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iPhone 4s Video - Serious Sync Issues Eliminate Premiere as a tool

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I was excited to see how great the video is from the iPhone 4s. I have taken one hour 1080P videos of lectures that look great. However, when pulled into Premiere (CS5), the sound goes out of sync to the point that it is unusable after about seven minutes. I have checked the original file (.MOV) using QT - it plays perfectly. Indeed, I can trim and split the file using QT and I know that creating a bunch of small videos to link in Premiere would be a solution of sorts.

What is the deal? No ability by Adobe to handle MOV files and the screwy indexing they use? Disappointing.

Or have I missed something? The sync problem is apparent in the source window - before I add to sequence. Any ideas? Has anyone tried this with an iPhone 4S video beyond 10 minutes?

Brad

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martinalejandroggCorrect answer

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1- Download Handbrake.

2- Change from Variable Frame Rate to Constant Frame Rate.

3- Import to PPro.

Cheers.

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John T Smith

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Does your video match your project setting... so there is NO red line over the timeline?

See 2nd post for picture of NEW ITEM process http://forums.adobe.com/thread/872666

http://blogs.adobe.com/premiereprotraining/2011/02/red-yellow-and-green-render-bars.html

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Yes, indeed the bar is green, I think. (kind of a yellow, green) And I created the sequence exactly as your post suggested by dragging the file over the "new". Here is the resulting settings:

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the_wine_snob

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Looks like those settings did not make it into your post. Could you type them out again?

Thanks and good luck,

Hunt

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