PR Crashing.. "Invalid data size/invalid frame rate" warning message..

Ad. Pr CS4: When I try to export any project, before media encoder even loads, I receive a warning saying that the data size is improper and that the frate rate is invalid.. then it shuts down. have restarted machine.
Whats going on with this? I have been using every day for the past 8 months, now problems..

Can you provide more information?
This ARTICLE will give you tips on the info that would be very important.
Good luck,
Hunt

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Thank you!

Hi, in addition to Russ's advice for the VIDEO PROPERTIES in the Inspector, you might consider the "automatic" options being proposed by compressor.app V4.1.x as OPTIMAL for the destination codec you have specified that deviate (or differ in some way) form the MASTER (source) from where your are transcoding. There's no real TECHNICAL detail. These UI values simply are passed as parameters to the codec. The image/audio results can be PREVIEWed ofcourse in the compressor.app V4.1.x UI (Current PAne) ... us the slider and the timeline to determine final taste!
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FWIW.
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As the title says I am unable to create an export with the following settings:
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I'm getting this "Preset Error - Invalid Frame size!" whenever I try to render my comp using any of the Windows Media presets. I got this error two days ago using my custom Windows Media preset (which I always use). I tried everything I found to solve this problem with no success...
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I've got same worning message and struggled to make it work.
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==
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==
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There are so many cameras, capable of so many different formats that providing a manufacturer and model could be helpful in this discussion.
Jim's answer is absolutely correct but I'm going to re-state for clarification.
The i/p designation means you can chose to record as interlaced or progressive for a given resolution.
It sounds like your camera is designed to "capture" images at 60 frames per second, selecting "native" mode means extra frames are deleted and only the desired frames, based on frame rate setting, are recorded to memory. The advantage of "native" @ 24fps is you save space on your memory card. The advantage of NOT using "native" mode is that all 60 frames per second are recorded, but the file metedata tells playback software to only show the frames needed for the specified frame rate (i.e. 24). Since all 60 frames per second are recorded, you use more memory but you also have the option of retrieving all the those frames, if you so desire, at a later time (i.e. for smoother slo-mo).
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Hello,
I have imported an FCP 7 XML into Premiere 5.04. When my sequence was in FCP it was at a frame rate of 23.976 at 720P. When it came into Premiere, though, it had changed to 59.94 fps at 720P.
I wonder how this has happened and if there is any way to change it back to 23.976 fps? Or should I just leave it as is?
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Hi Colin,
Here is the info:
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Different frame rate in movie mode? iPhone 4

I noticed that my iPhone shoots video clips with different frame rate from time to time. I suppose it slows frame rate on dark shots. For now all of my daylight shots are 30 fps, while night or dark ones are 25 and 24. This makes it hard to edit clips in iMovie for example, because difference in frame rate causes strobe motion effect on output.
!http://pics.livejournal.com/brain_away/pic/000040rc!
!http://pics.livejournal.com/brain_away/pic/00003s3c!
Anybody have the same?
For reliable results I would suggest to shoot two clips: one in sunny daylight conditions, another with ordinary room lightning, maybe a little darker than normal.
Please let me know of the results. Thanks

Doesn't seem to be just a Quicktime bug:
!http://pics.livejournal.com/brain_away/pic/00005gw1!
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Audio Stream Size.................................129 KiB (1%)
Audio Stream Title................................Core Media Audio
Date of Original Encoding.........................UTC 2010-09-12 02:45:06+

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