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Having trouble importing DPX files into Premiere Pro CS5.5
In Premiere Pro CS5.5, I created an EDL from a sequence of R3D files (shot at 23.976 fps). I opened the EDL in Apple Color (rest in peace) and was able to color correct it and render out DPX files.
Back in Premiere Pro CS5.5, I imported the DPX files into a sequence and noticed that each DPX “still” had a duration of 6 seconds and 6 frames. Of course, when I played back this DPX sequence, it appeared to be playing back at super slow motion speed (even though the play head moved accordingly – 23.976).
The attached photos show my render settings in Color and how the DPX files look in Premiere Pro’s Project window. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I don’t think this workflow is viable right now. As I understand it, you must bring XML from Premiere Pro into FCP,
then into Color. If anyone has this working right with an EDL from Premiere Pro into Apple Color and a DPX output, please let me know.We are now working to get a smooth workflow with Resolve. I suggest you look at that application going into the future.
If a workflow with Apple Color is important to you, file a feature request: https://www.adobe.com/go/wish
Kevin Monahan
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Adobe After Effects
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Thank you, Kevin. With Apple no longer supporting Color, maybe not worth pursuing. I’ll be looking into Resolve.
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