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MOV 29.97 problems
Hello,
I read some posts but didn’t find a solution for my problem. And since i have not much experience, here it goes the question.
When I import a mov file (source: photo camara) to Premiere Pro, the timeline plays it with a slow image. The file is in 29.97 but it didn’t work in a PAL project either. I also tried to change the file to 25fps but then the audio gets slow. Do you know which could be the problem, and also, the solution. Here I let the file’s properties.
Thank you in advance,
FILE
fps: 29.97
SPEED: 3.71MBiTS/S
FRAME: 640X480Audio:
16 bit MONO
SPEED 4HZ
COMPRESSOR: DVi IMA -
7 Replies
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How well does the file play in Quicktime?
Cheers
Eddie -
It plays OK. Not the best quality, because it comes from a photo camara. I think this could explain something with the formats, bot no idea. Any suggestion?
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If you dislplay the movie info in the Quicktime player (Ctrl+J?) does the info match what you’re seeing in PPro?
The 4Hz looks very suspicious.
Cheers
Eddie -
This is the information in QuickTime:
Format: H.264, 640×480 Millions
MS DVI, Mono, 44.100kHzFPS: 29.97
640×480 pixels
Comes from a Camara.
Thank you.
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If the clip has 44.1kHz audio and PPro is seeing it as 4Hz, then all I can suggest is that you demux the video and audio and import them separately into PPro. If the audio is still a problem you will need to convert the audio from the “MS DVI” codec to a codec that you know (from other clips) works well in PPro.
Cheers
Eddie -
Sorry, I was wrong. Premiere Pro Recofnizes the file as follows:
48000 HZ (32) Mono.But maybe the problem is the codec, as you said?
Thabk you.
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[Maria Vazquez] “But maybe the problem is the codec, as you said?”
At this point that is my only guess.
Cheers
Eddie
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