Combine 24p and 60p?

Is it possible to combine 24p clips and 60p clips in a movie?

Let´s say I have a 24p timeline. The timeline then tries to play only 24 frames of the 60p clip. It jumps frame.

What if I have a a 60p timeline. What happens to the 24p clip? Does it try to play 60 frames?

I know, I can try that, but I´m not with my Mac.

You want to use a 24p timeline. The application will drop frames to make the 60p media 24. If you conform the 60p media if will become slomo.

Tom Wolsky wrote: You want to use a 24p timeline. The application will drop frames to make the 60p media 24. If you conform the 60p media if will become slomo.

I know that. When the application is dropping frames it doesn't look like 60p. Is it any way possible to let the application play ALL frames in a 24p timeline? I want to combine 24 and 60.

What happens if I put a 24p clip in a 60p timeline?

You use conform if you want to play all the 60fps frames, of course the clips are slomo.

24fps in a 60p project FCP extrapolates the additional frames, not the best solution.

Tom Wolsky wrote: You use conform if you want to play all the 60fps frames, of course the clips are slomo.

24fps in a 60p project FCP extrapolates the additional frames, not the best solution.

I know about the slomo

So, it´s not EVER possible to combine 24p(normal speed) and 60p(normal speed) clip in a movie?

Sure. You put the 60fps in the 24fps project and it drop frames to reproduce motion as if shot at 24fps. I don't think it adds motion blur, so it's never going to look exactly the same, especially as the frame rates are so different, not as if you're putting it in a 29.97 project.

Tom Wolsky wrote: Sure. You put the 60fps in the 24fps project and it drop frames to reproduce motion as if shot at 24fps. I don't think it adds motion blur, so it's never going to look exactly the same, especially as the frame rates are so different, not as if you're putting it in a 29.97 project.

I'm almost sure I have seen that. At least it looked like. Maybe there is some effect they add to make it look more real.