Rendering issues

[Tim Kolb]

So…the PPro 5.5 export imported into CC2014…how do the clip properties look there?

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Video Producer at I-CAR

[Gina Sarentino]

Here are my settings in cs 5.5

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Here is the results of the cs 5.5 export, imported into CC 2014

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[Tim Kolb]

The images aren’t coming up for some reason.

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Video Producer at I-CAR

[Gina Sarentino]

Settings in Cs5.5

Results in CC 2014

[Tim Kolb]

are you showing the source or program sequence controls?

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Video Producer at I-CAR

[Gina Sarentino]

The photos after the cs 5.5 settings are what I get when I take that cs 5.5 export into cc2014.

[Gina Sarentino]

Hi Tim

I wanted to add a small note, as I was working today I noticed a small detail in this issue. Now im posting a photo below of what my timecode looks like when I bring in a exported 24fps file (the same file that shows upto 29 frames)

Notice how the breakers are semi colons (;). I realized that usually these breaks between the numbers are colons (:). I hope this is not confusing.

So then I put that 24fps exported clip into my timeline and I double clicked it to show it in the viewer, and everything is fine, in the viewer it displays a correct timecode, and the breakers are colons (:). But in the project window it displays it inaccurately.

I hope this is not confusing.

[Tim Kolb]

Yes, this is part of what I was driving at…

Semi-colons indicate drop-frame 29.97 timecode. If you don’t see them in the source window, then it means you’ve placed your 24 fps clip on a 29.97 fps timeline…which will show you 29.97 timecode and frame numbering.

Does the source window show a 29 frame count?

Is this the sequence setting you got if you auto-create a sequence from the clip settings?

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Video Producer at I-CAR

[Gina Sarentino]

Yes when I put double click the video it shows the 29 frame count on the source window.

The file that I open in the source window isn’t in any sequence, but when I put it in my custom sequence (its a 23.976 fps sequence) it displays everything correctly in the source window. Am I making sense?

I have myself created the sequence settings according to the files Im working with.

I really appreciate your help Tim, if you could just guide me on what to do further to solve this issue it would be great.

[Tim Kolb]

I’m not entirely sure what the issue is yet.

When you bring in the file from CS5.5…in CC…

I’d like to account for all the following scenarios:

1. Double click on the clip in the project panel after it’s imported…(do not place it in a sequence yet)
-does it show 29 frames in the counter in the source panel?
-does it show the clip as 24 fps in the top of the project window?

2. Drag the clip over the ‘new item’ icon on the bottom of the project panel…
-what are the sequence settings for the sequence that is created from the clip?

3. Try exporting a clip from CS5.5 at 23.976 fps instead of 24 and see if that exhibits any strange behaviors in CC with the same tests please.

TimK,
Director, Consultant
Video Producer at I-CAR