dippa
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Hello! Question here coming from OBS classic to OBS MP.
I've noticed in Premiere Pro that the MP4 files recorded in OBS Classic were encoded with MPEG-2, whereas the MP4 files encoded with OBS MP are encoded in Quicktime.
I've tried using the exact same settings from OBS Classic to OBS MP, but the files are astonishingly slow to edit in OBS (even though the recordings play fine in MPC or VLC, including any additional audio tracks if they were recorded).
My question is: is there a way to get OBS MP to encode using MPEG2 like OBS classic did -- or is there an alternate method to getting files recorded using OBS MP to playback properly in Premiere Pro?
I'm using all the same settings from R1CH's original guide, and I've tried recording in OBS MP with keyframes set to 0, 1 and 2 with no success. (The colour profiles and such haven't been changed, because those options aren't available in OBS Classic, and I recently updated Quicktime just in case that would help.)
[Also if a log file is needed to help matters, I'll upload that in a couple of hours once I get home. Just been meaning to ask this question in full for a while.]
I've noticed in Premiere Pro that the MP4 files recorded in OBS Classic were encoded with MPEG-2, whereas the MP4 files encoded with OBS MP are encoded in Quicktime.
I've tried using the exact same settings from OBS Classic to OBS MP, but the files are astonishingly slow to edit in OBS (even though the recordings play fine in MPC or VLC, including any additional audio tracks if they were recorded).
My question is: is there a way to get OBS MP to encode using MPEG2 like OBS classic did -- or is there an alternate method to getting files recorded using OBS MP to playback properly in Premiere Pro?
I'm using all the same settings from R1CH's original guide, and I've tried recording in OBS MP with keyframes set to 0, 1 and 2 with no success. (The colour profiles and such haven't been changed, because those options aren't available in OBS Classic, and I recently updated Quicktime just in case that would help.)
[Also if a log file is needed to help matters, I'll upload that in a couple of hours once I get home. Just been meaning to ask this question in full for a while.]