• Adobe Premiere Pro

  imported footage with 90000 FPS

  Posted by Darren Kerr on April 19, 2011 at 9:35 am

  Hi there

  The footage I have just received plays fine, with sound, in programs such as quicktime and vlc but when I import it into premiere, the clip has 90 000 FPS. The files are H.264 mp4’s. When I try conform and export it into another format and intepret the footage into the 25 fps it shoud be the video is fine but not the sound.

  Running CS5 on a macbook pro
  Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated

  Robert Owen replied 14 years, 4 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  Alex Gerulaitis

  April 19, 2011 at 10:10 pm

  I’ve seen it happening before (don’t remember if I ever figured out why). You can modify the clip to the correct frame rate. In Windoze, it’s right-click (on the clip) -> Modify -> Interpret Footage. Should be something similar on a Mac.

  Alex (DV411)
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  Robert Owen

  January 28, 2012 at 6:10 pm

  The file may use Variable Frame Rate recording which adobe for some reason or another has a hard time recognizing. You may need to re-encode it at a set frame rate(like 29.97 for American DVDs). Handbrake should do that easily, just uncheck Peak Frame Rate (VFR). Alex had a good work around but it caused the program to crash when I tried it.

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