I'm re-cutting The Hobbit into two films and while I'm editing and exporting the first part, I'm experiencing the most bizarre problem. The source file, sequence clip (and export) are all 23,96fps mp4 and I'm editing with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Ambivalent frames: Sometimes Premiere seems unsure which frame is supposed to be at a particular spot. I'll place myself on a particular frame (like the end of a shot) and it'll first show the next frame but then switch to showing the previous one (or perhaps it's the other way around). If I export it, sometimes it adds one frame of the wrong shot, sometimes it doesn't. Should I always cut an extra frame to be safe?
Jittery motion: Sometimes, usually when the shot is short or reversed (same speed), it'll jitter (like it skips ahead and then moves back to the previous frame, skipping ahead and so on). When I'm in my timeline, it's usually in the same spots, but it depends on how far back I start to watch the video. However, in the export, the same problem can creep in.
Is there anyone who can help me with this? That would be ever so kind.
Ambivalent frames: Sometimes Premiere seems unsure which frame is supposed to be at a particular spot. I'll place myself on a particular frame (like the end of a shot) and it'll first show the next frame but then switch to showing the previous one (or perhaps it's the other way around). If I export it, sometimes it adds one frame of the wrong shot, sometimes it doesn't. Should I always cut an extra frame to be safe?
Jittery motion: Sometimes, usually when the shot is short or reversed (same speed), it'll jitter (like it skips ahead and then moves back to the previous frame, skipping ahead and so on). When I'm in my timeline, it's usually in the same spots, but it depends on how far back I start to watch the video. However, in the export, the same problem can creep in.
Is there anyone who can help me with this? That would be ever so kind.