Tino D'voe
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i’m finding the exact same issue as this post I dug up with a search.
anyone know what could be causing this problem? i’m trying to export with premiere pro using h.264 and every player has its own ‘look’ and i have no idea what could be causing this.
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edit:
found out that this card needs a hack so i followed the manual instructions here and it looks like it’ll work!
https://www.studio1productions.com/Articles/PremiereCS5-2.htm
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thanks for the replies. I’ll try again with just changing the level setting.
What about matching the framerate? My original footage is 23.976, the default with youtube export is 24fps, should i export at 23.976 or 24?
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wow awesome trick.
Thank-you!
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thanks for the help!
I tried pre-compose again and selecting ‘move all attributes to new composition’ option allowed me to adjust the time and control where in the clip the footage would slow down.
I’m glad I went through the hassle too btw, the footage rendered perfectly and they’re so smooth that you’d think it was ramped on the camera!
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i’ve tried setting ‘stretch’ to 200%, doing the precomp thing by hitting ctrl+shift+c, tried prerenering too but still the same problem. The footage simply starts at an earlier point and no matter what I can’t get the actual part that I want slowed down to show in the timeline.