I am editing using Premiere Pro for CS4. I edited some footage on a sequence with the incorrect settings and am now having major troubles exporting the video.
I shoot HD footage (1280x720, at 24 fps) with a Nikon D90.
What I did wrong initially was to edit the footage with a frame rate of 25 instead of 24/23.976 . When I realized my mistake, I copied this footage into a new sequence with the correct settings and frame rate.
However, now the footage is very jumpy and drops frames after it is exported. I looked for a feature that would allow me to remove the distortion due to copying the edited footage between sequences with different frame rates (like Final Cut's "remove attributes", "distort"). However, so far I cannot find anything.
If this is not the main problem, I am guessing that I am exporting the video incorrectly. The only preset that allows me to have both HDV and 1280x720 (the size of my video) is H.264. However, this same preset only allows for 23.976 fps, not 24 fps (which is what the D90 records in). Could this be the issue?
Any ideas? I would love some help!
I shoot HD footage (1280x720, at 24 fps) with a Nikon D90.
What I did wrong initially was to edit the footage with a frame rate of 25 instead of 24/23.976 . When I realized my mistake, I copied this footage into a new sequence with the correct settings and frame rate.
However, now the footage is very jumpy and drops frames after it is exported. I looked for a feature that would allow me to remove the distortion due to copying the edited footage between sequences with different frame rates (like Final Cut's "remove attributes", "distort"). However, so far I cannot find anything.
If this is not the main problem, I am guessing that I am exporting the video incorrectly. The only preset that allows me to have both HDV and 1280x720 (the size of my video) is H.264. However, this same preset only allows for 23.976 fps, not 24 fps (which is what the D90 records in). Could this be the issue?
Any ideas? I would love some help!