Neoscene coding 5D2 files to 3,333,333.333 fps at DVinfo.net

Joe McCabe · October 30th, 2009, 09:34 AM

Howdy,

New to video. Searched the forum for a similar problem to no avail.

Using newest version Neoscene on a Vista 64 machine. Neoscene appears to be converting my 5D2 MOV files into avi files just fine but Vegas (as well as the Windows property panel) tells me that the frame rate is not 29.97 fps but 3,333,333.333 fps (yikes!). The file will load into the Vegas time line just fine but it acts as if it is indeed a clip shot at 3 million fps (e.g. a 47 second clip is recognized as being a couple seconds long). I have uninstalled and reinstalled Neoscene. Didn't help. Perhaps oddly, the avi clip will play just fine thru the DivX media player.

Thoughts/suggestions?

Thanks a million! (or should that be "Thanks 3,333,333.333"?)

Cheers!
Joe McCabe

Joe McCabe · October 30th, 2009, 07:35 PM

Well, it seems that this is what happens when you don't have Quicktime installed on your machine. Now that's embarrassing...

I'd also like to thank the Cineform support folks for their prompt reply to my trouble ticket.

Newbie out.

October 30th, 2009, 09:34 AM	#1
Joe McCabe Tourist Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Juneau, Alaska Posts: 2	Neoscene coding 5D2 files to 3,333,333.333 fps Howdy, New to video. Searched the forum for a similar problem to no avail. Using newest version Neoscene on a Vista 64 machine. Neoscene appears to be converting my 5D2 MOV files into avi files just fine but Vegas (as well as the Windows property panel) tells me that the frame rate is not 29.97 fps but 3,333,333.333 fps (yikes!). The file will load into the Vegas time line just fine but it acts as if it is indeed a clip shot at 3 million fps (e.g. a 47 second clip is recognized as being a couple seconds long). I have uninstalled and reinstalled Neoscene. Didn't help. Perhaps oddly, the avi clip will play just fine thru the DivX media player. Thoughts/suggestions? Thanks a million! (or should that be "Thanks 3,333,333.333"?) Cheers! Joe McCabe

October 30th, 2009, 07:35 PM	#2
Joe McCabe Tourist Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Juneau, Alaska Posts: 2	Update Well, it seems that this is what happens when you don't have Quicktime installed on your machine. Now that's embarrassing... I'd also like to thank the Cineform support folks for their prompt reply to my trouble ticket. Newbie out. Last edited by Joe McCabe; October 30th, 2009 at 08:04 PM. Reason: Thumbs up to the Cineform support staff.