Playback is too fast in Premiere Elements 4

[GermWarfare]

Hello:

I think this may be a newb type question, so I am posting here.

I have two VOB files (from a homemade DVD that I'm recreating - kinda a long story...) that I have done some basic work on with an AviSynth script and then I have imported that into Adobe Premiere Elements. My problem is that when I then play this in the timeline (or make any videos from this) it seems to play back at about 133% of the original speed.

Of note, if I directly place the VOB files in the timeline (not through an AVS script) playback is "normal"

Some details:
Windows Vista SP1
Adobe Premiere Elements 4
AviSynth 2.5.8 RC5 [081227]
DGIndex 1.5.3
PremiereAVSPlugin v1.91 (which I have moved to: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0\Plug-ins\en_US)

This is my AviSynth script so far:

# PLUGINS
LoadPlugin("C:\Users\Kevin\Downloads\DBMPGDec\DGDe code.dll")
#
# SOURCE
video1=MPEG2Source("HomeVideo_T1.d2v")
video2=MPEG2Source("HomeVideo_T2.d2v")
audio1=NicAC3Source("HomeVideo_T1 T80 2_0ch 256Kbps DELAY 0ms.ac3")
audio2=NicAC3Source("HomeVideo_T2 T80 2_0ch 256Kbps DELAY 0ms.ac3")
audio = audio1 + audio2
#
# TRIMMING
#
clip1 = Trim(video1,200,46165,false) # assign clip1 to the trimmed video1 source
clip2 = Trim(video2,70,28635,false) # assign clip1 to the trimmed video1 source
video = clip1 + clip2
#
# FINISH
AudioDub(video,audio)


Is there anything that comes to mind that I need to do differently? Thanks!

[jagabo]

Turn off Video -> Field Operation -> Forced Film in DgIndex. Switch to Honor Pulldown Flags.

Or, if you video really is 23.976 with pulldown flags use Forced Film and set the encoder to 23.976 fps with pulldown flags.