from the new video guides (will be released soon):
"Notice that Premiere does not have an option for 23.976 fps footage. This is because it sucks. This is the reason why you should change all your footage to 24fps if you have done IVTC, otherwise Premiere doesn't have a timebase for it which will mess up your edits. Editing in 23.98fps is even worse than loading 23.976fps footage into a 24fps project (confused yet?)
For progressive footage, always edit 24fps footage with a 24fps project."
from the audio guide:
"So, you have some progressive (FILM) footage all in it's non-interlaced 23.976fps glory. You'll want to edit this in Premiere and make an nice 23.976fps amv, won't you?
Well tough.
"What?!?!" I hear you say.
"Tough", I reply.
You can't make 23,976fps videos with Adobe Premiere.... is no possible. You can do 24fps video... you can do 23.98fps video but damned if you can do 23.976.
So what are your options? Well, we've come up with a fairly good solution to this dilemna. Basically the idea is that you make a slightly faster version of your audio, edit at 24fps in premiere and change the video to 23.976fps later and re-attach your original audio."
We write these things because we know what we are talking about
