I'm having a bit of a problem, and I'm hoping somebody here knows a bit about Premiere. I created an animation in Vue, that I saved as a bmp sequence, 30 fps. Adobe Premiere is supposed to be able to import a sequence. But when I import the folder, and put it in the timeline, the 6 second animation turns into several minutes. Premiere seems to treating each frame as if it should be 1 second long, and stretching things out. I tried selecting all the frames and changing the duration, but it won't let me change more than 1 at a time. I'm sure there must be a way to tell the damn thing I want it to treat the entire sequence as a 30 fps film, but I have no idea how. Any help greating appreciated. Ol' Dan's getting frustrated. :)

When you start Premiere, what is your selection in the Project Setting window that should be popping up before you get to the workspace? And if you are using a custom Project setting, what is the timebase value & codec compressor you are using? The timebase should be either 30 for non dropcode, or 2.097 for dropcode.

I have premier pro but this should be the same just go into preferences and change the image default from 150 frames to 1.

Hope this helps.

videodv.

Message edited on: 01/26/2005 14:05

Thanks guys. That did it. :)