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Roto Brush will not render correctly because of framerate
Hi,
I opened an AE-file I hadn’t used for a while, and I got te following warning message:
‘Roto Brush & Refine Edge will not render correctly because te source frame rate changed from 23,999 fps to 24,000 fps. To fix, change it back.’
I changed the framerate of the footage-layer (via ‘interpet footage’), but the Roto Brush still doesn’t render the right way.
I don’t understand why the framerate and Roto Brush are wrong, because I didnt’ever change the framerate.
Maybe it went wrong when the project was converted to the new AE CC – 2014 format?
I hope someone can help me out,
thanks in advance.
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8 Replies
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Check your comp frame rate too (just in case).
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Yes, I already checked the comp framerate, but it was set to the right framerate.
I opened the project in AE CC 12.2 and that worked well. I checked ‘interpret footage’ and it says the framerate of the footage is 23,999 fps. But when I open the same footage in AE CC 2014, the framerate is 24, for the same footage.
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That’s odd. What kind of footage is it? Format? Codec? Etc.
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It’s an .mp4 file, 960 x 540, 24 fps
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Where did this non-standard mp4 originate? Like, from where did you get it?
Also, what happens if you import the CC version of the project file into a brand-new CC 2104 project?
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[Michael Szalapski] “Also, what happens if you import the CC version of the project file into a brand-new CC 2104 project?”
The same warning message shows up. And the framerate is still 24 fps, the same as when I open it as a project.
[Michael Szalapski] “Where did this non-standard mp4 originate? Like, from where did you get it?”
I downloaded it from vimeo: https://vimeo.com/78448851
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Try transcoding the problematic footage into a proper production codec.
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Okay, I’ll try that. Thank you!
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