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Rendering 30fps footage in 25 fps project makes video stutter.
I thought Premiere CS 3 might be able to handle miscellaneous file properties whilst editing and then able to export to standard formats (Pal/NTSC dv .avi etc).
Unrendered my 640×480 30fps video is fine in my 48khz pal project, but when rendered or exported, it starts stuttering.
I’m basically trying to avoid having to encode all my video footage into 720×576 pal footage. I’m lazy you see. Can i avoid it?
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8 Replies
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One thing Premiere won’t do is convert frame rates. You will need AE for that, and some help from Andrew:
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials.html?id=41
Vince
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Set in the interprete footage the framerate to 25.
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That will slow down the footage however.
Vince
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mmm, i’ve just tried this, but it still stutters the footage (although it does look better than it did before). However, the audio gets slowed down as well and out of sync.
I’m going to have to encode all the footage aren’t i? haha…
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Not sure if we are the same page but… If I am working in a 25p project, I bring in 30P, and interpret that to 25P it will slow down, I use this process quite often for slow motion from 60P on a HPX500. Are we talking about a different process ?
Vince
…I am now answering an empty post 🙂
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Yes it slows down but in some cases hardly noticable and turning of the frame blend.
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Yep.
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