Video file not being supported on editing software

[Dron’d Visuals]

I got my inspire 1 v2.0 a couple weeks ago and every time I record video and try to transfer it to Davinci Resolve it tells me the file is not supported. I’ve tried shooting MOV and MP4. I don’t know what else to try.

 

[The Editor]

Moved to correct section

 

[Dron’d Visuals]

Thanks

 

[jkerrins]

Does it play on a PC using a simple media player? Just ruling out your SD card

 

[jefti]

I got my inspire 1 v2.0 a couple weeks ago and every time I record video and try to transfer it to Davinci Resolve it tells me the file is not supported. I’ve tried shooting MOV and MP4. I don’t know what else to try.

Are you shooting in 4 k? Only the profession version supports 4 k

 

[Donnie Frank]

I got my inspire 1 v2.0 a couple weeks ago and every time I record video and try to transfer it to Davinci Resolve it tells me the file is not supported. I’ve tried shooting MOV and MP4. I don’t know what else to try.

Can you PLAY the files withOUT an editor?

I'm not familiar with Davinci Resolve, but I know most editors have an "import" option that will work when simply dragging files to the timeline does not. Have you tried "importing" the files into Resolve?

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[Dron’d Visuals]

Yes I’m shooting un 4K. I downloaded premiere pro the 7 day free trail and the footage worked on that application. I’m guessing maybe the free editing apps it’s not working on.

 

[Shintintin]

hey, lately I've been thinking of trying another video editor because iMovie doesn't suit me

 

[ted35]

What problems do you have? Like do you need an editor with more options? or to be easier to use.

I personally use Movavi and I think it's a very good video editing software for pc. You can try it.

 

[Donnie Frank]

hey, lately I've been thinking of trying another video editor because iMovie doesn't suit me

Good idea.

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