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Adam Schreck
February 21, 2011 at 3:50 pm in reply to: Convert 23.976/3:2 pulldown AVID master file to TRUE 24p

This is very, very promising. Thanks again for all your input Michael, we’ll let you know how it shakes out but thanks to your great guidance I think we’re finally on track!
Adam Schreck
February 20, 2011 at 6:22 pm in reply to: Convert 23.976/3:2 pulldown AVID master file to TRUE 24p

From “the guy.”

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The distro didn’t give me that information.

It’s a “no interlace” rule rather than 24fps. They’re nottakuing anything with interlacing artifacts which is my problem.

We shot 1080-24p with a 3-2 pulldown. Every 3rd and 5th frame is interlaced, the rest are progressive.

It’s a mess.
Adam Schreck
February 19, 2011 at 8:44 pm in reply to: Convert 23.976/3:2 pulldown AVID master file to TRUE 24p

I’m actually shepherding this for a friend; I’ve passed along your email and will let you know how it shakes out.

Thanks so much for the response and advice!
Adam Schreck
February 19, 2011 at 6:52 pm in reply to: Convert 23.976/3:2 pulldown AVID master file to TRUE 24p

Hi Michael.

Currently the project is 23.976 and needs to be delivered in 24.00. And you’re right, audio sync is going to slip.

This is because, as I’m told, Netflix now (as of Jan 3, 2011) requires true 24.00 (whereas before it could take 23.976) for their video streaming submissions.
Adam Schreck
December 17, 2010 at 4:26 pm in reply to: Creating new “sub” sequences from in and out points in a sequence

Hi Todd and thanks for the response.

Yes, I’m familiar with nesting sequences, however, I’m not looking to do that. I’m looking for a keyboard shortcut to create an entirely new sequence from in and out points on the timeline. E.g. say I have 60 minutes of footage, I scrub to 00:00:10:00, set an in point, go to 00:00:20:00, set an out point. From here, rather than creating a sub clip from the marked footage, I’d like to create another sequence that appears in the project window. Then, I scrub to 00:00:25:00, set an in point, scrub to 00:00:35:00, set an out point, and create another sequence from that.

Wash, rinse, repeat so that I have something like 250 sequences from that hour of footage.

I know–it’s unorthodox.
Adam Schreck
June 25, 2009 at 11:45 pm in reply to: IO Firewire port not responding

Whoops, should have searched all first, I found the prior thread about the hard reset (thanks Jeremy and Gary) and that did the trick.

https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/150/858493#858522

Still trying to figure out how to remove answered posts/threads; stumbling about here. Apologies to mod(s) for extra traffic.
Adam Schreck
June 5, 2009 at 2:54 pm in reply to: Hardware: Facilis VS ProxSys; DAMs CatDV VS Content Agent VS DivaDirector

Hey Bob.

Like I said, this is all new to us. Thanks for the info.