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Mixing 24p and 24pA
I’ve captured both 24p and 24pA to ProRes and am using them in a ProRes timeline with no problems. When I found some of the 24p footage stuttering, I simply picked another frame and the stutter vanished. But when two of these clips are adjacent, the second one cannot be corrected. Any thoughts?
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Checkout this thread. There are others if you search.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/8/1013169#1013226John
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Thanks. But as I read it, the thread refers to 29.97 footage in a 23.98 sequence. I have already captured my 24p footage as 24p ProRes. The problem occurs in my 23.98 fps sequence adjacent to another portion of the same clip. Final Cut seems to be having a hard time processing two 24p shots to a 23.98 sequence in succession. Cinema Tools sees nothing to convert or Reverse Telecine.
Christopher Dalrymple
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where is the media being stored ? and have you trashed FCP prefs as a first step ? so you have dynamic RT on ? are any clips not gray / green in the TL meaning they need to render ?
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Media on separate 2T Raid 0 drive.
Have not trashed prefs yet.
The shots in question don’t need rendering. The shots that I fixed by shifting the IN point have green in the render line.
I’m thinking of perhaps re-capturing the 24p files tomorrow with a MATROX MXO2 someone lent me. It has a setting for 23.98 precisely (unlike the FCP HDV to ProRes capture settings). Will see if that solves the problem.Christopher Dalrymple
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