How to import AVI in Adobe Premiere Pro|Premiere Pro Hacks

You can easily import avi video files in Adobe Premiere Pro after watching this video.
New versions of Adobe Premiere doesnt allow importing AVI files.
What you need is just a VLC player software.
#Adobe Premiere Pro
#AVI
#VLC player

[faydea]

not gonna lie, i really appreciate this, been trying to do some editing but To get the right Quality i have to record with OBS and to get 4k, it has to encode in AVI, you are genuinely the only person i can find that helped me here, thank you so much

[deliberatevideo]

This was the method I found as well, but unfortunately VLC sometimes quits mid conversion, and if the video is 10min+ it takes a long time. The conversion also misaligns the audio by a frame or so, which has to be manually corrected once brought into Premiere. Wish there was a better way!

[foodnationshow]

Thanks AussieGadi and I just found another solution! Just incase anyone is having issues with converting in VLC. Upload your avi to youtube then download it.
STEPS: Upload, make sure you let video process completely. Go to Channel Content . Find your video . Click the option button (3 vertical dots) and you should see a download option. This will convert avi to mp4, hope that works if VLC fails.

[KushiKush]

Do you know if the file shrunk in size after you changed it to a readable adobe file, from av1?

[Leon-mqpu]

works but the quality will drop unfortunately. Thanks anyway for this video

[hahe]

Dear Sir, thank you so much, nowadays, it's already high quality animated avif of around a minute video with very small file size, very good indeed. Yet, please advise if it is possible to attach sound track to it as well? I understand it sounds a bit strange to attach audio to image file instead of video file.

[Gun-rdjr]

Is this solution gonna effect quality of video or not? (after transcoding AV1 into mp4 file)

[ssamy]

so how come mp4 become m4v?! and sample become sample1?