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Turn 240 fps footage into 60 fps footage (Premiere Pro)
Created 24th June 2013 @ 21:45
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So I was trying to create a short frag clip, I watched all of SonOfDad’s clips on tf2 moviemaking including this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcpeYsqwt4c&list=PL5FA4D17F823C06B3 .
Ingame you record at 240fps, you then import it into your movie editing software and it should use the 4 frames to create one (new framerate is 60fps). SonOfDad uses Sony vegas and that program appears to be doing this automatically.
I however use Premiere Pro and it doesn’t appear to be doing this, what settings do I have to change or is the only way to do this switching over to Sony Vegas (Which I’d rather not do)?
Last edited by BenBazinga,
I imported my tga files into virtualdub and then exported them at 240 fps, should I export them at 60 then? Wouldn’t that mess up the speed?
turn on frameblending, you have to do it individually for all the clips
Last edited by BoneS,
I believe it does not mess up the speed. Just try it out a bit if you are unsure. Doesn’t take too long.
Quoted from BenBazinga
I imported my tga files into virtualdub and then exported them at 240 fps, should I export them at 60 then? Wouldn’t that mess up the speed?
If you cap at 240 and vdub at 240 you should get an avi at the right speed and 240 fps. I don’t know why Premiere Pro would change the speed of the video.
What if you start the project as a 240 fps video and then render as 60fps?
Last edited by crouton,
Quoted from BoneS
turn on frameblending, you have to do it individually for all the clips
Fixed it, thx
Quoted from crouton
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What if you start the project as a 240 fps video and then render as 60fps?
This works too, you tick the box “Frameblending” under render settings
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