HandBrake is a great tool for converting some types of video files into a format that is necessary for other uses.
PLEASE NOTE: When using a Mac computer, if you do not have a two-button mouse that allows you to right-click, hold the keyboard [control] key as you click on an item. The context menu will display. |
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4. Open the “Stream” folder.![]() Select all of the files in the “Stream” folder by using the [Command] and [A] keys. Copy all of the files by using the [Command] and [C] keys. |
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![]() When you are done, click the red dot to close the window. |
![]() Select your “Convert-These” folder and click the [Open] button. It may take awhile to scan all of the files. |
9. When the scan has completed, click the double-arrow next to the “Title” window to see if all of your files have been added.
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Navigate to your “Converted” folder, then click on the [Save] button. You may have to click on it twice.
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![]() When prompted, click on the “Yes, I want to add all titles to the queue” button. |
![]() then click the [Start] button. Each file will start converting, and the icon next to its name will change from a slate, to a spinning orange dot, then to a green check mark.
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You should now see green check marks next to each file name. Close HandBrake, then import your “Converted” folder into Adobe Premiere. You should now be able to edit your project using these files. |