60fps to 24fps (overcrank)

[Fred Jean]

Hi,
Avid will compensate by default on import/ama to match your project.

If you want slow-mo you’d need to promote the motion adapter applied to effects otherwise your sequence would look as if it was 24p.

You can Also import the clips in
A 60 Project, them import the bin
Of those in a 24 project.

Audio: what about bwf ?

Fred.

[Shane Ross]

The exact steps are

Import into a 720p60 project. CLose that project. Make a 1080p 23.98 project, or open one you already made…copy the bin into that project on the finder level, or open the bin and drag the clips into a new bin in that current project.

Add to the timeline. Note the green dot.

Open the Motion Effect Editor while parked on that clip. Either map it to a timeline slot, or to they keyboard…I have mine on the keyboard.

When you open that interface, hit the PROMOTE BUTTON.

Click on the running guy…that’s the SPEED GRAPH. You’ll note that the speed percentage is something like 225%. Drop that to 100%.

Notice the nice smooth slow motion clip.

Shane
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[Job Ter burg]

OR:

– Open the console (CTRL-6 / CMD-6)
– Type “IgnoreQTRate True”
– Import your source file through File->Import

(Type “IgnoreQTRate False” to reset)

OR

– Open the console (CTRL-6 / CMD-6)
– Type “SetAMAQTForcedFrameRate true 23.976” (or any other frame rate)
– AMA-link to the files you want to have slowed down
– (optional: transcode your source clips)

(Type “SetAMAQTForcedFrameRate False 0” to reset)

[Shane Ross]

Sure…if you want to get über geeky about it…

🙂

Shane
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[Fred Jean]

Not sure the console command works with audio.
The open poster Dan said that he wanted to take advantage of the camera audio recorded for sync.

Fred.

[Shane Ross]

Well…don’t slow the footage down if you want sync. Just import it from the other project and cut at normal speed.

If you want super slow motion…do it the way we suggest. Audio will not sync, because the speed of the footage has changed.

Shane
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[Fred Jean]

Exactly Shane,

But what I mean about the console command and audio is that (at least that’s the way I’ve been taught but as I never tried personaly this workflow I can not affirm 100%) the audio of the clip has to be removed to go the console route, previously to import.

The steps would then be:
– remove audio before import
– ignoreqtrate step
– import step

Can someone confirm or infirm this?

Fred.

[Job Ter burg]

Used to be that IgnoreQTRate needed the source clip to not have any audio. Starting v6, that appears to have changed. It will not affect the sound, so the sound will be too short, and run at normal speed, and you will get a warning about this.

For ForceQTFrameRate your clips can have sound, but the sound remains unaffected (so will go out of sync).

[Fred Jean]

Thanks for this important precision.
Cheers.

Fred.

[Christian Hart]

Hello there
Can i have an additional pointer re Job’s advice anyone? (i’m trying this with C300 clips in MC7.03 – some are 1080p 23.976fps, and some 720p 60fps)

Jobs advice:
“Open the console (CTRL-6 / CMD-6)
– Type “SetAMAQTForcedFrameRate true 23.976″ (or any other frame rate)
– AMA-link to the files you want to have slowed down
– (optional: transcode your source clips)”

Question:
Can i do the console command *after* i have AMA linked to all my C300 clips but before I transcode?? Some of my clips are 60fps.
I intend to transcode as I can’t do QT exports with the consolidated media (i thought turning it into .mxf media would fix this but i get the long GOP error)
Also can i safely transcode multiple bins in one shot??

Thanks very much!