Alex Kruszelnicki
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I forgot – I had set the colour space to R709 on the project so that was why I couldn’t export any other files
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I answered 24fps – this seems to work now and I have been syncing the imported audio to the AMA linked 5k footage.
From these I have created sync sub clips that I have adjusted the source settings to match the 1920 x 1080 display of my project and started to edit with these, but with playback settings set to draft quality my computer is struggling to play the timeline smoothly.
I understand that editing directly with the AMA linked files would not be feasible on my system but that changing the source display settings to match a 1920 x 1080 project would help in some way to playback and edit them on the timeline and that avid does a realtime transcode or interpretation of sorts when you do this?
I thought about transcoding the synced subclips to something smaller but the only option I now have for these clips is to create a dnxhr 444 file which is massive.
Going forward is there a way to transcode my synced clips to something more edit friendly or should I have done this before syncing?
Any ideas?
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As a side question to my initial post, does anyone know the reason why, when you enter a timecode with the number pad that sometimes (probably about 50% of the time) that you are unable to straight away create an insert at that point and receive the error ‘doorbell’ noise?
I am syncing up my video and sound clips with autosync by matching the timecodes and whilst its not a major problem as I am able to close the clip monitor and re-open and insert, it is a little bit frustrating.
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Yes it did when i imported it into a 24fps project
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Thanks for your reply Shane, that was a great help!
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I think I was making things too difficult and instead created a 24fps project as per the video and imported the audio at the same frame rate.
Does this have a destructive effect on the audio quality?
So far I have been unable to tell