Cutting clips in premiere (and switch later) problem

kearlywi · Post by **kearlywi** » Sun Aug 31, 2003 9:11 pm

Ok I am using editing method number 3 as detailed in EADFAG. I have successfully tested it out and gotten my crappy MJPEG file to switch with my avisynth file, and it even works when it is a specific peice of the MJPEG avi. However, I will need to make pre-made clips because hunting for specific scenes can take a long, long time. When I make clips from my MJPEG crappy avi and set them in bins for later use, then set those clips (from the secondary bin) on the timeline, they fail to switch. The swith does occur to some degree, but if a clip is 6 seconds long the avisynth replacement will be a 6 second replacement from some other part of the file (not good) and it gives me 6 seconds of footage that I do not want. The 6 seconds of footage seems to be grabbed randomly, it is not taken from the beggining of the file or the end.

post-it · Post by **post-it** » Sun Aug 31, 2003 9:34 pm

T_T my eye's hurt ~_~

kearlywi · Post by **kearlywi** » Sun Aug 31, 2003 10:03 pm

YES! I fixed the fucker.

When I made my MJPEG files in VDUB, it was with avisyinth script that included the WAVSource and AUDIODUB commands. The new avisynth script that I used to replace my MJPEG footage was exactly the same except that I had deleted the aforementioned command lines (so that I wouldnt have audio jumbling problems when I imported a video clip). It turns out (as I should have figured) that the AUDIODUB command affects the video's framerate, even when I said AssumeFPS(24).

So when the switch was made, the framerate had changed and it gave me a clip later on in the file that was also 6 seconds.