Ivan Myles
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[Bryant Stanton] “If I were to highlight a clip and just type +12 then ENTER in the timeline, the clip would move forward 12 frames.”
Should work in Premiere: highlight the clip(s), type “+” or “-“, and enter the desired increment in frames or timecode.
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[Shane Ross] “That seems like a lot of work just to dip the audio.”
Only takes a few seconds in the Audio Mixer Panel to set it up. The primary advantage is the ability to make changes while editing without having to go back to each clip.
It’s just a suggestion; do what works best for your workflow. 🙂
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[Alex Udell] “copy and paste attributes to multi-selected others.”
Don’t all the clips need to start on the same frame for the keyframes to be sync’d?
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Link the tracks to an audio submix track and keyframe the submix.
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Ashley, try reducing the number of quick cuts in the problem areas.
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[Nina Sargsyan] “I want to know does interpreting my footage from 23.976 to 24fps affect it negatively in any way shape or form?”
One out of every 1000 frames will be dropped, which should not be noticeable unless it is high motion footage.
[Nina Sargsyan] “Now I shot 24fps on all cameras, but as we all know when we bring DSLR footage shot 24fps into premiere it displays it at 23.976.”
Premiere supports 24fps. Are you using custom settings or presets?
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That confirms it is not MP4. Try changing the extension to .mpeg, .vob, or maybe .m2v.
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Make a copy of the file and change the extension to mpg. If that does not work, use MediaInfo to verify the codec.
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It sounds like the image dimensions or scaling might be smaller than the sequence dimensions. Please post a screen capture if that is not the issue.
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I have experienced issues with the MPEG2 encoder creating a short time lag with the audio. Import the encoded file into your project and compare to the final sequence. If the problem is confirmed you can offset by trimming/editing the beginning and pulling the audio forward by the same amount as the lag. Re-encode and check exported file in Premiere Pro.
The loss of two video frames is a bit more perplexing. If the issue is confirmed when you import the encoded file to Premiere Pro, please post a screen capture of the export settings.