Adobe Premiere PRO doesn't show the full video length

[|Sangino|]

As Mister Hatt says most Fansubs doesn't use VFR,,,Anyways thanks for the tuto.. I still can't figure out what might cause this problem in PPro CS4...
Here I posted a screenshot of what the problem consists:



If someone can help...ASAP please

[EvaFan]

Assuming you don't need the audio, have you tried importing just the video stream?

[Mister Hatt]

So the fact that this is a bad fansub aside, that doesn't look like VFR to me given the framerate is correct and the framecount is not. It simply isn't reading the later frames. Could be the audio is borking it though. I've seen some VfW tools which will cut out video when the audio ends, and your duration seems vaguely like an AMV duration with the whole song muxed in. See what happens when you just feed it the video only. Open the AVI in vdub, go Audio->none, Video->direct stream copy, and hit File->Save AVI. Then load the resulting AVI in Premiere.

[Pwolf]

The quick (relatively) and easy solution is to convert your source to 24fps. I'm pretty sure this is a known issue with all versions of Premiere Pro CS (haven't tested CS6) with 23.976fps sources. I've seen it come up in conversation many times and have been able to reproduce it in testing. I've never encountered the problem myself while working on a project because I always change the rate of my sources to 24 since Adobe products have always had problems with 23.976.

[|Sangino|]

So the fact that this is a bad fansub aside, that doesn't look like VFR to me given the framerate is correct and the framecount is not. It simply isn't reading the later frames. Could be the audio is borking it though. I've seen some VfW tools which will cut out video when the audio ends, and your duration seems vaguely like an AMV duration with the whole song muxed in. See what happens when you just feed it the video only. Open the AVI in vdub, go Audio->none, Video->direct stream copy, and hit File->Save AVI. Then load the resulting AVI in Premiere.

Yay!!Removing the audio did the trick
But what if I need audio?!I guess Pwolf's rate conversion to 24fps is the best solution!
Anyway,thank you very much!!You have helped me alot...!!

ADOBE Products really have an issue with the 23.976 fps!

And one last thing:
does

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assumeFPS(24)

code in AviSynth make the frame rate 24fps?!

[mirkosp]

But what if I need audio?!I guess Pwolf's rate conversion to 24fps is the best solution!

You can always import the audio on its own, by saving it as a wav from virtualdub before making the lossless without audio.

does

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assumeFPS(24)

code in AviSynth make the frame rate 24fps?!

Yes, that is correct.

[EvaFan]

import the demuxed audio by itself as well?

[EvaFan]

You win this one modkip, by a few seconds.

[Pwolf]

assumefps preserves the frame count of the source without duplicating or removing frames. Basically, it will slow down or speed up the source based on the frame rate you supply. You want to use changefps. This will duplicate frames or remove them to match the given fps.

[Pwolf]

assumefps preserves the frame count of the source without duplicating or removing frames. Basically, it will slow down or speed up the source based on the frame rate you supply. You want to use changefps. This will duplicate frames or remove them to match the given fps.

Or you could just use assumefps since the conversion between 23.976 and 24 isn't that significant.