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JaimeGomez78
JaimeGomez78
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November 4, 2024
Question

Premiere V25 exports XML with Wrong FPS

  • November 4, 2024
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I´m going mad because a task that i do many times that is export an XML from premiere and imported in Davinci Resolve for color grade is not working because every attemp of exporting is read by Davinci as a 50 FPS timeline. Myu sequence is 25p but noy way to Resolve read like that. At first time i blame Davinci, but i make many tests and with past XML´s, davinci read itt ok, but with the new version of premiere is alway export as 50 fps. And in Davinci a can´t change it.

Anyone else??

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    Abraham Offline
    Inspiring
    November 5, 2024

    Hey guys, do have a look at this bug report.
    https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/exporting-25fps-timeline-davinci-reads-as-50-fps/idc-p/14962646#M39797

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      Balkan5FAD
      Participant
      November 5, 2024

      Hello.. same bug here.. 

      Averdahl
      Community Expert
      AverdahlCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      November 4, 2024

      I did some testings and everything works here in Premiere Pro 25.0. What version do you have?

       

      The only time i get 50 fps in the XML is when i have it´s Timebase set to 50 fps. If the Timebase is set to 25, the XML is 25 for both progressive and interlaced. Go to Sequence > Sequence Settings and check.

       

      What result do you get when you import the XML into Premiere Pro?

        R Neil Haugen
        R Neil Haugen
        Legend
        November 4, 2024

        That's typically a mis-setting somewhere of the p/i thing. As normally when any of these apps takes a 25 fps and 'sees' 50 fps, that's what it's doing, going to interlaced. Or .... it's showing the interlaced 25 fps as 50 fps, which is actually "correct", as 25 fps interlaced has actually 50 frames in reality.

         

        So that's what you're looking for ... either a mis-setting in the sequence or export settings in Premiere, or a mis-setting of the 'read' of the fps and p/i in Resolve.

        Everyone's mileage always varies ...
        Peru Bob
        Community Expert
        Peru BobCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        November 4, 2024

        Can you post screenshots of your media properties, sequence settings, and export settings?

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