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HD720 24P to NTSC 29,97 3D Animation…
Hello!
Since i’ve been using Final Cut for only 1 week, i’m having trouble to pulldown my animation…
I’ve rendered an animation in Maya with 24 frames size HD720…
I’ve imported it on final cut pro (latest version) created a timeline with the same size and frame rate…
Now i need to export it on a NTSC DV 16:9 and 29,97 frames per second to send to the soundtrack guy….
How can I do this? Using export using quicktime conversion? What are the settings I need to use?
Thanks guys!
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3 Replies
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Please, someone help!
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WHy can’t the Soundtrack guy work at 24fps?
Well, one thing you can do is take your animation, drop it into a DV/NTSC timeline (sequence) and render. Then export. It won’t look good, but he’ll get it. But, what’s the point? You created a 24fps thing, you need a 24fps mix. Well, really, Audio doesn’t have FPS….but if you don’t mix at the frame rate you are editing, there are issues.
Shane
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What Shane said. Frame rate means nothing to the sound designers, it’s just seconds.
If they insist on the 29.97 deal, just do what shane said.
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