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The clips won’t touch each other in Premiere Pro, what do I do?
Basically I am editing on the timeline and the clips won’t touch. I think I figured out the problem. Basically I was editing on a 24 fps timeline, when the videos were shot in 25 fps, which was causing frames to skip. So I copied and pasted all that I edited in a new 24 fps timeline to prevent frame skipping.
The frame skipping appears to be gone now, but now the clips won’t touch in certain sections because of it. Is there a way to fix this at all?
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7 Replies
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You probably have to manually adjust them. Premiere doesn’t know to add the extra frame that is needed.
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Okay thanks, but Premiere will not let me manually adjust them, it just doesn’t do anything when I try to touch the frames.
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No sorry, what I mean is, is that I can’t get them too touch if I move them.
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Can you post a screenshot?
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Well what’s stopping is that I would have to do all the work all over again. Sorry I didn’t take any pics yet to show what I mean but I will.
But all the work of doing it all over again, is what was stopping me and I thought maybe there is a quicker way.
As for converting it during exporting, I tried that but the problem is, is that frames are taken out, when I convert it back to 25fps, since it was all edited on a 24 fps timeline.
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Okay thanks. I thought it was shot in 24 but the DP shot this one section in 25 for scene in 25 it seems. I can just re-edit in on 25 fps timeline, but can it then be put in with the rest on a 24 fps timeline? I suppose I could tell Premiere Pro to re-interpret it as 24 frames in which case I will get one frame more or slow motion every second, if that’s okay?
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Okay thanks. I tried copying and pasting it but the program still reads it as 24 fps on a new 25 fps timeline. If nothing else works I can just redo it.
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