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Strange 1 frame offset when using CS6 Dynamic Link.
When Dynamic Linking between Premiere Pro and After Effects CS6, I’ve noticed that it offsets my footage by 1 frame, and also the comp itself seems to be a frame short when represented in the timeline.
Also, the first frame of the After Effects comp is offset by 1 frame as well.
Any idea why this would be happening?
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4 Replies
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Yes i have seen this also.
Have no answer to resolve this.———————————————–
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I would try and make the comp in AE – one frame longer….
Chris
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Yeah, I guess a little manual jiggering is required….
Hope they sort that out. Seems a bit janky.
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I have also noticed in CS6, that when digitising from a Betacam deck, there is a one frame offset as well.
I digitised a picture that started at 00:02:00:00 and when in Premiere, the picture actually starts at 00:02:00:01 – a little disconcerting!
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