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Quicktime files not rendered
I’ve been using Final Cut for a few years but this one thing keeps popping up and is a very time-consuming problem. When I import a quicktime file into the timeline, why does Final Cut need to render the file? It can cost me a lot of time when deadlines are tight. Is there a quick answer or am I going to have to deal with it?
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Because the format does not exactly match the sequence format. Could be scale, frame rate, codec, etc.
For example if you put a 30fps qt in a 29.97 sequence you’ll have to render. Common rookie mistake. Just an example.
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