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Motion Editor defaults to Blended Interpolated for AMA files.
Hi, I am experiencing a technical problem.. I have 13 show done in animation, 24fps, put on a 23.98 timeline… The AMA clips have a motion effect applied to them with the blended interpolation effect… I am trying to change this to “Both field” to get rid of the motion blur going on, but it won’t let me change it on the whole timeline at a time, I have to do it clip by clip!!! and by default the “ignore render settings” is checked, so no need to see it doesn’t use my render settings… is this a bug? is there a way to apply a motion effect setting to the whole timeline?
thx
Marc.
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2 Replies
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Looks like Avid is applying a Motion Adapter automatically because your frame rate does not match your project frame rate. Blended Interpolated is the default for Motion Adapters. I don’t think you can change it.
You can make Avid import ignoring the QuickTime frame rate. It will do a frame for frame import with no interpolation but it will change duration.
See here:
https://paul-sampson.ca/AVIDSupport/AVID%20Console%20Commands.pdf
Can you not create animations @ 24.976 if you intend to edit in that environment?
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My above post is for straight importing, not AMA.
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