Variable Frame Rate (VFR) Fix in CC2017?

[Chris Jacek]

Jacob,

Sadly, I still never resolved this. Yet another year goes by and my reward for sticking with Premiere is the need to cut and slip my audio every 30 seconds to stay in quasi-sync. I, too, am a Windows user (a convert, that used to work on the FCP team at Apple). I’m hoping that someday Adobe carries through on their teases to address this.

Chris

Professor, Producer, Editor
and former Apple Employee

[Long Tran]

Hello, I’m new to this forum and haven’t have problem with my video game record when rendering on premier pro. My vga card still handles record well at 60fps. However I look for solution when the time comes that my vga card can’t handle 60fps anymore.

As far as I see premier pro has problem with VFR videos which causes audio/video ‘s sync problem, so why don’t you just detach audio from the original videos and save it to an mp3 or aac file.

Then in premier pro, unlink and delete audio from the video on sequence, then put the detached audio file back to the sequence and start editing ?

[Kak Sleduet]

Chris,

Maybe this way will solve your problem, I think it’s one of the fastest.
Change the file extension to .dif
example:
myvideo.mov — myvideo.dif
import into premiere and the audio delay may be lost.
It helped me.

I apologize for bad English, I’m from Russia

[Peter Garaway]

Hi all,

In the 12.0.1 update, Premiere introduced support for Variable Frame Rate (VFR) media.

See details here

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html

Peter Garaway
Adobe