Importing transparent video in Premiere

[sherylp87637512]

Hi everyone,

I am working on a workout video and created a 30 second countdown and put it in a pink color matte circle. I exported my countdown as PNG and it downloaded 911 images. I placed the 911 images in a folder and imported them to premiere. I dragged the folder onto the timeline put each image is about 5 seconds long. I don't know how to make sure why the images together are not 30 seconds. Do I have to do something when I am exporting it? I would appreciate the help! Thank you!

[Vishu_Aggarwal · Accepted solution]

You will need to import the images as image sequence into Premiere pro. To do so follow the steps -

1. Go to Menu File > Import > Import window will open

2. Click on Options in the import window & than select Image Sequnce

3. Select your first image in the sequence and import.

Premiere pro will Import the png images as video frames.

Screenshot for reference -

Incase if you want to change the frame rate of image sequence than you can Right-Click on the video/image sequence in premiere pro project panel and than choose > modify > interpret footage...than choose Assume this frame rate

If you want to change the default import frame rate 25 FPS is default) than go to the Premiere pro preferences > media > change "Intermediate Media Timebase".

[Ann Bens]

25 is not default. The framerate of an image sequence is set by the Indeterminate Media Timebase in the Preferences.

[Vishu_Aggarwal]

I mean if you have refresh install of premiere pro  or never changed the preferences than Indeterminate Media Timebase is by default set to 25.00 FPS

[excited_Genie16B8]

1. Select the clips in the sequence,

2. Right click>Speed/Duration...

3. Unlink Speed and Duration, change Duration to 1 frame.

4. Check the Ripple box at the bottom of the dialog.

5. Hit OK

[SAFEHARBOR11]

Importing as Image Sequence is preferred as you will end up with a single 30-sec clip in Bin and on Timeline, versus 900 stills...

Thanks

Jeff

[excited_Genie16B8]

Importing as Image Sequence is preferred

Preferences vary.  Both methods get the job done.