On the other hand, HEVC is a non-performant format that is difficult to edit with and requires much computing power to process. Adobe Premiere Pro had an update to support VFR, but it still can't deal with most of VFR videos. Unfortunately, there is no way to set up your iPhone to record with Constant Frame Rate. My friend filmed some videos on his iPhone and shared the files on Drive, but now I'm seeing that Premiere won't accept the file codecs from iPhone X." Why can't your iPhone HEVC MOV video files be imported into Adobe Premiere Pro?īroadly speaking, the major cause is that your iphone shoots HEVC MOV footage in Variable Frame Rate (VFR), which Premiere Pro cannot process correctly. "If anyone has any recommendations/advice of how I can import some iPhone X video files (HEVC codec) into Adobe Premiere, I would greatly appreciate it. Below are frequently asked questions quoted from online: But the weird thing is that Adobe Premiere Pro will reject to import the iPhone footage, or import but the iPhone video doesn't work in Premiere Pro correctly. Both MOV and HEVC are Adobe Premiere Pro supported video formats for import. Its higher compression efficiency can bring you an output iPhone 4K video with at least 50% size smaller compared to H264 while remaining the same level of high quality. HEVC is a step forward in video compression. The iPhone that runs on iOS 11 or later can capture QuickTime MOV videos encoded with new HEVC codec, also known as H.265.
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