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1. Hi all. I am new here and have spent a day desperate to figure out what I missing. I have Minema 2.0 beta installed on minecraft 1.6.4 Mod incl. Optifine, coder pack, forge,Mod loader, Cam studio, GLSL Shaders mod. 2.01 beta 18.

I record using minema and then import into Premiere Pro and no matter what frame rate I set in Premiere, Minema or Cam Studio I get a video in premiere playing 3 times faster than it should. The Grass and trees blowing in the wind are moving 3-5 times faster than they should.

Please someone for the love of God help me please!

2. My other question is why my video files I capture using minema are always in individual frames and not one movie. When I import into premiere, I have to click first frame and click sequence. Cant I just get the whole movie?

Thanks so much

Oscar

Sorry, don't use minema, so other people don't... I think, no one really uses Youtube in minecraft. So don't feel sad if you don't get much replies, thanks.

OT: Try redownloading everything!

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1. Hi all. I am new here and have spent a day desperate to figure out what I missing. I have Minema 2.0 beta installed on minecraft 1.6.4 Mod incl. Optifine, coder pack, forge,Mod loader, Cam studio, GLSL Shaders mod. 2.01 beta 18.I record using minema and then import into Premiere Pro and no matter what frame rate I set in Premiere, Minema or Cam Studio I get a video in premiere playing 3 times faster than it should. The Grass and trees blowing in the wind are moving 3-5 times faster than they should.Please someone for the love of God help me please!2. My other question is why my video files I capture using minema are always in individual frames and not one movie. When I import into premiere, I have to click first frame and click sequence. Cant I just get the whole movie?Thanks so muchOscar

For your first question: Did you check your sequence setting? For example, if your sequence set frames at 60fps, but your video recorded by minema is 120fps. go to the "editing"(if I remembered correctly...) and find the option called "modify"---"....footage", click and will pop up a dialog box. In that box you can modify your video's FPS from 120 to 60. After you done that, the duration of your modified video should be twice longer than the previous 120 fps one. After this, you can put it into your timeline and it should work fine in this time.For your second question: I believe you forgot to download the H.264 encoder. Go back to the where you find this mod and it's download link, scroll down and you'll see that link. After downloading, the name of the file should be ".264.exe". Move it to the root director of your game folder. than it's done.BUT ! I also have a question regarding the second one. The video encoded by .264.exe cannot play and be edited in Premiere Pro... I don't know why. May be the problem is in ".264.exe" ? I'm not certain. Can anyone help me?