I made a movie FakeEdit here with number, assume in your case it’s your footage and that comp does not exist
What works in this case in AE is
1) Drop the 18 FPS movie in an 18 FPS comp and set Twixtor to 100%, do the Mark Segments here (of course remember to set Input FPS to 18)
2) Drop that comp into a 30 FPS and render
AE will also properly resample audio like that
I made a movie FakeEdit here with number, assume in your case it’s your footage and that comp does not exist
What works in this case in AE is
1) Drop the 18 FPS movie in an 18 FPS comp and set Twixtor to 100%, do the Mark Segments here (of course remember to set Input FPS to 18)
2) Drop that comp into a 30 FPS and render
AE will also properly resample audio like that
And I just figured the speed issue with Premiere, if you type 200% in Speed in Premiere, it becomes 199.8, you have to redo and type again 200.0 then you don’t loose a frame… (same in CC)
And I just figured the speed issue with Premiere, if you type 200% in Speed in Premiere, it becomes 199.8, you have to redo and type again 200.0 then you don’t loose a frame… (same in CC)
I will file a bug with Premiere with regards to speed being offset by 1
(you will see in intermediate movie that it turns 0 to 99 to 0,0, to 98
In a case where it’s a long sequence (not made up like here) that means you will loose the last frame
I will file a bug with Premiere with regards to speed being offset by 1
(you will see in intermediate movie that it turns 0 to 99 to 0,0, to 98
In a case where it’s a long sequence (not made up like here) that means you will loose the last frame
You will see it’s a frame counter and in the main sequence as set here you will see a blend between two numbers every 2 resulting frames
Perhaps there is something I don’t understand (like perhaps you have effective 15 FPS inside a 30 FPS movie, then that would require to use Interpret Footage instead)
I do note that I needed to slide by a frame the nested sequence as there appears to be a bug with Premiere Speed – duplicates the first frame
You will see it’s a frame counter and in the main sequence as set here you will see a blend between two numbers every 2 resulting frames
Perhaps there is something I don’t understand (like perhaps you have effective 15 FPS inside a 30 FPS movie, then that would require to use Interpret Footage instead)
I do note that I needed to slide by a frame the nested sequence as there appears to be a bug with Premiere Speed – duplicates the first frame