Export has "Choppy" frames. Please help.

[cameronr1454398]

  I have been to every, single, forum on the internet, looking and looking for this answer.  I'm near completion on a project for a client, and for some reason when I export the footage, it comes out great except for a few spots where the image is choppy. I'll list the times when they're choppy so you can see. See the links below for the video

Jared no frame blend - YouTube

0.00.05 - 0.00.07

0.00.09 - 0.00.11

0.00.13 - 0.00.15

0.00.17 - 0.00.18

0.00.25 - 0.00.32

0.01.08 - 0.01.10

0.01.26 - 0.01.28

I added frame blending to see if this would fix it, it does in a way, but gives a very undesirable dream like state.  You can see it here.

Jared - YouTube

Footage was shot on a Canon 5DMarkII, raw footage using cinestyle.  All footage recorded 1080p, 23.98 fps. 

My export settings were as followed.

Premiere Pro CS6

H.264

1,920 x 1,080

Frame rate: 23.976

Aspect: Square Pixels (1.0)

Profile: Main

Level: 4.2

Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 1 pass

Target Bitrate: 20

Maximum Bitrate: 20

(I even tried a Target Bitrate of 15 with a max of 40 and it still had the same effect)

My computer hardware is running with the following

Windows 10,

I7 6800K CPU 3.40GHZ (Beast of a CPU, 6 cores and hyperthreaded)

32 gig ram

Nvidia GTX 960 4gig

Please, someone look into this as I'm losing sleep.  What is going on with this export problem?

[John T Smith]

>raw footage using cinestyle

My Canon camera doesn't shoot in "raw" so I have to ask... have you used that type of video in CS6 before without problems?

Do you have any effects or transitions applied at the times in question?

[cameronr1454398 · Accepted solution]

I have.  I've always shot in raw with my camera and never had this problem.  Finally found what the error was, and this is gonna send you on a trip.  I had to set the frame rate at "60" when exporting.  Not sure why but it worked like a charm.  I'm thinking because my sequence settings were set on "Timebase: 60 frames/second" and I couldn't change it.  Very very odd to me because everything was shot at 24fps.  But thank you for taking the time to look into it for me. 

[John T Smith]

That is odd... have you ever used the NEW ITEM process to drag your video out of the import area and drop it on the New Item button to create a matching sequence?

I know that PPro is supposed to, and usually will, tell you that your video doesn't match your sequence when you drag a video to the timeline, but I have to wonder at a 24 video showing up as 60