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Also: What exactly are you rendering?
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Hmm. I have a 23,976 DV option in AME CS6. Are you missing the whole preset/codec?
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Just import the project file as you would import a movie file.
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Try importing the project file to a new project.
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As far as I know the DV specced 24P is actually 23,976.
https://www.adamwilt.com/24p/index.html#24pRecording
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I would use whatever the footage was shot at.
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Your machine is pretty slow for that and RAM will not help that much.
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Dunno about your other footage, but I would transcode the iPhone clips to a better format. The iPhone files are variable framerate so they will lose sync with the clip audio in Premiere. Also I’d probably make a 25fps 720p sequence for that lot and just use the native files in that. Put the default scale to frame size-option on in the general preferences menu.
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Sony Vegas is a NLE and it will understand the pixel aspect ratio. If you render it out from Vegas with DV PAL specifications it will look the same as it did from AE.
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DV PAL widescreen is specced at 720×576 with a pixel aspect ratio of 1.4587. It will look squeezed if the player can’t figure out the pixel aspect ratio, but it’ll work on a DVD and in broadcast. You could export it as a custom 1050×576 resolution at a square pixel ratio, but then it will not fit the specification of DV PAL.