Pinnacle Converter and load source clips to it with ‘Add files’.


Step 2. To seek the best output for Pinnacle Studio on the output list. We suggest you to drop down it and find the ‘Adobe Premiere Pro’>>’MPEG-2 MPG’ as the best one as we mentioned above.



Tip: Click the Settings icon to adjust video and audio parameters on the Profile Setting as you need to get the best quality video.

At the end after the preparation, click the convert button; it will start converting iPhone video for importing to Pinnacle Studio immediately. When the conversion task is finished, click “Open” button to get the exported files and then import the converted iPhone files into Pinnacle Studio to do further editing.

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