24p support in PPro

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trebax

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I have the original Premiere Pro (v7.0) and I was wondering what version supports 24p? And is this upgradable by patch?

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Don't think so. You can edit 24p footage, cause 24p footage is really just 60i footage. But you can't make premiere extract true 24p letting you edit on a full-frame progressive 24fps timeline. Your footage will still look fine though as long as you're ending up on an interlaced format (i.e. someone's TV)
 
PPro 1.5 supports 24PA while PPro 2.0 supports both 24pN and 24PA modes from the dvx - f5 & f6 scene dials on the cam. Oooo 1 more post to 500.
 
Yes, matter of fact when you open up Pro 1.5 it'll let you select Panasonic 24p as a profile.
 
Yes, matter of fact when you open up Pro 1.5 it'll let you select Panasonic 24p as a profile.
 
I though PP1.5 also supported both, being a PAL user myself I had to "work" harder at setting up 25P capture on PP2 (PP1.5 I just selected the panasonic 24p preset and changed the framerate to 25, can't do that in PP2, you have to do a custom preset from scratch)
 
i just bought ppro1.5 and i noticed that it allows you to select 'Panasonic 24p' when starting a project. In the text beside it, it says this is meant for 24p and 24pa, but then at the bottom it says that it preforms the 2:3:3:2 pull down, which would mean that its meant for 24pa....

im a bit confused as well. So far I have just been using 24pa footage.
 
Using PP1.5, I set the project settings at 24pa, then captured some 24pa footage. In Barry's book it said to make sure you let the software do the pulldown (2:3:3:2) or you will get some interlacing, is this automatic?

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In ppro 1.5 you edit 24p footage ina 29:97 timeline, if 24pa select the 24 p option in project settings.
 
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