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Can I keep a 29 f/s sequence if footage is shot at 25 f/s
29 Aug 2013 14:25 #30559
by becca9731
Hello,
I have created a sequence at 29 f/s, but the video footage I am importing is 25 f/s. Everything seems to be running fine though, I have exported into a quicktime movie too and it seems to be ok. I am wondering if i am yet to experience any problems though, shall I continue to work with this sequence? I have done a lot of work so I am really hoping that things will continue to be ok. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Becca
I have created a sequence at 29 f/s, but the video footage I am importing is 25 f/s. Everything seems to be running fine though, I have exported into a quicktime movie too and it seems to be ok. I am wondering if i am yet to experience any problems though, shall I continue to work with this sequence? I have done a lot of work so I am really hoping that things will continue to be ok. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Becca
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29 Aug 2013 14:37 #30560
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Can I keep a 29 f/s sequence if footage is shot at 25 f/s
Make a new project at the correct frame rate and copy and paste the contents from the incorrect project into it.
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30 Aug 2013 00:36 - 30 Aug 2013 00:36 #30569
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Replied by funwithstuff on topic Can I keep a 29 f/s sequence if footage is shot at 25 f/s
Making a new project and pasting the contents of the old project into it can work. If you see any edits slip, you might have to export to a Master File, then import that into a new project at the correct frame rate.
Whatever you do, don't convert your project to a Compound Clip if you've used non-native frame rates. I've seen edits become completely messed up this way, remaining broken even after breaking the compound clip apart.
Whatever you do, don't convert your project to a Compound Clip if you've used non-native frame rates. I've seen edits become completely messed up this way, remaining broken even after breaking the compound clip apart.
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