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mikaelb20929650
Participant
December 11, 2018
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Variable fps in Prores 4444

  • December 11, 2018
  • 2 Antworten
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Hi,

I have an issue when exporting in Prores 4444 with files being of variable fps all over the place: 18.19, 24,84, 23,74.
The goal is to have a file of 25 fps.
These are the export settings:

The project contains material of different codecs, some of variable frame rate but I have never experienced Premiere exporting files with what seems random frame rates?
How do i solve this issue?


I am using Premiere Pro CC Version 12.12

Thanks.

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    Vidya Sagar
    Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    December 11, 2018

    Hi mikaelb20929650,

    Sorry for the trouble. It seems like a strange issue.

    Please share the exact workflow you are following to identify the frame rate of the files.

    Also, elaborate on the issue with an example.

    Have you tested the same in the latest version of Premiere Pro?

    Thanks,

    Vidya

    mikaelb20929650
    Participant
    December 11, 2018

    Hi Vidya,

    I have used Quicktime (both current and 7), VLC as well as a software called Mediainfo to see fps.
    One particular export turns out with a fps of 24.621212 despite export settings being 25 fps.

    Thanks,

    Mikael

    mikaelb20929650
    Participant
    December 14, 2018

    I belive I have found what is causing the corruption. If my clip on the timeline has the effect Warp Stabilizer and has its speed altered (in my case set to 50%), when exported as Prores 25 fps (I have tested with 422 and 4444) it will come out with a frame rate of less than 25 and interpreted in some playes/anayzing software as having vfr.
    The clip with Warp Stabilizer has a frame rate of 25.

    So I am unsure if this is specific for this version of Premiere, of Prores, graphic card.


    Hmm, so apparently this is still an issue, also without Warp Stabilizer, etc.
    Vidya, I have a sample file. How should I share this?

    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    December 11, 2018

    Premiere does not always handle vfr very well.

    Best is to convert to cfr with Handbrake before bringing it into Pr.