I shot a wedding entirely in 24PA with the DVX100. I captured all of it in a premiere pro 1.5 project using the standing 29.97 settings. I edited the entire wedding (took many hours) and once i finally rendered the video........it is choppy. Each video file in the project window shows up as 23.976 but after it is rendered in the timeline it is choppy. I realize now that I should have shot the wedding in 24P standard. So now i have a finished wedding that is choppy. Is there anyway I can convert this to true 29.97?
Serious Problem Please Help!!
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Ronbo
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I posted this on another fourm go read this tread.
Ronbo
http://www.wrigleyvideo.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15982
Ronbo
http://www.wrigleyvideo.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15982
FilmMagic
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Ganny,
Did you have any luck with this? I had posted something last week about having the same problem and didn't get an answer. I'm really ticked off at Adobe for this one. They've been great in times past but this really takes the cake. I have an XL2 and the 24p just doesn't work on Premiere. I have Vegas and it looks like I'm going to try to learn it until Adobe gets their act together and since I don't care for Avid too much. Let me know if you have had any success?
~Bryan
Did you have any luck with this? I had posted something last week about having the same problem and didn't get an answer. I'm really ticked off at Adobe for this one. They've been great in times past but this really takes the cake. I have an XL2 and the 24p just doesn't work on Premiere. I have Vegas and it looks like I'm going to try to learn it until Adobe gets their act together and since I don't care for Avid too much. Let me know if you have had any success?
~Bryan
FilmMagic
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Ganny,
Just tried something you might like. I had an old version of Vegas. Captured 24p in Vegas and rendered it as an AVI 29.97. Imported that into Premiere as 29.97 and exported it as 29.97 and TA DA......NOT CHOPPY AND STILL LOOKED LIKE FILM!!! So if you want to give that a shot, go to Ebay and get an old version of Vegas since you really won't be using that for editing.
~Bryan
Just tried something you might like. I had an old version of Vegas. Captured 24p in Vegas and rendered it as an AVI 29.97. Imported that into Premiere as 29.97 and exported it as 29.97 and TA DA......NOT CHOPPY AND STILL LOOKED LIKE FILM!!! So if you want to give that a shot, go to Ebay and get an old version of Vegas since you really won't be using that for editing.
~Bryan
smithy
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That's the best thing about Vegas--it renders 24PA without any problems like Premiere does..You might be able to use a demo for vegas then send it back to premiere before the 30day trial is over..nested timelines is available now in Vegas 6.0 but this might get your wedding project done for now.
FilmMagic
Active member
Ganny,
I would try what smithy said. The only problem is though, I think the demo of Vegas can only render 2 minute AVIs, so you would be rendering a LOT of them and you would have bring them all together in Premiere. Other than that, http://search.ebay.com/search/searc...kr=1&from=R8&satitle=Vegas+Editing&category0= , give it a look. Let us know how your project turns out.
~Bryan
I would try what smithy said. The only problem is though, I think the demo of Vegas can only render 2 minute AVIs, so you would be rendering a LOT of them and you would have bring them all together in Premiere. Other than that, http://search.ebay.com/search/searc...kr=1&from=R8&satitle=Vegas+Editing&category0= , give it a look. Let us know how your project turns out.
~Bryan
I posted the answer to this question in a different thread. Please check it out.
Also, it doesn't matter if you shoot 24pn or 24pa - you'll still have the stuttering problem in a 30fps timeline. Either use a 24fps timeline or shoot in 30p or 60i. Or do the workaround on every project.
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=30581
Also, it doesn't matter if you shoot 24pn or 24pa - you'll still have the stuttering problem in a 30fps timeline. Either use a 24fps timeline or shoot in 30p or 60i. Or do the workaround on every project.
http://www.dvxuser.com/V3/showthread.php?t=30581