Anyway to make "slow-mo" footage appear to play at normal speed?

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The footage should not be in slowmotion, nor should it have been shot in slow motion. I doubt this was what the DP was aiming for either, but I have no way to contact them. Premiere is reading the footage as 23.976 fps. I have to speed up the footage about ~250% to make it appear somewhat normal speed. This is making the footage such a pain to deal with. I tried changing the sequence settings to 60fps to see if that does anything, but unforuntately it doesn't. Any advice?

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R Neil Haugen

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BlackMagic cameras have an HFR mode ... high framerate ... which the user can set to a speficif fr, then invoke by simply pushing a button. The DP may have had the camera on HFR without knowing it.

An easy way to figure out how much change you need is to put a new clip on a sequence, see where the audio file ends, as the audio is not sped up, and 'shorten' the video track to match the end of the audio track. That should get you a number, and you simply select all the other files, and apply that speed change to them.

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Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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RobShultz

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It sounds like you've found a solution. You could nest it after you do the speed change and then bring the nest in from the project panel whenever you need it.

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Peru Bob

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Just a longshot:

Try Preferences > Audio Hardware and set Input to None.

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