EDL framerate problem.

Hi, I'm working on some R3D material, and I have a problem with EDL export Premiere Pro ot Speedgrade.
I export the sequence to EDL, load that EDL into speedgrade, and load the clip from desktop. The problem is that I get a red warning box,
telling me that there's a problem between the sequence framerate and the clip framerate.
In Premiere Pro, the clip and the sequence are both 25fps. I export the EDL as it is. Load into speedgrade and it gets read as a 24fps timeline....

Hey mafetapaz,
please stop by the EDL Conform section in our Online Help:
http://helpx.adobe.com/speedgrade/using/conform-edls.html
You can force the load the EDL with a specific Framerate.
go to> Settings > Editing > ED edit/Footage framerate >> 'Footage has the FPS specified below....'
let me know if that works.
cheers,
Duy-Anh

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