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David Jahns
May 24, 2007 at 3:49 pmmy “shooter” was an art director that unpacked the box 6 hours before the shoot because he wanted a “B” camera on the shoot, so I’m sure it was not an intentional hack – and the thing that is strangest is that NONE of the footage is actually shot at a variable frame rate. It all plays 60 fps in real time – not slo-mo, not time lapse – athletes working out in real time.
FCP just ignores the “shooting rate” column unless it happens to be 30 – then it drops half of the frames out and makes an unusable herky-jerky 30 fps quicktime.
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Barry Green
May 24, 2007 at 10:53 pmThere’ve been many reports of FCP bugging out the frame rate of the footage. I believe it’s related to having the “remove duplicate frames on import” checkbox clicked, and then importing 720pN footage.
Your original footage is probably fine; you’re probably just running into an FCP bug.
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Jeremy Garchow
July 9, 2008 at 3:14 pmPete, you should start a new thread for this in the forum, but when you say blank, do you mean white?
Jeremy
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Pete Shelton
July 9, 2008 at 3:25 pmHow do I start a new thread – probably obvious, but I am new to the CC exchanges. And as for the blank video, it is black until after viewing a non-P2 encoded clip when the last frame of that clip is frozen in the viewer while audio runs (which can confuse matters even further!). I have been advised that this may be a QT codec issue but I think am updated on those (QT player 7.5). Thanks…
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Jeremy Garchow
July 9, 2008 at 3:36 pm[Pete Shelton] “How do I start a new thread”
Towards the top of the page, click ‘Add a New Post’
Make a new sequence and drag your clip into it. When it asks to conform the setting, click yes.
Does it play in real time now?
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