[Christian Seel]

UPDATE: I figured it out. It did not have to do with the version, but the fact that I was working with an image sequence rather than a video file. When I rendered out the video and ran the stabilizer again, everything worked.

[Christian Seel]

An update: I did solve this problem:

If you have the “low light” feature of the gopro on, it will not properly record the higher frame rate, despite the settings. Weird.

[Christian Seel]

I’m having this issue with the Hero4 Black, 1920×1080 footage shot at 120fps in PPCC2014. PP and AE show the clips in the project window as 59.94 and 119.88 frame rates respectively, so I know they were shot correctly.

When I put the 59.94 or 119.88 clips into the 23.98 timeline, they playback at normal speed – as if they were shot at 23.98. When I do a speed/duration control (20% for 119.88) it just multiplies the existing frames:

119.88 @ 100% = ABCD
119.88 @ 20% = AAAABBBBCCCCDDDD

I tried interpreting the footage in both PP and AE and it does the exact same thing.

Can someone help me with this?

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Christian Seel
Photographer/DP
Los Angeles, CA
https://www.christianseelmedia.com

[Christian Seel]

Thanks Ryan.