video conversion issue

shh1cd wrote on 5/5/2012, 3:07 PM

Hello, I am a new member here. So, please be nice. 

I have three separate mts files, and converted them into one mpeg 4 file with 60fps with prism converter.  

The thing is when i import the file into Adobe Premiere pro, thee frame per second drop to 59.42 fps automatically. Then, the sound of the last part of the movie is somewhat out of synk.. 

How can I solve this issue? 

Is it because I use the prism converter? If so, do you have any recommendation? 

How can i have a 60 fps video clip in Adobe Premiere Pro without any out of synk? 

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yvon-robert wrote on 5/5/2012, 4:26 PM

Hi,

Probably you lack of power on your computer, frame drop you need a good i7 with Windows 7, 64 bits and 16 gig memory plus a good and clean hard disk. Last MX to use the power and memory.

Also clos all unused software when your work with video.

Try it.

Regards,

YR

johnebaker wrote on 5/5/2012, 6:32 PM

Hi

This is a Magix forum for Magix software.  Perhaps you should be looking/posting in the Adobe forums re your problem.

John

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cpc000cpc wrote on 5/5/2012, 6:48 PM

ssh1cd,

Bit confused as your question seems to be about a problem with Adobe, not Magix.

In Magix Movie Edit Pro and I'd assume its 3D Maker program as well, it is possible to un-group the audio from the video and slight stretch one out to match the sync. Small changes can be applied to the audio track that alter the playing speed but without changing the pitch!

Regards,

Carl