2019-02-04, 04:24 PM
I've found when adding mkvs directly into Premiere can cause issues with the timeline and frames when editing together different sources, muxing to mp4 first and no such issues.
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2019-02-04, 06:27 PM
Mp4 best bet then (not re-encode, just repack). Let us know if it solves your issues.
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2019-02-05, 05:20 AM
Thanks for all the tips everyone. The repackaging as a .mp4 seems to have solved it based on all my spot checks! I've since rendered and muxed it with the theatrical DTS 6 track and will run it all the way through tomorrow.
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2019-02-06, 02:47 PM
I personally can't load MKVs, at least not in my version of Premiere. I have to put them through MKV Converter first, and even then it sometimes fails at that!
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