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January 21, 2020
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Proxy creation in 100fps not possible with 14.x version ?

  • January 21, 2020
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Hello, we often create 100 fps MP4 files in 1920x1080 HD to do Slow Motion clips, which then are slowed down to either 50 or 25%. In Premiere v13.x it was possible to create Quicktime Proxy files with 960x540 resolution and 100fps using a matched source encoding setting and an import setting referring to this one. This worked fine until version 14.x.

 

All proxy files we create with the same settings are now set to 60fps and it is now not possible to even create / import a setting with matched source again. We also cannot create any manual setting with 100fps, since 60fps is maximum in the dropdown menu. As for now we are not able to use Premiere 14.x anymore due to this limitation.

 

It's not an option to use proxy files which do not match the original fps, since this totally confused premiere and also the preview playback is just stuttering as hell, it's unuseable.

 

Please can anyone help with this topic?

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    Metov5F87
    New Participant
    August 5, 2021

    Hello, everyone! I have been struggling with this problem for months and have tried everything. At the end, I followed the post above (thanks for it) and now I have an excellent decision. This is a script for ffmpeg, which you just need to drop to the folder with your footages and run it. It automatically creates "proxies" folder with your 100fps ProRes Proxy files (and Adobe Proxy watermark if you want). Write me if you need it as me.

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    Vizart5C30
    New Participant
    September 20, 2021

    Hi, I'm facing the same problem. This script will help me a lot. Can I ask you to send this script by e-mail? 

    fedotov79@mail.ru

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    basil1891
    Inspiring
    December 4, 2020

    You can try external proxy generator, like ffmpeg. Assuming your OS is Windows, I've uploaded ready to use solution. Instructions inside, it's just as simple as drag-and-drop. Output is .mp4, just in case Premiere refuse to import it as proxy, so you can workaround it by replacing files manually. But you can edit script to get .mov if needed.

    https://1drv.ms/u/s!Andr88T403Spe4Olgh1kEKt7gl8?e=m8m4pp

     

     

     

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    Teddyen
    New Participant
    December 4, 2020

    I have the same challenge. Using h.265 is not a fix at all. We use proxies to increase performance, not decrease it. h.265 is the most demanding codec out there, and is not at all suited for proxies. Having an Adobe official recommend this as a solution is quite alarming.

     

    All 100fps clips are renderes as 60fps proxies with Apple ProRes or GoPro CineForm, using the latest 14.6 release.

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      morley_a_christoph
      New Participant
      April 10, 2020

      Sama Problem, 100fps files in h.264, I need Proxy proress 1280x720 at 100fps, why is this not working anymore?

        R Neil Haugen
        R Neil Haugen
        Legend
        April 10, 2020

        Use H.265 as stated above.

         

        Neil

        Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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        morley_a_christoph
        New Participant
        April 11, 2020

        but I don't want to take h.265 because it takes forever to render and it is much harder on my computer to decode. I would like to know why prores 100fps is not available anymore??? I worked very good in the past. Doesn't make any sense to me that this is not available anymore.

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          Ekrem65
          New Participant
          January 21, 2020

          Ben YouTube hesabım var fakat bunu arttirmsliyim yardımcı olur musunuz

           

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          Community Manager
          Sumeet Kumar ChoubeyCommunity Manager
          Community Manager
          January 21, 2020

          Hi there,

           

          If you wish to create proxy files at 100fps, please use h.265 format. In Media Encoder you may create an Ingest preset using h.265 at 100fps and then use that in Premiere Pro to create your proxies. Hope it helps. Let us know if you have any questions.

           

          Thanks,

          Sumeet

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          morley_a_christoph
          New Participant
          April 11, 2020

          but I don't want to take h.265 because it takes forever to render and it is much harder on my computer to decode. I would like to know why prores 100fps is not available anymore??? I worked very good in the past. Doesn't make any sense to me that this is not available anymore. Why is that so?

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