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Phil Hawkins
January 26, 2015 at 2:04 pm in reply to: 25fps conversion to 24fps – then speed back up picture? Clever or stupid idea?

Thanks. I’m going to do a DCP test tomorrow and find out.
Phil Hawkins
January 26, 2015 at 10:08 am in reply to: 25fps conversion to 24fps – then speed back up picture? Clever or stupid idea?

Thanks. The DCP has to be 24FPS as this is the industry standard for delivery.
I can’t see any dropped frames to the eye when I watch the rendered out movie. Is there any software that can run a similar QC check to what channel would do so I could check the integrity of movie?
Phil Hawkins
January 26, 2015 at 10:06 am in reply to: 25fps conversion to 24fps – then speed back up picture? Clever or stupid idea?

Thanks for these options. I’ve tried both, especially option 1 which resulted in me not liking the final product because it was too slow for me, even with the pitch change. Call me a perfectionist!

Is the frame blending technique the same as adding a 25FPS video to a 24FPS timeline? I’ve rendered out and I can’t see any jerky movement to the video at all.
Phil Hawkins
January 25, 2015 at 2:02 pm in reply to: 25fps conversion to 24fps – then speed back up picture? Clever or stupid idea?

Thanks… but I would like to know if this is technically correct. Film’s go through many QC tests further down the line and I’d rather know now if converting in this way is going to throw up problems. It may appear correct to my eyes but I may be missing something a technician/engineer would know about.
Phil Hawkins
January 25, 2015 at 1:37 pm in reply to: 25fps conversion to 24fps – then speed back up picture? Clever or stupid idea?

Update… I’ve just tried simply putting the 25fps video onto a 24fps timeline in Premiere and adding the original mix. I’ve exported a section and the picture seems to play fine, the audio is in sync and the video setting displays as 24FPS.

Is this a solution?