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Time Sync Issue with AE CS6 Output vs Original .MOV Files
Hello.
I’ve got Premiere Pro CS6 project which is cut and almost complete. I have 3 .MOVs that comprise of all the source footage.
I took these after cutting into AE CS6 and have applied the Remove Grain effect and re-rendered all 3 .MOVs as PNG sequences.
I then took these, imported into Premiere and then Shift-Alt dragged them onto each clip in my sequence.
The imported PNG sequences themselves show slightly different total times even after interpreting the footage as the correct framerate (23.976)
The rendered video was also out of sync, starting on point, but getting slowly out of sync as each of the 3 videos got closer to the end.
I also noticed that Premiere seems to just chug along with these PNG sequences vs the original .MOVs when playing back within the application.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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2 Replies
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Make sure Your Sequence’s Frame rate and Your video’s frame rate are same…
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Thanks for checking this out. I double and triple checked the FPS in AE and in premiere and it’s all 23.976.
In my project window I could see the times were just slightly off for my image sequences vs the original .MOVs.
As a workaround I used the Time Stretch option on each clip to set the exact lengths of the image sequences to the same as my original .MOVs and that seemed to do the trick. Hoping this doesn’t cause frame blending issues.
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