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The only way is to crop it out.
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[Ocean Byrne] “I’m having troubles where what I see in my comp window in AE doesnt look the same as what I get when I render it out”
Are you watching the file in Quicktime Player?
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There’s a setting in the software preferences on how Premiere imports different kinds of audio channels. Also making your sequences with adaptive audio tracks would be probably worth it because you can then click the little tree icon to map the channels to the proper outputs.
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Have you set your video color settings in your GPU settings? Nvidia control panel has the option to set the overlay dynamic range.
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That shouldn’t be the case if the footage is exactly 240fps. I’d guess on previous experience with iPhone stuff that the footage has a variable frame rate so slowing it down might do that. It would probably work better if you set the file to run at 24fps in the interpret footage settings.
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How is it different? What are the source/export formats?
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[Ispaxan Nixteridakis] “When i export the video is tottaly different from what i have graded it.”
How are you viewing your exported file?
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[Marc Hutchins] “Any thoughts?”
I’d buy a proper mobile workstation with a lot more RAM and a supported GPU. How does Premiere “error out” exactly?
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[David Baud] “Speeding up your program is pretty straight forward: using Cinematools or Quicktime Edit (Digital Rebellion) you just need to change the flag of your Quicktime movie to 25fps (make sure you make a copy of your 23.976 master first!)”
Or use interpret footage in Premiere.