You want to use the frame rate that you shot in and edited in. Pinkbike will use either one and preserve it, but for quality sake, on your end you want to import your footage to your editing software at the same frame rate that you shotted in, and edit in that frame rate, then export at exactly the same rate.
I just saw that you said you show in 60i, so i guess either way your program probably requires that you import and convert the frame rate.
When you upload it I'll see it, and then manually re-convert with the new settings to test....the initial one you'll see may not be right.

The variable frame rate is how your encoder seems to work for some reason. Not sure if you can select a setting on it of a fixed rate output. Also I noticed in your source there are some deinterlacing artifacts on the rider. Are you deinterlacing on your end?

I looked into this sync issue and fixed it. It has to do that you are using variable frame rate...this causes all sorts of weird stuff, especially when you edit in blanks in the stream...that is like your black pause 30 seconds in.
The variable frame rate is still problematic because it is hard for flash players to play back and cans cause jitters on playback.
I have not implemented the new encoder live yet but this test is promising.

Umm, it's out. Just follow the links in the first comment. You can watch in now!

yup, the sites have a uniform login so no one can take your pinkbike username, it's only saved for you. To activated it, just login with your pinkbike just like here.

Yup, this is a special day to launch the sister site of pinkbike, chainslayer, so today it's a non biking vod. Just enjoy it.

Also Cro-Mag told me that it's you can also cut trees down in an area where forestry just planeted new trees if the tree is under 8 feet. I guess it's like abortion...if it's still small its ok to get rid of it honest!

Is there any chance that Nikki could get a job with your company building trails with those chansaw skills?

In Canada its ok to cut down trees in the forest if they are under power lines. I guess hydro wants to keep trees from growing under the power lines.
But that is a tree farm....$20 and you get to pick out and cut down your own tree.

they give you a hand saw when you show up at the farm, but we just happened to have our own chainsaw in the truck....that's just the way we roll

the morph is really cool. great work

Those wave shots of the coastline are stellar. Great riding too!

umm, yes it is.

well done. haha...."now I have to sell my bike on pinkbike" hahahaha

Where did you get your hands on the 7d? I don't think it's available in North america yet...maybe europe is faster to get them

Who is that last dude just sending it huge. Nice.

Hye Karl, what gear were you using to film that at such low rate? Or is it slow motion in post?

Interesting for sure. It was awesome to see Garry just build that box from scratch and finish it off to look so pro.

yeah, that look really fun. Reminds me of the stunt courses they used to have at our local mountain in Calgary, COP

That's some of the freshest riding and talent in one place that I have seen in a while. Great work capturing it ryys.

education. for you mostly

Pinkbike is here for one purpose. Share the Ride. That original tag line rings true more than ever. Pinkbike is here to promote riding to more and more people and to help innovation in this sport. To introduce new riders to the sport, to introduce current riders to other aspects of the sport and to promote the companies, big and small, the riders,pro an noob, the photographers and film makers, new and old, to each other.
Corporate is only bad if it takes from the industry and does not give back. Most of the cycling companies are continually giving back. Take for example this. Shimano supports riders like Shandro and Simmons allowing them be in the industry, test, and possibly innovate on products that you all will take advantage of. Shimano supports film makers like anthill so they can create great videos like this for them and you to watch, but also, it gives anthill the funds and ability to create full films down the road, that we all enjoy even more. They also support websites like pinkbike, who then in turn supports riders, who then in turn help out other riders, etc. Now, consumers who support those companies allow them to further innovate and support more aspects of the industry and in a greater capacity. So it's a big circle.
The moral of the story is, if you want to keep cycling healthy, support the companies who you see promoting the sport the most, innovating in the sport, and who support other aspects and people in the sport.

This is a special case. We're going to be running various HD tests before we launch it to everyone.

it's viewable now. Our servers are getting moved so videos won't be viewable for the next 24 hours, but Mike and the boys get special treatment.

This video just feels cool. Great tunes and style makes me wanna ride and live a rider and rocker lifestyle!

Sorry but radek was shot earlier today by the FBI.

wow, just wow. Some of the sickest riding I have seen in a long time.

Nope, it's all in calgary and a bit6 in edmonton

Yeah, I used an old school vio sport bullet camera that connected to a camcorder in my back pack.

have not been to the dunes but I hear the same thing. Maybe this summer. I see people getting those paddle wheel tires and heading there. Would be pretty fun

yeah, its rad aaustin. Me and a couple of pinkbike guys went and raced it a couple of months ago. Here is us preriding the course
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/48334/