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30 fps in adobe problem?
Hey everyone, someone hired me to edit some video footage he shot in “HD” on his Canon powershot G9. I didn’t know he shot this on a hand held digital camera until i was noticing file issues, and realized all the files were recorded at “30 fps” onto his memory card. Adobe seems to crash when I try editing these files and I gather it’s because the timelines don’t run at 30 fps. Any thoughts on what I can do to save this job and make some money?
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More likely the format is not supported by Premiere. Download GSpot (free) and analyze the properties of the codec. Best bet might be to convert the video to a more common format.
Premiere Elements might also be able to edit it. -
Also remember that in all likelihood “30 FPS” is actually “29.97 FPS”.
-jeff
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