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bad fps export, no matter what
Trying to export my 23.98 timeline out as the Pro res HQ that it is – make it a .mov file…no matter latest PP CC 2014 or Media Encoder, it always exports it out with a BAD fps – i.e., maybe it’s 21.47 says Quicktime player 7 or 22.28 says VLC, but never 23.98 as it should be…I’ve tried two different timelines, both of which are 23.98
Any thoughts?
see pics below
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That’s probably just your playback struggling, have you tried importing the file back in and seeing what premiere says it is?
Your clip is probably fine.
Chris
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here’s the import info once I place it back into PP CC 2014. Not good – says there ARE dropped frames. and average fps is 21.48
On the original timeline there is material at 24 fps, one or two film burn effects at 25 fps but most shots are at 23.98 fps…shouldn’t be a problem though right? But the export mov’s are always a strange fps not 23.98
Another wired thing is when I do little exports say of 4 or 5 seconds at random points throughout the timeline, it exports at 23.98!, but not when I choose to export entire sequence.
how to fix as I have one timeline at 1:15 in length the other at 11 minutes and both exports read out as bad fps
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I’ve had mysterious framerate problems with Prores as well. If I have generated black video inside Premiere or if I have gaps in the edit the export goes nuts with the fps. HOWEVER if I make black video in AE or whatever and use that to fill the gaps the export is fine. I’ve written about this a bunch of times but no one seems to care.
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Yes I thought that too – I made a black tiff in photoshop and also a black mov file from AE and replaced the PP CC 2014 “black Video” but on export I got everything from 17fps to 22.15…never can get 23.98 pro res HQ – why?
Any other thoughts?
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having said that – yes, when I remove black or title video from timeline and REPLACE it with a random broll shot or anything other than black or nothing, it DOES export at 23.98 – otherwise it’s always a strange fps.
any solutions folks, and Adobe can you fix?
Does this only happen with Pro Res exports? Again my timeline is Pro res HQ and I’m exporting as same….
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[Kent Beeson] “Does this only happen with Pro Res exports? “
For me, yes. Other formats work properly.
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[Kent Beeson] “I made a black tiff in photoshop and also a black mov file from AE”
Stills didn’t work for me. I think I made some 10 sec uncompressed Quicktime file and it worked.
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Thanks for help
So how to make a black video in AE? I don’t think I did it right
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Turn off “Optimize stills”
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Excellent – that did it – thank you so much…
SO when should a person use Optimize stills if it seems to give false fps?
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