First Two Frames Wrong After Rendering

[Rob Wood]

Progress! I think!

I changed the Sequence Settings for Preview File Format to “Quicktime (Desktop)”, and it seems to have fixed the issue:
https://screencast.com/t/yHhQQWPscdLK

Does this make any sense?

[Tom Daigon]

Well congrats.

I would need to know all the data on the Quicktime Desktop codec you changed to, to even start figuring out what happened.

I saw that its the Animation codec but I dont know its franes rate or whether its Progressive or interlaces.Non drop or drop frame. Stuff like that.

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[Dennis Radeke]

Clean your media cache in prefs and delete all renders in the project(?) menu. Sorry, on an iPad at the moment…

Dennis

[Tom Daigon]

And if you are on a Mac, wonky things can sometimes be addressed by Trashing Preferences and Repairing Permission (I use Onyx for this).

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[Jarle Leirpoll]

This is what happens if you have sequence settings that differ from the source settings. If you have 24p footage in a 29.97 sequence, Premiere needs to duplicate some frames. When you’ve rendered the sequence, the problem will show.

This happens in two scenarios.

1. You’ve manually chosen the wrong frame rate when making the sequence
2. Your Premiere Pro installation is not properly activated, and you’re missing a lot of sequence settings. When you make a new sequence automatically in Premiere (or let Premiere choose settings) the right settings are not available, and Premiere uses one of the other ones.

See https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/features-presets-missing-premiere-pro.html for a solution to the problem.

Jarle Leirpoll
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[Sam Crutsinger]

I was having this same issue with Premiere CC2014 and CC2015.

Here’s what fixed it for me.
Sequence > Sequence Settings…

Sam Crutsinger
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