[Dimitri Papas]

thanks for your reply Jon, but the project in PP was copied over to a 25fps sequence, then that 25fps sequence was imported into AE for color correction.
i decided to nest parts, only to make it easier for me to color correct similar scenes.
im not concerned about audio sync as the project is a music clip and im not using any of the original audio.

My problem is in AE. the sequences and edits dont line up with the frame rate rulers, as indicated in screen shot 2 above. and this problem is only occurring in a few instances, where i get black video or a gap.

i dont understand why the edits/parts dont line up in AE, when in PP they do.

[Dimitri Papas]

Hey Jon

i realise this post is over a year old, but ive just done the same thing where i have HD mpeg video footage at 25fps and created a sequence in PP CS4 at 24fps.
i have edited the whole thing and have only just realised what ive done…DOH!
i have noticed that when there is fast movement in the video i can see like a stutter effect…..which is prob from the dropped frames.

ive tried to copy and paste seq1 (24fps) into a new seq (25fps), but the edited footage in the new timeline, has gaps between edits/cuts. and only in some of the sequence, not all??? (very strange)
(the seq @ 24fps definitely does not have these gaps)

i read you post about how to solve this by importing the old project into a new one with the correct frame rate, but when i import the old project into a new one, it still says in the project window that the old sequence is at 24fps.

so my understanding is that its the sequence that determines the frame rate of the project. and you can have multiple sequences in one project, with different frame rates.
is this correct?

am i missing something?

any suggestions as to how i’ll get around this issue?

ive just spent the last 2 weeks editing this clip and would really appreciate your help please.

cheers
dimitri