PAL 1080p - 30i/s (France)

Bonjur,
J'ai actuellement une camera sport Drift Ghost HD et je fais mes montages avec Premiere Elements 11.
Je filme toujours en 1080p et 30i/s.
Par contre, j'essaie éperdument, dans les paramétrages manuel d'un nouveau projet, de trouver comment faire pour choisir "AVCHD - PAL - 1080p - 30i/s".
Dans le PAL, il ne propose que 1080p-50i/s ou 1080i-25i/s......
Avez-vous une astuce à me communiquer pour paramétrer mon nouveau projet en 1080p-30i/s et si possible en 5.1?
Merci
Hello,
I currently have a camera sports Drift ghost HD and I do my editing with Premiere Elements 11.
I still shoots in 1080p and 30i/s.
I'm trying desperately in the manuel settings of a new project, to find how to choose "AVCHD - PAL - 1080p - 30i/s".
in the PAL, it only offers 1080p-50i/s and 1080i-25i/s.......
Do you have a tip to set up my new project 1080p-30i/s and if possible in audio 5.1?
Thank you

infobm
Do not let "AVCHD" and "DSLR" heades get in the way of your project preset decisions.
If you are recording 1080p30 (1920 x 1080 @ 30 progressive frames per second), then you want to set manually the project preset
NTSC
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DSLR 1080p30
Before you exit the new project dialog, be sure to have a check mark next to "Force Selected Project Setting on This Project". Then go back to the Premiere Elements Expert workspace to import your media into the project.
Premiere Elements 11 takes over the role of setting up the project preset based on the properties of the first video drag to the Timeline. Sometimes it does it OK, sometimes not. When not, then do the manual setting of the project preset as decribed over.
http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2013/04/pe11-accuracy-of-automatic-project.html
There is no DSLR 1080p30 5.1 channel project preset, but you can create one for yourself.
http://www.atr935.blogspot.com/2013/07/pe11-exporting-1080p25-or-1080p30-file.html
There is only one project preset per project. So if you have source media with mixed properties than priorities need to be established in my project preset choice. Also, the export settings can be different from the project preset (subject to further discussion).
Please review and do not hesitate to ask if you need clarification on anything written.
Thank you.
ATR

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