FIX clips playing at the wrong speed in Adobe Premiere Pro

This tutorial shows you how to modify the frame rate non-destructively of clips recorded at any speed.

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[BoReynolds]

LOVE the new intro! Very modern and hip.

[nirchen]

You said you shouldn't do SPEED RAMPS, but at the end of the tutorial you did an example with SPEED RAMPS and it looks great. I did not understand the difference between the SPEED RAMS and MODIFY if the result is exactly the same and both look great

[sutv]

Good one Colin. Thank you. That's gold

[marcgothic]

Thanks so much Colin. Always confused me. Thanks for clarification!!

[GregPrickril]

Thanks for the info. Please ask the engineers why they don't flag this condition and ask which you'd like to use when you add it to the timeline. There is virtually a 0% chance one would desire a clip shot at 240 to play at 29.97.

[TheFPSChannel]

Except if you use proxies. If you edit with proxies DO NOT use Modify. Use Speed instead!