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Scrub error / bug in source and program monitor

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Apr 05, 2021 Apr 05, 2021

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The most annoying thing in the world as it completely disrupts workflow:

 

My 60fps footage modified to 24p (maybe that is relevant?) won't scrub in the source panel. It shows a completely different part of the clip. Then when you let go of left click, it returns to the correct position in the footage.

 

It makes editing impossible. I changed the playback resolution to 1/2 and 1/4 but it makes no difference.

 

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Apr 05, 2021 Apr 05, 2021

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My 60fps footage modified to 24p (maybe that is relevant?) - in what way you have done that? By using Speed/Duration.. or Interpret footage? For creating slo-mo effect use speed/duration applied to the clip in the project panel before placing it on a timeline: STOP Interpreting Your Footage for Slow Motion in Premiere Pro! - YouTube 

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Yes, I always interpret the footage before dropping it into the timeline. And it is relevant because the scrubbing error occurs after interpreting.

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ok I watched the video thats very helpful thanks. But is slowing the speed down the same as changing the frame rate? I'm really not sure that's the same thing.

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 I'm really not sure that's the same thing.

You can test it by yourself - create a second copy, import, and place it on top of the interpreted footage. You should see no difference while switching layers (assuming slowdown % is exactly right).

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