Change frame rate with no slowdown (Premiere Pro)

Hello, I am making a project and need to re-create a film in the style of a silent film, the most common frame rate for silent film is 16 fps. Is there anyway in the post production stage to change the frame rate of the video to 16 from 29.97 without making the clip longer?

See if you can get the look you want by experimenting with the Posterize Time effect. Leave the frame rate alone.
Cheers,
Jeff

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Hello
I just changed frame rate from 23.976fps to 24fps inside sequence setting, and the audio is out of sync in timeline. I can certainly manually right click mouse and choose slip into sync, but it's a tedious job. Anyone knows why and quick solution?
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Richard
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>Frame rate mode : Variable
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Below is about iphone, but may help
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I want to play video on my computer to make some analysis to frames,the problem that I face ,I can't change video frame rate using labview,but I can change frame rate to the video out of labview using some program

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I want to play video on my computer to make some analysis to it's frames,the problem that I face ,I can't change video frame rate using labview,but I can change frame rate to the video out of labview using some program .
I used IMAQ AVI Read Frame VI
for example I have avi video It's frame rate is 25 fbs ,my image processing code is very fast that can process more 25 fbs,so I want to accelerate video acquisition

Hi abdelhady,
I looked into this further, and reading an AVI file into LabVIEW faster than its frames per second won't be possible. LabVIEW could read in frames faster than 25fps, but because it will be pulling the available frame at that point in time this would just give you duplicate frames. If you want to be able to read in frames at faster than 25fps, you would need to speed up your AVI file before reading into LabVIEW.
There's a good shipping example to show how to read in from an AVI file, "Read AVI File.vi". You'll notice that they add timing to make sure that the while loop runs at the right speed to match up with the frames per second of the file being read. This is to make sure you're not reading duplicate frames.
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What MACROMEDIA says about support by FLASH, midi files and
dynamic change FRAME RATE of the movie?
this is two nuances that does not suffice me.
And what about macromedia FLASH 9? When it comes?

For dimension changing use something like this (is a part of a bash script for video edition so ...) :
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if [ "$OUTPUT_V_ASPECT" == "1.7777" ]; then # formato panoramico
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# Necesito que el alto sea MULTIPLO DE CUATRO para que la longitud del PADDING sea PAR y simplificar el codigo... introduzco un error de 3.999999 pixels (en el peor de los casos)
HEIGHT_SCALED=$((`echo "scale=0 ; $HEIGHT_SCALED/4"| bc -l`*4))
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Don't bother about the comments . Is spanish .
What you want is :
HEIGHT_SCALED=`echo "(${INPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${OUTPUT_V_HEIGHT}*${ASPECT_PRECISE})/${INPUT_V_WIDTH}"| bc -l`
About frame rate - this is video edition and i think you can not do this in java . Is more complicated than a simple calc . Under linux i'm using ffmpeg to change fps and encode from avi to mpeg2 .

Is this how i control frame rate with IMAQdr property node?

Is this how i control frame rate with IMAQdr property node? if not, can someone point me in the right direction? for some reason, it doesnt work..
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Changing frame rate when exporting from iMovie '09 using quicktime has no impact on duration. Why?

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joegez,
There is a feature you can use to slow down the video. In the project, move the mouse pointer over the clip, then click the gear icon. That brings up the Inspector. Click the Clip tab. Then you will see a feature there called Speed. Move the slider to the left to slow down the clip. Or you can enter a percentage in the box on the right.
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I'm have problems Importing with the Adobe Premiere Pro (original version upgrade

Hi all. I’m having a similar problem that I've seen posted on here but I have Adobe Premiere Pro (the first version upgrade.) I upgraded it from Premiere 5.0. Every time I try to import some Mpeg files to edit, it freezes up and crashes. I’m wondering if someone could help me. My computer specs are below:
(1) Mini-Tower mATX Chassis w/300W PS 865G Motherboard
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[email protected]

Thank you Eddy. I appreciate all the help and feedback I get from the website.
Also, someone suggested I convert the Mpegs to AVI files first. What do you know about AVS Video Remaker download to use to convert it???
Thanks and Regards,
Peter Adija
Office: (704) 631-5418
Cell: (704) 315-4946
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 15:20:10 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: I'm have problems Importing with the Adobe Premiere Pro (original version upgrade
Welcome to the forums.
Thanks for providing some of your hardware details.
Please provide http://ppro.wikia.com/wiki/Troubleshooting to help us help you.
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How to export a flash project with a changing frame rate to a video

I have a Flash project that is a series of roughly 1000 images. The result of the images is a simple animation, and there is music imported on a separate layer.
There are moments in the music that I wanted to line up with certain frame changes, and there are sections of the music that I wanted to match up with a faster (double-time) frame rate.
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stage.frameRate = x;
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And it's a very stupid move to revoke the ability to change project properties while clips are in the project, that makes no sense.
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