Premiere Pro CS6 Export Problems

[Khargi McJin]

Not too sure if this is the right place but it's a software problem so I guess this is right?

 

As I'm sure we are all aware, YouTube has recently implemented 60fps playback. After viewing some game-play videos with this feature I really wanted to try it out myself. So I set out and recorded myself a small bit of game play (Smite if you were wondering), threw it into premiere pro, exported it and when I came to view it afterwards (before even uploading it to YT) I found that the audio and video were completely un-synced! The video itself was sped up (whereas the audio sounded fine). I have no idea why this is happening and I'm pretty sure I have the correct settings. If anyone out there knows exactly what settings I might need to get it right, that would be great =P

 

Just to be clear, I am recording using DXTory using the lagarith lossless codec set to use multithreading and YUY2 at 60fps.

Is there a better codec I could be using? Is the lagarith codec causing this problem?

The computer I'm trying to do all this on is the Lenovo Y50 (3rd column if you go to their website).

 

Any help would be appreciated. All I'm really asking for is what do I need to do in order to stop this glitch from happening, if you need anymore info on anything I'm happy to help I just thought that might be all you need... =P

 

 

 

 

(Also I'm not a complete idiot, I did a little digging online to see what settings other people or doing this with and I appear to be doing that right so I can only assume it has something to do with DXTory?)

[Satlen]

make sure that your sequence setting are on 60fps and when you export it, it is set to 60fps.

[Khargi McJin]

Sadly that is what I have been doing! This is why I came to the forum because it just does not make sense why it isn't working! I shall yet again check and re film everything again just to make sure I am definitely not doing anything wrong but as far as I remember, that is what I have been doing...

[FizzyFantom]

I presume the problem only occurs with the final file not in Premiere Pro while you're editing it.

You should try recording in some other codec, or encode your Lagarith footage to H264 using something like Handbrake:

https://handbrake.fr/

This may not be a solution, but it will tell you if the issue is with the Lagarith codec.

The issue may be related to variable framerate. Check if the video is constant or variable framerate, then try recording/encoding to constant framerate and see if that helps.

Any other info you could provide like your Premiere Pro export settings. Are you using Adobe Media Encoder?

[Khargi McJin]

I did just try it out again as I said above but this time I used Fraps. After going through everything again and finally getting to the exported file, it was a completely different story. Exactly what it said it would do on the box (so to speak). 60 fps video playback glory.

So yes, one can only assume that it has something to do with the Lagarith codec rather than anything else (which is kinda what I was thinking initially anyways). Any recommendations on where I replace my codec/get a new one then?

Also if you are still wondering about my export settings here they are:

 

1920x1080, 60fps, Progressive

VBR, 2 pass, Target: 15.00 Mbps, Max: 15.00 Mbps

AAC, 128 kbps, 48 kHz, Stereo

[FizzyFantom]

I did just try it out again as I said above but this time I used Fraps. After going through everything again and finally getting to the exported file, it was a completely different story. Exactly what it said it would do on the box (so to speak). 60 fps video playback glory.

So yes, one can only assume that it has something to do with the Lagarith codec rather than anything else (which is kinda what I was thinking initially anyways). Any recommendations on where I replace my codec/get a new one then?

Also if you are still wondering about my export settings here they are:

 

1920x1080, 60fps, Progressive

VBR, 2 pass, Target: 15.00 Mbps, Max: 15.00 Mbps

AAC, 128 kbps, 48 kHz, Stereo

The only thing I can suggest is recording in a different codec. I haven't used DXTory, but I see that it can encode in a variety of formats and codecs. Play around and see which give you the quality you want. This guide may help you with choosing a codec:

http://ericolon.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/choosing-your-dxtory-codecan-all-in-one-guide/

Best of luck

[Khargi McJin]

Thanks! I'll be sure to check it out. If anyone else has any idea be sure to let me know