02/03/2012

Gosh.. I feel like flying.
I am new to VFX.. and these tutorials are so easy to follow.
And I like Andrew's Jokes :D
I think I am falling for the guy ;)

11/02/2011

This does not work for me. I followed what was shown in the tutorial (tried a 24p to 30p) and it actually made it go at 1fps to 3.xxxfps a second using this.

Am I doing something wrong or is this not compatible with CS5.5

02/03/2012

same here!

05/26/2011

Where can I get the Andrew Kramer FC plugin ? I cant seem to find it :( Thank you!

Michelle

06/23/2011

It's here:
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/frame_rate_converter/

Click on the "Project Files" button

04/21/2011

Hey i tried to convert a video which is about six minutes long, to 29.97 to 23.976 but once i did that, It all took forever to render but when i try to scrub it, it'll take another long time to render. Any way to fix this.

04/13/2011

This tutorial is great(it actually saved my live ^_^), but I have one question...

I have to convert my movie, recorded in 20fps, to 24fps. And becouse, this is an actual film, not just one scene, there are obviously cuts between the scenes.

So is the "pixel motion" method good in this case? I mean, how will AE create inbetween frame, from two frames, that have nothing to do with one another?

06/23/2011

Is there any way for you to cut the movie and convert the frame rate in individual scenes? i.e. cut it and export each scene in FCP and import them into AE, then converting the frame rate of each one?

12/26/2010

How do I get the Andrew Kramer frame Rate Convector plugin.

Cheers

Tony

01/02/2011

In the presets tab under tutorials

12/04/2010

hy andrew nice tuto

11/23/2010

PLEASE HELP

HOW DO I KNOW WHAT FRAME RATE TO CONVERT IT TO? BECAUSE NO MATTER WHAT I DO, MY FOOTAGE LAGS DURING PLAYBACK. PLEASE RESPOND PLEASE

12/19/2010

Please follow these guidelines:
1 - When you import any video file format to any project list click the right mouse button on the file. (on THE LIST)
2 - After pressing the right mouse button on the file will show you the list, select the ones Interpret Footage. Waiting for the other menu and choose the option Main. You can Briefly press the button Ctrl F to summarize the previous steps, but all of this to consolidate the information .
3 - In the window that appeared Number shows the number of frames per second. You can change this number to get the number of frames appropriate for your system.

Good luck

09/27/2010

Hi,
what is the better way (broadcast) to convert a 24p (23,97) canon footage to 25 fps?

09/13/2010

@barry
to change from timecode to frames, just ctrl (click) on the time in the timeline windows
it will change to fram

nice tutorial andrew

02/03/2011

@ade, I'm a noob...cheers for responding to @barry...was very helpful.

09/09/2010

You probably won't believe it, but I just impressed a lady by my ability of frame converting, so.. obviously it has bigger potential than you thought... :)

Anyway, thanks for useful tool ;)

04/23/2010

Thank You, Andrew! It's great tutorial. I watched it 4 times and at the end undertood all properly.
Thnx!

01/14/2010

In most package can find the fps converter?
Thank you

08/27/2009

Been trying to convert a PAL concert from a friend into NTSC and was wondering if anyone had any tips. After Effects would probably be too much since the concert is two hours but really am having trouble finding a good method... any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

07/24/2009

Under composition settings how do you change from time code to frames and back again.

07/14/2009

Hi Andrew,

first of all: Thx so much for all these grate tutorials you share with us. We would order more of your DVD´s if they would translate into german.
But now I´ve a question.
We are filming with our Canon EOS 5D Mark II and we would like to transfer 30p into 25p.
Is there any update for this tutorial so we can use it for AE CS4 ?!

Cheers again,

Boris

06/26/2009

You dont want to know I have this film in 24FP canon format huge headache converting thank you Andy.

You save this entire project for loseless.

06/19/2009

I had to use this method on a 4 minute clip. It has been rendering for 4.5 hours and still has 90 minutes to go. Is this normal? There's not much motion so I used the "whole frames" method. Figured that was fastest. The blended frames method was rendering all night and still had 6 hours to go when I came in this morning. Thoughts?

05/16/2009

Just watched your clip on FPS conversion. It mentioned that the presets were available for download, but I can't find them. Where might they be??

I am trying to take a 1080i 59.94 flip and convert it to 50hz. Unfortunately when i drop it down i get audio sync issues and am madly trying to figure out a viable work around. Your expertise would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks very much

05/14/2009

Hi Andrew
your tutorial is the greatest and easy to follow you are genius....

i have a problem i create the one base on your tut sparkle text
and when i export to avi or mov the result is not look the same that i made in After effect
it really look dead and bad result

need help
Sam

05/07/2009

this seems to work fine for me.

Can't recommend using it on >2 mins worth of footage though...it's taken over 8 hrs to render and is still going.

02/27/2009

Thanks Once Again Superstar. You saved my life again.

Was looking to use a 25p comp in a 30p comp without stuttering.

So if you just want to use the EXACT frames of footage OR A COMPOSITION you can use the same formula ( source rate/new rate*100) and apply the percentage to the TIME STRETCH.

Be better if After Effects let you do this more easily.

nb rotoing 25p footage for a 30p comp. Apparently really hard to shoot 30p in Uk as lights flicker due to 50hz/60hz voltage differences...

01/28/2009

Hi Andrew.
First... awesome job you are doing. I'm getting into AE thanks to you!
I have a problem with this tutorial though. It might be my problem, but I wanted to know if there are more people with this experience.
When I use your template to turn PAL footage into NTSC footage, it starts very well, but after 200 frames into the composition, things really slow down. Up to 5-8 seconds per frame.
Now I'm rendering a trailer which is about 1,5 minutes long, but it will take up to 8 hrs.
I tried different types of footage, but still the problem persists.
Now I tried just scaling and setting the interpret footage to NTSC and only use the timewarp... so not the slider "original" and "target" expressions... and voila... ten time faster.
So I'm not sure what that expression is doing, but it seems at my end that it slows things realy down, and all you have to do is do some math in the warp fields...

I thought I let you know.

Greetings. Stephan

01/22/2009

Great tutorial! I always learn so much from your site.

Question - the frame rate preset you have for download is not compatible with AE 6.5 because it was created in 7.0.

Any chance of getting one that works with 6.5?

Thanks!

01/16/2009

Will this work on Cs4? Anyone?