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If a program were to use 1501, say the first sampDur value, then that would be 90000/1501 which comes out to 59.96. This would make a lot of sense since Media Time has to be an integer and for some reason Contour is using 90000 as the timeScale instead of 90029 but there's probably a very good reason for that. To get 59.94, Media Time would have to be 1501.5 which can be found if all the stts values were averaged. If fps = timeScale / Media Time, then 90000/1502=59.92 which makes no sense. I'm not going to pretend that I know what I'm talking about, but, when I look at the MOV file in Dumpster what I get is below (see DATA).

Here's a file that's right out of the ContourHD 1080p camera. mov tool to verify a file matches the QT spec?ĭoes anyone have experience with this and have a better solution than Interpret or external program? My thought is the files are correct and it's Adobe but I'm not sure.ĭoes anyone know if there's a. I've seen similar discussions about files importing at the wrong frame rate but none seem exactly the same and don't seem to have good solutions.

The guys over at Contour don't know why it's happening. Besides doing that in PP isn't right because linking to AE works on the file directly, not the sequence or the reinterpreted file, so I end up having to convert the file externally (I use Avidemux) which may or may not be losing quality, not sure. That's not good because it's noticeable over a 3 hour video. Premiere can deal with it but AE spits out a 17:18 error and won't deal with the file until I reinterpret the clip which of course drops frames.

Opening the file in Quicktime or any other program it says the file is 59.94 fps which is per the spec of the Contour cameras. mov files from my ContourHD 1080p into Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects CS5.5, the fps comes out to 59.96.

.mov files in premiere pro