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Seth Peterson · August 9th, 2005, 02:34 AM

Ive got some sequential targas that are 720x480 24fps 1.0px. However, my Premiere timeline with the rest of my work is 720x480 29.97fps 1.0. Ive got AE 6.5, Fusion 4 and even LightWave if that would do it. How the heck do you interlace or deinterlace to get the shot to 29.97fps without having those scan lines or bouncing. Is there a plugin for Fusion i can get? Ive been having trouble with getting AE to cooperate at all.

Thanks

Jonathan Putnam · August 10th, 2005, 09:52 AM

A better way to go about it would be to set up Premiere to work with 24fps. To do this go to Project>Project Settings>General There should be a pulldown for timebase. Set this to 24fps. If this section is grayed out, it is because your editing mode is set to dv playback. The only way I know of to change this is to create a new project and choose the custom settings tab. There is a pulldown for editing mode. If you choose "Video for Windows" several other timebase ooptions become available.

Also on the same setup page is a pulldown menu for pixel aspect ratio. You can change this from the default (D1, which is 0.9) to square pixels (1.0)

Hope this helps

Jonathan Putnam · August 10th, 2005, 09:56 AM

Sorry, I just noticed you were working with other video that is 29.97fps. In this case, you may want export your 24fps footage as 29.97fps avi. You may try adding frame blending to help smooth things out. Also, your pixel aspect ratio may be messing you up, but I'm not familiar with mixing pixel ratios in Premiere.

August 9th, 2005, 02:34 AM	#1
Seth Peterson Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 57	frame rate conversion noob Ive got some sequential targas that are 720x480 24fps 1.0px. However, my Premiere timeline with the rest of my work is 720x480 29.97fps 1.0. Ive got AE 6.5, Fusion 4 and even LightWave if that would do it. How the heck do you interlace or deinterlace to get the shot to 29.97fps without having those scan lines or bouncing. Is there a plugin for Fusion i can get? Ive been having trouble with getting AE to cooperate at all. Thanks __________________ Seth Peterson www.sundevilpictures.com

August 10th, 2005, 09:52 AM	#2
Jonathan Putnam Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 31	A better way to go about it would be to set up Premiere to work with 24fps. To do this go to Project>Project Settings>General There should be a pulldown for timebase. Set this to 24fps. If this section is grayed out, it is because your editing mode is set to dv playback. The only way I know of to change this is to create a new project and choose the custom settings tab. There is a pulldown for editing mode. If you choose "Video for Windows" several other timebase ooptions become available. Also on the same setup page is a pulldown menu for pixel aspect ratio. You can change this from the default (D1, which is 0.9) to square pixels (1.0) Hope this helps

August 10th, 2005, 09:56 AM	#3
Jonathan Putnam Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 31	Sorry, I just noticed you were working with other video that is 29.97fps. In this case, you may want export your 24fps footage as 29.97fps avi. You may try adding frame blending to help smooth things out. Also, your pixel aspect ratio may be messing you up, but I'm not familiar with mixing pixel ratios in Premiere.