Jon Downs
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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Nope. Not fixed. Am I crazy? How is it that no one else has noticed this?
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I just updated from Premiere 24.0.3 to 24.2.1, and the problem might be fixed. More testing is required, but fingers crossed.
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Just did some tests, and determined that the exported video is late by 1 frame (at 23.976fps) relative to the audio. Not a huge problem depending on the edit…but like I said, whenever I do fast cut-to-the-beat stuff, I notice it.
UPDATE:
More tests: Raw file in QuickTime is perfectly in sync. B<font face=”inherit”>ring the file into Premiere, change nothing, export it (file type doesn’t matter), video is 1 frame late </font>in QuickTime. Do the same process in Resolve, the exported file is NOT off by 1 frame in QuickTime. Huh?
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I fiddled with that setting just to be sure…but that doesn’t affect the exported file, just the playback on my color monitor.
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A good idea, but no. I do use a BM Ultra Studio to check color on an external monitor, but I don’t send audio to it. My audio leaves Premiere through the 1/8″ headphone jack of the Mac Studio, and goes to a pair of studio monitors. So when I view the exported video outside Premiere, there isn’t a change in audio chain.
When I search the net on this, I find nothing. Only people with massive audio drift caused by mixed/variable sample rates and stuff. What I’m seeing is more subtle…sync off 1-2 frames. Mostly I ignore it and my clients don’t mention it. But when I cut quickly to music, it becomes very apparent to me.
It blows my mind that when I pull the video back into Premiere, the sync is perfect…but it’s off EVERYWHERE else (Mac/Quicktime, PC/WindowsMediaPlayer, Vimeo, iPhone). Is this “normal”, but most people don’t notice it? I doubt it. I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.
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thanks for the feedback, guys.
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i actually used my PB to create a disk image from the install DVD, and dragged it over via firewire. worked like a charm. thanks!
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i just tried, and it said FCP can only be installed on a startup drive. it is the startup drive, it’s just the startup drive of another computer. any way to get around that? perhaps a way to transfer the contents of the install DVD over to the non-dvd drive quicksilver?
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but do you have any idea why this is happening?
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no, i didn’t. i don’t get it.