[Noland Orozaco]

The footage was shot using the phantom. It will be displayed using a projector with 48fps capabilities.

[Noland Orozaco]

thanks for the reply darby,
time stretch resulted in unpredictable results, sometimes it would drop 9 frames, but sometimes it would drop 8 or 10.
It seems as though after effects has no way for the user to designate how many frames should be dropped when you downsize frame rates.
I came up with a solution however, using windows 7 I simply hide the files I don’t want aftereffects to pick up, so they’re in the same folder but after effects can’t see them because they’re hidden. That way I can control exactly what frames are dropped, and what frames are taken by after effects.
Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.

[Noland Orozaco]

Thanks for your advice, unfortunately the posterize time method doesn’t give the desired effect. What it does is create display one frame, then show that from for ten frames, then move on to the next frame, resulting in super slow motion.
What I’d like is for after effects to show frame 1, skip 9 entirely, and then show frame 11, skip nine, and show 21 etc.
Any sort of time remapping tool has unpredictable results, either blurring the frames or sometimes skipping 10 or 8 frames, even if mathematically it should skip 9.
I’m at the end of my rope, any other suggestions?
-Noah