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To Change Frame Rate (FPS) you can use the line: AssumeFPS() in AviSynth like "AssumeFPS(29.97)" This guide will help you out and here is a section of that guide that is more specific to your frame rates. To let you know.. your FPS in you video need to match up with your project settings or your goi...

First off.. its not the best idea to download the clips.. with that said.. onwards

Its not the avi its the codec used to code it.. did MM tell you what codec you needed?

Yes.. Recompress is checked (maintain data rate i think) and the lag export settings is set to always

O.o.. umm installed anything new recently? codecs.. or something?

As a side note.. I dont think Pro is going to like your frame rate.

I want to say that it is Scintilla but I can't without going to check my old project that I was working on. Since I deleted everything I was using in that project I'll just check the last settings I used when I get the chance.

*sorry for double post

The experiment with huffy didnt work either.

Same here with the frames business.. So I tried changing my scripts and changing it to a huffy file. while Premiere Pro is most likely my problem.. I never had it before I started using 2.0 (the latter was 1.0).

I have Premiere Pro 1.0, 2.0: AE 6.5 and 7.0 Pro. Im currently using Pro 2.0 and AE 7.0. I'd have to say that I liked both the latter versions of both programs. Premiere Pro .. just wants to export badly sometimes no matter what the case (it's.. cranky). AE 6.5 is more stable than 7.0 I think at lea...