Noob question - Framerates
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Noob question - Framerates
This may seem like a noob question, but I never really had any need to change my project settings...until now.
How do I change the framerate in my settings? I use Adobe Premiere Elements 1.0 and I tried to change the Timebase, which is at 29.97 to 30 or 23-whatever fps. The setting is locked and I cant do anything to change it at all. I also tried Vegas, Adobe Premiere Pro 6.5 and Elements 3.0. All of them are locked...
How do I change the framerate in my settings? I use Adobe Premiere Elements 1.0 and I tried to change the Timebase, which is at 29.97 to 30 or 23-whatever fps. The setting is locked and I cant do anything to change it at all. I also tried Vegas, Adobe Premiere Pro 6.5 and Elements 3.0. All of them are locked...
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
Premiere 6.5 is not a pro version. O.o
Anyway, yeah, framerate is a locked voice for premiere projects, along with resolution and a buncha other things. It's unlocked in older versions (6.x for example), and in CS4 it can be different for every sequence.
Vegas should be unlocked however (dunno why it apparently isn't for you), and so should be in After Effects, so might want to try those instead - AE sounds like a good solution since you should be able to import the premiere project, albeit, being it an elements project, I can't be sure...
Anyway, yeah, framerate is a locked voice for premiere projects, along with resolution and a buncha other things. It's unlocked in older versions (6.x for example), and in CS4 it can be different for every sequence.
Vegas should be unlocked however (dunno why it apparently isn't for you), and so should be in After Effects, so might want to try those instead - AE sounds like a good solution since you should be able to import the premiere project, albeit, being it an elements project, I can't be sure...
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
Oops, I accidently typed "pro" after Premiere. XDmirkosp wrote:Premiere 6.5 is not a pro version. O.o
Anyway, yeah, framerate is a locked voice for premiere projects, along with resolution and a buncha other things. It's unlocked in older versions (6.x for example), and in CS4 it can be different for every sequence.
Vegas should be unlocked however (dunno why it apparently isn't for you), and so should be in After Effects, so might want to try those instead - AE sounds like a good solution since you should be able to import the premiere project, albeit, being it an elements project, I can't be sure...
Yeah it's not a pro version.
I tried what you said....and then I found out that my Elements can't change them. << And I don't know anything about Vegas or AE yet. My friend suggested Adobe Premiere 7, so I'm going to try that. Thanks for replying. =3
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
I suggest (if it's a suitable solution for you):
Finish the project, render out a lossless, make a new lossless encode with a different framerate
Finish the project, render out a lossless, make a new lossless encode with a different framerate
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
I've always heard that you can make a new sequence with the new framerate, then just import your old sequence into that sequence.
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
Pro can adjust everything on the fly.
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
I once pasted a 24fps sequence content into a 60fps sequence out of curiosity in CS4. It wasn't perfectly inserted, but not a bad transformation though.Zarxrax wrote:I've always heard that you can make a new sequence with the new framerate, then just import your old sequence into that sequence.
I donnu. Let's say you have a 30fps footage and edit it in a 24fps sequence. Than you insert this sequence into a 30fps sequence. You would just make a 24fps to a 30fps video, right? It wouldn't take the original 30fps or am I wrong? I'm curious!
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Re: Noob question - Framerates
Yeah, it takes it as 24fps. A sequence is somewhat like a rendered lossless clip to premiere. There are some slight differences tho, I think (if you speed it up it doesn't frame blend, but that might be 'cause I use a bugged beta version.)Bauzi wrote:I once pasted a 24fps sequence content into a 60fps sequence out of curiosity in CS4. It wasn't perfectly inserted, but not a bad transformation though.Zarxrax wrote:I've always heard that you can make a new sequence with the new framerate, then just import your old sequence into that sequence.
I donnu. Let's say you have a 30fps footage and edit it in a 24fps sequence. Than you insert this sequence into a 30fps sequence. You would just make a 24fps to a 30fps video, right? It wouldn't take the original 30fps or am I wrong? I'm curious!