John-michael Seng-wheeler
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Drag a selection around both of them. Or click one, hold shift and click the second.
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Just select both clips in the timeline, right click, and select “merge clips…”
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I think adobe may have dropped a stinker… I’m having issues with 10sec or longer hanging across multiple CC2015 applications on multiple computers (both Win and Mac) In premiere, it hangs for 20sec or more when leaving trim mode. I got no further then that because any editing involving trimming was impossible.
I’m far to busy to deal with it now… I’m going to stay on CC’14 and wait for them to fix it.
I’m sorry I haven’t got any real advice… but know that you’re not alone!
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[Joe Weber] “I’m having the same problem: 29.97 fps is importing as 14.985 (14.99) fps.”
We need to know more about the files.
Format, codec, camera, any other programs that have touched them. (You mentioned audition. What exactly did you do?)
If you have a small file that isn’t working that you could dropbox I’d be happy to take a crack at it.
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Yeah, Apple seems to have finally killed the built in numpad on their laptops.
However, a USB numpad can but had for less then $10, so that’s probably the easiest solution.
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Both “H.264” and “H.264 Blu-Ray” give me the option for 24fps in Premiere CC. I can’t test CS6 at the moment.
Can you send me a screen shot so we know we’re not talking about different things here?
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Sounds like Premiere is displaying frame numbers instead of timecode.
You aren’t by chance editing cellphone videos are you?
Otherwise, try changing the timecode display settings.
You can do this directly by right clicking on the number and a menu will pop up asking how you would like to display timecode.There is also a timecode setting in the Project Settings > General window.
JM
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You could try this:
Duplicate each video file in the project. Interoperate one at 25fps and leave the other as is.
Take the sound from one and the video from the other and stick them in the timeline to they line up.
Merge them to a new clip.
A bit of a pain but if it works you should be able to use the files without transcoding and the resulting quality loss…
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What format are you outputing in? What does it say at the top in the format selection?
JM
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[Michele Poggi] “AME gets stuck on “Reading XMP”, and Premiere Pro just does not move an inch from 0% if I try directly exporting from it.”
How long have you waited before giving up? Depending on the size and complexity of the project this step can take quite a long time.
JM