My sequence frame rate is 30 fps, the render is 30 fps, but Premiere shows output is at 25 fps.
What am I doing wrong?
Nevermind, apparently it’s Premiere’s problem, because it’s showing correct 30 fps on After Effects.
You’ll have to manually set it to be the framerate you want. This could happen in Premiere or After Effects.
You right-click on the imported clip, then find Interpret Footage. It might be in a slightly different spot in Premiere or AE (in AE it’s just right click, Interpret… Premiere it might be somewhere else) but you can set the framerate for the imported footage there.
It’s just that it doesn’t know how to automatically interpret image sequences. AE defaults to 30. Premiere usually does as well, but might be set differently or be “guessing” at the EXR sequence incorrectly.
No matter what, as long as all the images are there from UE, you can change how it’s interpreted.
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