[Brad Allen]

Hey Louis,

If it were me I think I would keep everything in progressive full frames and then deal with interlacing based on the final export format.

Are there any disadvantages that I’m not aware of in going this route?

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[Brad Allen]

Hey louis,

Not sure what the problem is for you. I just did exactly what you said and it worked perfectly. I first created a comp running at 30fps for a duration of 5 seconds and rendered. I then created a new comp running at 25fps, interpreted the rendered footage at 25fps (instead of the default 30) and the piece pulled out to 6 seconds when in the new comp.

Would you like me to create a video tutorial of the steps?

Cheers,
Brad

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[Brad Allen]

Hey Adam,

I would guess that your having trouble with sound in AE because you are using an mp3. For whatever reason, After Effects hates mp3 files. In fact really it only likes uncompressed audio to work with.

I would recommend converting your mp3 to a .wav file first and then importing.

Hope that helps 🙂

Cheers,
Brad

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