Chris Tompkins
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LectroSonics – best
Chris
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No, No, a still from the video with the issue. Export a frame from the video track.
Chris
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That’s probably just your playback struggling, have you tried importing the file back in and seeing what premiere says it is?
Your clip is probably fine.
Chris
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Go with one of these:
AJA – T-Tap
BMD – Ultrastudio Mini Monitorand you’ll do just fine.
Chris
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Ya, there is no interlace. Your all progressive at 60p and 24p.
So, the answer is yes, you can always shoot 60p, edit in 24p and only slow down what you want.
Just recognize that 60p looks different then 24p, if you want the 24p look, then shoot 24p.
Chris
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Once the clip is in the proj. “right” click and choose; interpret footage.
Choose the frame rate you want to play it back. Then drop into the sequence. Do this before you apply a slow down% on a clip in the sequence. See pic:
Chris
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File-new sequence-settings, enter 950px for the width, will get you close enough. When you lay it in the larger one, crop the extra 3 pixels if need be. See pic:
Chris
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Your system is aging and this project could be taxing it’s resources.
You do NOT want to got to .h264 for the cross hop. This is more of a delivery codec, sometimes acquisition.
Can you import just that one sequence into the other project? I don’t recall if that works with CS5.
Chris
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Always native to save another compression step on your footage.
With that being said, if you have a lot of effects work or composting to do, it would serve you well to convert to Prores .mov file first.
Chris
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One advantage with 1080 is you can still edit in a 720 sequence, thus having room to push in and re-position shots without losing resolution.
Chris
