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24p recording
My final dvd is very jittery. I may have a wrong understanding of 24p. When I shoot with a DVX100B in 24p, what is the actual frame rate of the recording in the tape, is it 24fps or still 29.97 with a 24fps cadence?
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If it’s recorded at 29.97, can I use the NTSC 29.97 preset timeline in Premiere instead of the 24p preset? Does it matter if I download using the dvx100b or any cheap NTSC miniDV camcorder attached to my PC?
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Thanks Dave, that’s very helpful!
Here’ what I’m trying to do: edit in Premiere, Color in After Effects, and burn the DVD in Encore.
After editing in Premiere and it’s now time to export it (as an intermediate file to be color graded in AE), I’ll export it as Uncompressed Microsoft AVI. In the basic settings, what frame rate should I choose: 23.976 or 24.97?
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[Dave LaRonde] “… I would remove the pulldown from the footage and work at 23.976”
How do you do that?
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I see.
When I played with the counter, the digits return to zero (when on the 24p preset timeline) when it reaches 23. So I guess it automatically removed the pulldown. Now, the frame rate is actually 24 frames in a minute. What do you think?
Do you think this is what caused the jittery movements: I worked on a timeline at 24 frames per second (24p preset), I the exported uncompressed using “29.97” and used the footage in after effects, then I exported to encore with the mpeg2-dvd preset (which is also 29.97)
I think what I should have done is edit in 24p, export intermediate video file to AE (for color grading) using 24fps settings (23.976), then when in AE export again to encore with mpeg2-dvd at 29.97.
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Sorry Dave… I must be very sleepy. I’ll copy-paste that to the Premiere forum. Thanks!
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