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Dynopete
Inspiring
June 5, 2017
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How to reset timeline to seconds/frames?

  • June 5, 2017
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My timeline shows strange numbers: 0:00f - 30f - 60f - 90f - 24f - 54f ...   Why does it go from 90f to 24f ?  How can I bring this back to just regular seconds and frames? Should it be by 30f increments? This is weird.  What am I missing here?

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    Correct answer Mike_Abbott

    Composition menu > Composition settings.

    Check your composition framerate

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    kirkeric
    kirkeric
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2017

    This is two questions.

    1.  How to set the display back to minutes and seconds, which is answered above.

    2.  How to get your frame rate right - at least that how it reads above.  If you just meant frames versus min/seconds, then done.  Not sure about your frame problem.  Are you having an issue interpreting frames or are simply saying it's reading your footage in frames?  If the latter, then your problem should be fixed.


    Eric

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    DynopeteAuthor
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2017

    The problem is, I'm working on a sequence in Premiere Pro. The sequence is set to a rate of 30f/s. I send the sequence to AE. I open the sequence in AE to realize the frame rate is now set to 96 f/s. I set it back to 30 f/s which is not a problem; but, I'm wondering why it's doing that. Why isn't the frame rate transferred from Premiere to AE? Thanks.

    kirkeric
    kirkeric
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2017

    Ok, so this is not at all about how it depicts it on the left (frames versus time).

    Here's what I'd try.   When you make the comp in AE, ensure in the comp settings that it is already set to the correct frame rate.  If you had an earlier comp at 96, when you make a new comp, it defaults to what you had last (same with comp size).

    And second, in case you didn't know, instead of "sending to AE", try selecting the sequence in Premiere, COPY (CNTL/C) and PASTE (CNTL/V) in the comp in AE.  That's what I always do.


    Eric

    Nexahs1138
    Nexahs1138
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2017

    Press ctrl + left click where the counter is and that will shift between seconds and frames.

    Mike_Abbott
    Mike_AbbottCorrect answer
    Brainiac
    June 5, 2017

    Composition menu > Composition settings.

    Check your composition framerate

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    DynopeteAuthor
    Inspiring
    June 5, 2017

    You are right, the frame rate of my composition was set to 96! This is definitely weird. This is a sequence that comes directly from Premiere and it is set to 30f in Premiere. I thought that the frame rate would be transferred from Premiere to AE. Obviously not.

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