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Need PAL ProRes HQ Quicktime 16:9 from NTSC
I don’t have Cinema Tools or Compressor. But I read previous posts that Cinema Tools changes 23.976 to 25fps very quickly, so wanted to post here to see if I can use the same advice with Media Encoder or Premiere CC. I will repost in Premiere forum if you wish.
My issue: I need a PAL ProRes HQ Quicktime 16:9 out of my NTSC 1:26:20/23.976 doc for PAL broadcast.
I tested a 6 minute section by exporting an MOV to ProRes HD 1080p 25 in Premiere. It was a very fast export and I don’t see quality loss or out of sync audio. Will the sync get progressively worse in an hour and a half doc?There aren’t ProRes HD Ntsc or Pal settings, only SD. Will the ProRes HD 1080p 25 file work for them?
Thank you!
Nancy L. Sutton Smith
Northeast Community College
Mass Media/Journalism/Post Production Instructor
Sutton Bay Media Company -
2 Replies
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if you did the export out of FCP, you’d probably see duplicate frames, as it attempts to fit 24 frames per second into 25 frames per second.
you may also have sync issues exporting directly from the 24fps timeline.
however you’re exporting out of Premiere.
maybe you should ask your question in the Premiere forum.nick
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The Creative Cow forum people put it in both Media Encoder and FCP so someone should be able to help.
Nancy L. Sutton Smith
Northeast Community College
Mass Media/Journalism/Post Production Instructor
Sutton Bay Media Company
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