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Why does my 50fps video play in double speed on a 25fps timeline
I have shot some clips in 1280×720 @ 50fps, on my Mark III. I have done this to create nice slow motions out of these clips.
My main timeline in Premiere CC (windows) is 1920×1080 @ 25fps.
I always thought..that when I dropped the 50fps clip on a 25fps, and I tell Premiere to interpret the footage as 25fps (via the project window).. it would become a nice slow motion. I have done this before.
However, when I tell premiere to interpret the footage as 25fps, it just plays at normal speed on my timeline, not in slow motion. If I drop it as a normal 50fps on my 25 timeline, it plays in double speed.
Did something change in Premiere, or am I overlooking something?
The weird thing is.. is that when i create a 50fps sequences.. and drop the 50fps clip on it.. it also plays in double speed…
who can shed some light. Basically, i just want to create smooth slowmotion with these 50fps clips on my 25 timeline..
thank you!
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Something is not quite right.
Might want to hold down shift+alt when opening premiere and then emptying the media cache database.———————————————–
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Thank you for your answer.. unfortunately.. it didnt work.
I forgot to tell you that I have both CS6 and CC on my computer at the same time. Not sure if this matters…? -
I figured it out:
I have the magic lantern hack on my 5D, and that has a setting to override the FPS of your vide. I had that checked, and it messed up the framerate so that premiere got confused or something. WHen I turn it of, everything works as it should..
thank you for your help !
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