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onlining with offset
Posted by Jason W. miltt on September 3, 2005 at 5:09 amhi:
i have and offline edit done but when i online it and reconnect to my online reels there is a 9 second offset. is there any way to change this offset so that i dont have to reedit all the cuts?thank you.
Jason W. miltt replied 20 years, 8 months ago 2 Members · 5 Replies -
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Andy Mees
September 5, 2005 at 1:48 pmexactly 9 seconds? across all reels? … how many reels? are we talking DV, Digibeta or … ??
possible ideas:
you could dub your source tapes with new t/c minus the offest, then recapture from them.
you could export your sequence as an edl or xml, then edit with a suitable text editor to fix the the offset.you got any idea how the offset got in there ?
cheers
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Andy Mees
September 5, 2005 at 3:08 pmanother thought
how about selecting each affected clip and going to Modify > Timecode…
in the Modify Timecode window change “Frame to Set” to “First”
check the Source TC checkbox
change the Timecode value to the corrected valuerepeat for each clip.
BUT be warned … this is a destructive process, you can’t Undo (although you can repeat the process changing back your ‘corrections’)
cheers
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Jason W. miltt
September 6, 2005 at 6:02 ami tried but my timeline is still showing the same results. if i press f the frame loaded shows that the timecode has changed in the master clip but the timeline doesnt update. i tried reconnecting but i always get the same results.
i would like to change to timecode in the master reel and then see the timeline change according to my changes.
btw, i used this
https://chxo.com/scripts/pTCcalc.php?tc1
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