I've been learning Resolve since I'd prefer to use it for several reasons..However, I still feel there are some things that are easier to do in Premier until Resolve gets them worked out, and so I've been trying to do most of the work in Resolve, export the video, then import that it into Premier Pro for the extras. I did a lot of searching and reading and, for my part, looking at all the formats and codecs that would yield the most across-the-board compatibility with the highest quality (but practical in size), it seemed to me that an AVI file with GoPro Cineform codec would be a good choice. But..

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GoPro Fusion Studio is developed by GoPro and is used by 5 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.3. The names of program executable files are FusionStudiox64.exe, GoPro Quik.exe and GoPro Studio.exe. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers.
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What I've found is that Premier Pro does not import AVI's with the GoPro Cineform codec. It does take MOV files that way, but for some reason, it can't handle the avi/cineform combo. Furthermore, Adobe is dropping support for the Quicktime 7 era formats, which I presume means eventually the MOV format may fall by the wayside. I saw the comments about DNxHD being a good codec, though I think that was also Quicktime (which is fine but then why has there been such a big deal about the GoPro Cineform codec now being supported everywhere?) It's all pretty confusing to me.
So, my question then is, would anyone like to offer advice on whether the AVI format -is- a great choice, or not. And, if it is then what other codec would be widely compatible across platforms? If not, is Quicktime/MOV still the way to go, until something really changes?
Along with that, what formats & codec(s) are most commonly used in the industry for deliverables (such that I'd be safe saving my original work that way knowing I can reduce the quality for online if need be, but still crank out a high-quality version if and when I need one)?
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Here are some pro tips for faster stitching on GoPro Fusion. With one of these tips alone, you can get 20% faster stitching without new hardware!
GoPro Fusion has the best 360 video quality among consumer cameras at the moment. However, there are many complaints about stitching being too slow. Here are tips to get faster stitching on Fusion.

Before we go on to the tips, one thing to note is that Fusion practically requires a dedicated graphics card. It doesn’t have to be the latest and greatest — I recommend the $199 GTX 1050 Ti 4GB, which on my tests, was surprisingly as fast as a ~$680 GTX 1080 for stitching.

Dc legends of tomorrow season 2 torrent download. It might feel strange to buy a $200 graphics card to use a $699 camera, but among all the 360 cameras and panoramic heads I own, the Fusion is the closest thing to a perfect 360 camera thus far, with excellent video quality (almost as good as the $3499 Insta360 Pro), excellent stabilization and very good photo quality (see my detailed review).

6 Tips for Stitching Faster on Fusion

Now here are 6 tips to stitch faster on the Fusion, even without upgrading your PC.

1. Use a faster Micro SD card. During the stitching process, Fusion Studio must retrieve the files from the Fusion’s Micro SD card. Therefore, using a faster Micro SD card will improve your stitching time. The fastest Micro SD card at the moment is Sandisk Extreme Pro. It costs much more than other Micro SD cards, so if you want to save, get the 64GB version, which is the sweet spot in terms of cost per GB (it costs only 50% more than the 32GB version, even though it has 100% more capacity).

2. Shoot selectively. Fusion video files are very large – each lens captures a video that has about the same resolution as a 4K video — and there are TWO of them being recorded concurrently. Therefore, you should shoot more selectively. Instead of simply recording everything, I try to ask myself, “Will I really use this footage?” And remember that most people don’t want to watch very long 360 videos anyway.
Shooting selectively saves your batteries, hard drive space, and stitching time.

3. Use smaller directories. Every time you open Fusion Studio it has to regenerate the thumbnails for all the files in your folder, as well as all subdirectories. To minimize the time spent regenerating thumbnails, put your Fusion files into smaller folders. For example, instead of putting a whole month’s worth of videos into the same folder, put only one day’s worth of videos into a folder, and create a separate folder for another day’s videos, etc. With fewer files in a folder, Fusion Studio will be able to generate thumbnails for it more quickly.

4. Stitch from your hard drive, not the Fusion. Listen up — this is the most important tip. Fusion Studio enables you to review and stitch either directly from the Fusion (by connecting it to your PC), or from files that have been copied or transferred to your hard drive. Here’s the key: if you stitch from the Fusion, it will take around 20% longer to stitch, compared to stitching the same file(s) from your hard drive.

I tested a 16-second video file and stitched it with full stabilization at 5.2K, 360 audio, Cineform, with D-Warp on. When I stitched from the Fusion, it took 133 seconds. When I stitched the same exact file from my hard drive, with same exact render settings, it took 111 seconds. Therefore, stitching from the Fusion appears to increase stitching time by around 20%. So you can improve your stitching time by almost 20% simply by stitching from your hard drive instead.

Exception: The exception to this rule is if you are only stitching a small file, you can save a bit of time by stitching from the Fusion than your hard drive. This is because in my tests, it appears that Fusion Studio can read files faster from the Fusion directly, than when reading from Micro SD cards, even if you use two separate card readers to read two cards simultaneously:

Importing 45.5 GB of videos and photos from Fusion, including previews, took 8 mins 14 secs on my PC. If I copied the same files to my hard drive and opened the folder from Fusion Studio, the total time, including both copying the files plus opening with Fusion Studio and generating previews, took about 11 mins 59 secs, even though I copied from the two Micro SD cards simultaneously (one with a card reader, and the other with an SD card adapter, and both transferred at around 40 mbps).

5. Trim your videos before stitching. Fusion Studio lets you trim your videos before rendering them. The original unstitched files are preserved. Instead, you simply use in and out markers to specify the range that you want to render. By trimming the videos before sending them to the render queue, you only stitch what you really need, thus saving stitching time and hard drive space.

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What if you need more than one segment from a video? Use the “Create a Copy” button. It doesn’t literally create another copy of the video. Rather, it creates a shortcut to the original file, and lets you use different settings — or trim a different segment — when you render. To avoid confusion, you can click on the title of each copy and change it to a more meaningful title.

6. Consider using 4K instead of 5.2K. Finally, depending on how yo