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2 Sources, 2 fps + 1 Sequence! :(
Hello.
Wondering if anyone could help me on a FPS problem i’m having please.
I have 2 pieces of footage one at 25 fps, one at 30. I want to edit them together and export them as one final clip.
Shall I keep the sequence fps at 25 or 30?If i’m not going to be broadcasting it and it’s only going to be displayed on screens and projectors, all via computer input, does it matter which frame rate I pick?
P.S. Slightly offtopic, but is there any way to, by using key commands, switch between the Source Monitor and the Program Monitor panels in Premiere Pro?
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The frame rate to choose for output depends in large part on what kind of content it is. If it’s content without a lot of fast motion, or if it’s a cartoon, then maybe you’d play it at 15fps. It’s up to you when you’re just showing from a computer and not going out to a video standard such as for television.
If you only have one output scenario in mind, you may as well set your sequence to match that.
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Okay. That’s what i’ll do.
Thanks for the advice.
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