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Mocho Cinematic
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October 22, 2017
Question

Premiere Pro Can't play 25i UFF

  • October 22, 2017
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Hi Everyone,

I am working on an edit and the footage provided was shot in UFF. It displays as 25.00i UFF.

For some reason I can't edit any of it. The videos skip and the sound is out of sync, even when I export it does it with all this skipping frames.

When I pay it on quick time or VLC it plays just fine with no problems at all. And for whatever reason it plays fine on iMovie.

I have tried to Render it into different formats but it always does the same thing on premiere pro.

Any ideas?

Best,

Miguel

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    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    October 22, 2017

    I have no trouble editing interlaced footage.

    Clear cashe rename top folder the footage is in and reimport.

    Make sure you let it conform etc first before doing anything to the footage.

    What are your comp specs (be specific) Premiere build and what is the footage exactly. (MediaInfo Mac )

    Mocho Cinematic
    Inspiring
    October 22, 2017

    I have tried the footage on 4 different machines, windows and mac. All conformed, cache cleared and the exact comp settings. I tried tons of different options. It works on final cut pro, iMovie, davinci resolve and even hitfilm. It is just premiere Pro. I use a PC, I don't want to edit on other softwares, There must be an option

    Ann Bens
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    October 22, 2017

    Post screenshot of clip in MediaInfo in treeview here on forum.

    Which Premiere build (see about) and comp specs.

    Clear cache as shown below

    FAQ: How to clean media cache files |Adobe Community

    Rename topfolder footage is in and reimport.

    Inspiring
    October 22, 2017

    What camera/device recorded this source footage?

    https://forums.adobe.com/people/Miguel+Mocho  wrote

    The videos skip and the sound is out of sync,

    This usually is  a symptom of the footage being shot with a variable frame rate (VFR) as opposed to a constant frame rate (CFR).

    MtD

    Mocho Cinematic
    Inspiring
    October 22, 2017

    It was filmed on a panasonic HandyCam i think.