Operation Manual

GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual

Switching Between GoPro Studio and Other

Applications

While using your GoPro CineForm files in other applications, at any time, you can switch

focus back to GoPro Studio’s EDIT Room and apply further adjustments to refine the look

of your clips. Then switch back to the 3

party application to see your clips immediately

updated with the new look.

Disabling Timeline Frame Caching

Some non-linear editing applications use what is called ‘frame-caching’ to improve

playback performance. When frame-caching is employed, the Active Metadata

adjustments made in GoPro Studio may not appear right away when you play back the

file in the 3

party application. This is because the 3

party application doesn’t realize

that the file has changed and therefore plays its frames from the cache rather than re-

decoding the source file.

To get around this, you can do any or all of the following:

• Disable frame caching (if possible)

• Clear the cache (if possible)

• Play or scrub through the timeline to flush the cache.

• Change timeline resolution (this clears the cache in Adobe Premiere Pro)

Exporting GoPro CineForm Files

When you’re done editing in your 3

party application you can export a high-quality

master GoPro CineForm file. The method for doing this will differ from application to

application so please refer to the application’s own manual for specific instructions.

NOTE: With the exception of Adobe CC 2014 products, when exporting to the GoPro

CineForm codec using 3

party applications, there is an encoding limit of 1920 x 1080

resolution with the free version of GoPro Studio. This means that if you wish to encode at

resolutions higher than 1920 x 1080 using 3

party applications (other than Adobe CC

2014 products, you will need to use GoPro Studio Premium or GoPro Studio Professional

(available at http://cineform.com).