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Frame blending (when frame blending is off) when dropping 60p footage into 24p timelines
Premiere Pro CS4 seems to blend frames together when I drop 720p60 footage into a 720p24 (actually, 23.976) timeline.
It’s handy, but I can’t find any settings to control this. There’s just the “frame blending” option when I right click on the clip. I’ve turned it off, but it doesn’t seem to work.
Is there a way to get it so it just drops frames (picking the nearest frame)? I’m not too concerned about how jerky it might look that way.
Thanks.
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Sorry: it didn’t seem to work because I had some nested sequences and I hadn’t turned blending off for the original clips.
However, I’d still like some more control, so I still need help. 🙂
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I think you’ll find the 60p in a lower frame rate is causing the problems and there may not be a true way out, it technically has to squash the 60p frames into 24p frames so they have to blend together in order for all the information to appear. Progressive is not very forgiving in this area.
I would suggest you try as an experiment to export to 24p from a 60p timeline and see if that creates a cleaner result for you. Just export out a quick 20sec.
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