24p project to PAL DVD Audio issues -synch error at DVinfo.net

Simon Heymans · June 7th, 2007, 06:00 AM

Hi everyone,
This is a great forum that I have been using for quite a while now! However I can't seem to find a solution to my issue!

Basically I shot a music video in 24p, did the editing in Premiere Pro w/ Cineform, (I used the music as baseline for synching the lips) imported the project in After Effects did some CC and exported the file as a 25p PAL project (.avi) from AE
I encoded the file in Encore DVD and there I get some issues on the audio.

I have "hisses" and speed up and down when reading the DVD! So basically the music has changed completely. I would think that the issue came from export from 24 to 25.

However when I exported the project directly from Premiere Pro using the cineform codec in Encore DVD I didn;t get any change in the music!
What should I do? Is the audio file affected by the rate change? I really don;t understand!

I guess I am not the first one to face this issue!

June 7th, 2007, 06:00 AM	#1
Simon Heymans Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Brussels - Belgium Posts: 53	24p project to PAL DVD Audio issues -synch error Hi everyone, This is a great forum that I have been using for quite a while now! However I can't seem to find a solution to my issue! Basically I shot a music video in 24p, did the editing in Premiere Pro w/ Cineform, (I used the music as baseline for synching the lips) imported the project in After Effects did some CC and exported the file as a 25p PAL project (.avi) from AE I encoded the file in Encore DVD and there I get some issues on the audio. I have "hisses" and speed up and down when reading the DVD! So basically the music has changed completely. I would think that the issue came from export from 24 to 25. However when I exported the project directly from Premiere Pro using the cineform codec in Encore DVD I didn;t get any change in the music! What should I do? Is the audio file affected by the rate change? I really don;t understand! I guess I am not the first one to face this issue!