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  • Multiple Frame Rates

    Posted by Caleb Armstrong on December 8, 2008 at 9:23 pm

    It looks as if this topic has been covered somewhat in the forum already, but I’m still a bit in the dark.

    I have a project that was shot on a P2 camera at 24p. Some of this was footage for chromakey so I have already gone through the headache of interpreting the footage in AE for the keying, etc. I’ve got that footage edited in a timeline in FCP and everything looks kosher. We’ll call this timeline “A”.

    Now. I’ve got some stuff in a separate timeline, footage that was shot on the same camera, the same frame rate and the same codec, it’s been edited; we’ll call this timeline “B”. When I copy the footage from timeline “B” into timeline “A” the frame rate gets all weird.

    I’m not opposed to the idea of completely re-editing the other footage in the , it’s not a particularly long segment, but if I could copy and paste it would obviously save me some time.

    Any thoughts? All advice is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

    point9@gmail.com

    Caleb Armstrong replied 17 years, 8 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Walter Biscardi

    December 8, 2008 at 9:30 pm

    Sounds like your rendered piece from After Effects does not exactly match the footage in FCP.

    A frame rate in an FCP timeline does not change once a shot has been added into it. If something looks weird, then one piece of video does not match the other.

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  • Caleb Armstrong

    December 9, 2008 at 8:04 pm

    Thanks for the reply, Walt.

    I played around with it some more re-edited the one sequence and everything seemed to match fine.

    Thanks again.

    point9@gmail.com

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