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Quicktime Freezes giving an extra long timeline
I’m opening up some .movs that are about 2 minutes long in Quicktime Pro and the last frame freezes while the timeline continues to play for another 15 minutes or so.
When I import them into Premiere CS4 they do the same thing. The clip freezes on the last frame shot while the timeline continues to play for awhile.
I took my mac to the Apple store where they tried one of my clips in FCP and the clip length matched the video length. They suggested to reinstall my OS – but I wanted to check with you guys first.
I also thought when this first happened that the video would freeze while the audio played on.
Has anyone ever seen this or has a clue to fix it?
Premiere CS4
Quicktime 7.6.4
Mac OS 10.5.8Thanks!
Sean -
3 Replies
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Hi Sean,
Is this happening when your opening just a few specific files or when you open every file? If it’s just a few .movs that do this then they’ve probable been corrupted in some way. Since your using Quicktime Pro, you could just clip of the excessive length and save as a new file.
Try it, maybe it will help.
Mike
Michael Folorunsho
Video Producer/Creative Director
Clicktone Media
Creative Dynamic Video Production -
Quicktime Pro is virtually useless. If you import mov.H264 files into Premiere Pro, render them first ( otherwise they will freeze or work slowly) particularly 1920 x 1080 High definition , there should be no problems. Ps., We work in PAL.
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Quicktime Pro is virtually useless. If you import mov.H264 files into Premiere Pro, render them first ( otherwise they will freeze or work slowly) particularly 1920 x 1080 High definition , there should be no problems. Ps., We work in PAL.
Sorry for double up. Hope it helps.
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