Tom Elliott
New member
Hi everyone.
I have an issue since the updated versions of CC and RedCineX came out.
What is the most efficient way whilst editing in Premiere CC to find out the frame rate in which the footage was recorded? We used to click 'edit original' which opened the Red Player and when looking in the meta data, you could see the frame rate + original frame rate. i.e. 25fps base and 100fps frame rate.
It seems now, there is no category on the meta list to show frame rates.
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks, Tom
I have an issue since the updated versions of CC and RedCineX came out.
What is the most efficient way whilst editing in Premiere CC to find out the frame rate in which the footage was recorded? We used to click 'edit original' which opened the Red Player and when looking in the meta data, you could see the frame rate + original frame rate. i.e. 25fps base and 100fps frame rate.
It seems now, there is no category on the meta list to show frame rates.
Any advice appreciated!
Thanks, Tom