Hi Victor, As TaranVH mentioned, Match Frame has nothing to do with framerates; it matches the frame that your sequence panel playhead is on back to the identical frame on the original source clip. Match Frame won't actually change any of your clip or sequence settings. Think of it like telling Premiere "hey, show me where this frame came from". The only way I know of changing the framerate of your clips is by interpreting the footage (explained by TaranVH above). I think I might know what issue you're having, but I'm not totally clear on what's happening in your project, based on your description. So, I'm working on a project right now using footage shot at 59.94. When I imported the footage into Premiere (dragging from the Media Browser panel), Premiere assumes that the framerate is 23.976, and plays the clip back in slow motion (I have no idea why it chose 23.976; maybe someone else can shed some light on that?). I'm cutting in 29.97, so I right-click on all of the footage in my bin and choose Modify > Interpret Footage; in there, I tell the footage to assume the frame rate 29.97. The clips play back at 50% speed (as 29.97 is exactly half of 59.94). Someone can correct me here, but if you shot at 50fps and Pr is playing the clips back at 25fps, they should be playing back at 50% speed, which would be really obvious when you're trying to edit. By the same token, if you change the interpretation of your 25fps footage to 50fps, it should play back at double speed (which is, I assume, totally not what you want). If everything is playing back at normal speed at 25fps, are you sure you shot it at 50p? The simplest explanation would be that you shot it in 50i, and Premiere is playing it back progressive (merging the two fields into a single frame). If your cut works properly in the 50fps sequence that Meg helped you create, I'd just export a 50fps file from it. I'm worried that if you start futzing around with interpreting the footage to a different framerate, you edit could wind up getting completely borked.
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