Premiere Pro supports h.265 files but the P4P h.265 files are not recognized by any of the Adobe apps such as Premiere Pro CS5/CS4. Why so many people are encounter problems when working with H.265 files in Premiere Pro? Read on to find the reasons and the solutions.ġ. It is officially stated that H.265 is supported by Adobe Premiere. I can import h264 recorded footage from the same drone without issue. When I try to import them it says 'unsuported format or damaged file'. These are the raw files from the drone, have not been transcoded or touched. But it won't import any of my h265 files that were recorded from my drone footage (DJI). 'I decided to give a trial a shot of adobe premiere pro, I have never used it before (coming from sony vegas). 'I know that Premiere is h.265 compatible, but apparently not with DJIs version. Have some H.265 videos and want to edit them in Adobe Premiere but only found can't work with H.265 file in Adobe Premiere Pro CS4/CS5/CS3/CS6/CC: Nowadays H.265 is widely used to shoot 4K recordings by many professional cameras such as iPhone 8, DJI Phantom/Mavic drone, Canon XF 705, Samsung NX1, Sony PMW-F55, Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4, BlackMagic Ursa, etc. H.265 will surely become the mainstream video codec soon. Keep on reading to find detailed solutions.

This article is updated to introudce the other two possible solutions in details to help you fix the HEVC/H.265 video 'Codec Missing or Unavailable' on Premiere Pro 2020/2019/2018.

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