[Abu Tamyr]

Thanks Dave Laronde…i try to keep my math lessons Fresh.

So i used the Handbrake software to convert the 29.76 video into 29.97. After importing the converted video into adobe, it still recognizes it as 29.76fps.

[Abu Tamyr]

Here is an example of the videos i am making as i prepare for the upcoming school year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx684TypNyo

This particular video is an example of an 11 hour render.

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[Abu Tamyr]

Thanks Jeff Pulera.

No, I am not using a screen capture app. I am filming 2 different angles. I shoot one angle with a Gopro and the other using my samsung
galaxy S5 phone using the front camera. Perhaps it is the phone Camera that is the cause of the problem.

I will try your suggestion of converting frame rates and then i will report back.

I am so thankful for the knowledge this forum provides.

[Abu Tamyr]

Thanks for suggesting that. Could you please elaborate on t that idea though because I don’t see anything unusual about the source frame rate. It’s set at 30fps progressive and 48,000 khz audio. I’m still new to adobe so I’m interested in your perspective.

[Abu Tamyr]

I will give that a try. Based on your experience, is the loss in quality negligible? How about the quality differwnce between 1 pass and 2 pass?

[Abu Tamyr]

Here is a screenshot. Sorry that it’s sideways.

[Abu Tamyr]

Hi Dave,

On average, the videos are 14 minutes in duration. I produce a split screen video using 2 video cameras shot in 1080P and superimpose WAV audio files that I record on a separate condenser microphone to provide better audio quality.