Combine Apple ProRes

1) Sign up for Descript for free and log in to your account. You have 1 free hour of transcription per month. No credit card is required.

2) Upload your Apple ProRes file(s) to Descript by dragging and dropping it into the project window. Want to add clips to an existing project? Drag your Apple ProRes clip directly into the window you're working on!

3) To reorder your clips, highlight parts of the transcript and cut and paste. You can also add a forward slash '/' in the transcript to create scenes which you can quickly rearrange on the left hand side.

4) Share your combined video by clicking on Publish then the "Export" button to download the file to your desired location.

Descript can also combine different file types together, such as MP4, MOV, GIF, WAV, and more!

• High-Quality Output: Maintain the superior quality of Apple ProRes files throughout the editing process.
• Efficient Workflow: Seamlessly integrate multiple ProRes clips without compromising on speed or performance.
• Consistent Color Grading: Ensure uniform color grading across all combined clips for a professional look.
• Optimized for Mac: Take advantage of Apple ProRes's optimization for macOS, ensuring smooth playback and editing.
• Advanced Editing Features: Utilize Descript's advanced editing tools specifically designed to handle ProRes files effectively.

• Check File Compatibility: Ensure all your Apple ProRes files are in the same format and resolution to avoid any compatibility issues during the editing process.
• Use Proxy Files: Create proxy files for smoother editing if your original ProRes files are too large, then replace them with the high-resolution versions before final export.
• Maintain Frame Rate: Keep a consistent frame rate across all clips to ensure seamless transitions and avoid any playback issues.
• Color Grade First: Apply color grading to individual clips before combining them to maintain a consistent look throughout your video.
• Organize Clips: Label and organize your clips in Descript to streamline the editing process and make it easier to locate specific scenes.