Can either of the two NLE’s do this

[Mathieu Ghekiere]

This link explains how to do it in FCPX:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCVH2B4YPnA

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[Jeff Pulera]

Hi Vince,

I don’t have any 60p clips to test with, but my understanding is that in Premiere you just right-click (or Mac alternative) the clip in the Project bin and choose “Modify > Interpret” and then set the frame rate to 24 there (probably called 23.976), then when you put the 60p clip into a 24p sequence, it will play all the frames, providing a nice smooth slow-motion of about 40% speed. Clips without this change will just play regular speed, Adobe does that automatically.

Thanks

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

[Santiago Martí]

Like Jeff says, in Ppro you can conform footage to 24fps or 23.976fps and you are done. It works, no rendering.

Santiago Martí
http://www.robotrojo.com.ar
Red One M-X, Red Epic X, Red Pro Primes, Adobe CS6, Assimilate Scratch

[Bret Williams]

Those guys should keep their day jobs. Both misspoke and said incorrect things numerous times as they seemingly made it up as they went along.

I’ll have to give it a try, but I’m pretty sure you can do the exact same thing in 7. Just divide the target frame rate by the natural frame rate and apply that percent speed change without frame blending or ramping.

[Bret Williams]

That would be a nice addition in the inspector. There really isn’t any rendering required in X either. The orange line basically means something isn’t native, or has been layered or changed, etc. doesn’t mean it can’t play back rt by any means.

It’s nice to be able to conform in the timeline. Leave the master alone. Then you could ramp in and out of the conformed slowmo from real time.

[Vince Sanchez]

[Bret Williams] “It’s nice to be able to conform in the timeline. Leave the master alone. Then you could ramp in and out of the conformed slowmo from real time.”

That what I’m trying to achieve. I will be trying some of these ideas out in the next day or two.

Thanks,
Vince Sanchez
Intel Quad Mac 2.66
AJA LHe
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OSX 10.4.11
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