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I'm using Premiere CS4 to edit a short skiing video.  All shots were taken using a GoPro @ 60fps, 720p.  All of the clips were converted into slow motion by using "Interpret Footage" and setting the frame rate to 24.  I used the sequence preset "AVCHD 720p 24", and editing seemed to work fine.  The video played smoothly and correctly.  However, after exporting in Adobe media encoder, the video was far different than what I previewed in the timeline.  It seems as though each clip shows up at the correct time, but it disregarded any trimming I did to the clips and each one is played from the very beginning.  Also, each clip plays extremely slowly, and there is signifigant ghosting (frame blending issue?).  I can also see that the preview window that shows up while I set the export settings displays the incorrect video as well.  However, if i change it from "source" to "output", it displays it correctly.  I tried exporting using H.264 720 24p and the youtube HD widescreen preset, both of which failed.  I am somewhat new to HD video, but I cannot seem to come up with any reason why my video will not export correctly.  Any thoughts?
PC Specs:
Intel Q6700 quad core @ 2.66gh
4gb ddr2 ram
1tb 7200rmp hard drive
GeForce gt240 graphics card w/ 1gb dedicated video mem
windows 7 ultimate 64
All updates to premiere installed

I don't think AVCHD is the correct preset... but I use CS5 so not 100% sure
Flip or GoPro video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/437535?tstart=0
- And http://forums.adobe.com/thread/668369?tstart=0
- And http://blogs.adobe.com/VideoRoad/2009/12/using_a_flip_minohd_camera_wit.html
- Says to use the XDCAM EX 720p 30p (or 60p?) setting for Flip (maybe GoPro?)

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