HEVC as a highly-compressed format requires insanely huge computing resources and thus it is not ideal for video editing, especially on low specs computers. Storage is cheap, so get a drive or RAID big enough for you to work with and use HQ/HQX for optimum performance.Summary: Warned by the message " this file requires the hevc codec"? Here we collected several ways to help you solve HEVC codec for Premiere Pro problems and fix codec missing error. The codec used by you drone (h264 or h264) are not designed for editing and employ a long GOP structure, which makes files small, but more difficult for a computer to edit, and often can result in quicker quality degradation if there are effects applied to these clips, due to the nature of the compression. Any suggestions on a good codec for editing that isn't very large?Codecs like Prores, DNxHD and HQ/HQX, which is the native codec for edius and the one that will perform the best by far, are designed for editing and mastering, employing less complicated compression that is easier to edit at the expense of the file size and drive speed requirements. I'm going to do some grading and then export to 1080. I'm experimenting with several including Pro Res 422HQ, Pro Res 422LT, and Pro Res 422. Watched a couple of tutorials and it's fairly simple.
I was able to transcode the files using Premier Pro CC 2019.
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