converting 60i to 24p in premiere pro 2.0

[john818]

hi everyone i was wondering is it possible to convert 60i footage to 24p in premeire pro 2.0,if yes how do i do it.thank you

 

[Huy Vu]

hi everyone i was wondering is it possible to convert 60i footage to 24p in premeire pro 2.0,if yes how do i do it.thank you

Not possible. You need After Effect.

 

[john818]

dam,thanks for letting me know

 

[kidwoo]

Not possible. You need After Effect.

Just did a search on this (and just ordered After Effects), but do you know of anywhere this procedure has been discussed before? I couldn't find anything in the AE forum.

I've got some mixed footage, some with 60i, I'd like to get in slow mo. I don't have the AE manual in hand yet, but I'm assuming it's going to be somewhat daunting for newbie.

I'm also using Premiere Pro (older 1.5 though).

thanks

 

[Huy Vu]

http://forums.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/fps/index.htm

Or if you still have some cash you can order Magic Bullet Suite. It does it in a push of a few buttons and quality should be higher.

 

[kidwoo]

http://forums.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/fps/index.htm

Or if you still have some cash you can order Magic Bullet Suite. It does it in a push of a few buttons and quality should be higher.

Bookmarked....

Thanks again. That will certainly be helpful.


I'll wait and see if the standard AE conversion is an $800 headache before committing to the magic bullet plugin

 

[mvb]

Try DVFilm Maker, it's only $145 and has a free demo http://dvfilm.com/maker

 

[sean90291]

Or CineForm's Neo HDV for $249. They play very well together with Premiere.

 

[UncleBenji1977]

I concur on the DvFilmmaker recommendation. It rocks my universe, and you get free updates for life.

 

[dregenthal]

Just did a search on this (and just ordered After Effects), but do you know of anywhere this procedure has been discussed before? I couldn't find anything in the AE forum.

I've got some mixed footage, some with 60i, I'd like to get in slow mo. I don't have the AE manual in hand yet, but I'm assuming it's going to be somewhat daunting for newbie.

I'm also using Premiere Pro (older 1.5 though).

thanks

If you only ordered AE to do the conversion, find out if you can canel the order or return it--that's far too much money to invest for what you are trying to do (at least as specified in your question).

There are probably very few software packages, and plug-ins, that I don't have for a PC. RayLight is a no brainer--it works, it will work with the software you presently use (and also will if you upgrade your PremPro later). Free demo and great price.

Do it!

 

[kidwoo]

If you only ordered AE to do the conversion, find out if you can canel the order or return it--that's far too much money to invest for what you are trying to do (at least as specified in your question).

There are probably very few software packages, and plug-ins, that I don't have for a PC. RayLight is a no brainer--it works, it will work with the software you presently use (and also will if you upgrade your PremPro later). Free demo and great price.

Do it!

To be honest, I've got a VERY good hookup for adobe products. It's not worth canceling but I'll check RayLight out as well. There are some other things I've been wanting to do that After Effects fits the bill for anyway.

But I harbor no delusions......if there's a better (easier) way to do the 60i conversion, I'm happy to explore them. I've been using an old GL2 for while and I can't justify an HD cam right now. So whatever I get (100b probably in the near future), I'm going to want to do this quite a bit.

Thanks for the info!