Oh wow! Bret, Noah and Doug, my apologies, haven’t noticed your replies.
All Creative Cow notifications went into Spam. I’ve since added a new Sieve rule.
So, the problem I have is I got handed an FCP X project, semi pre-cut (just the selects with sound synced in), but, someone must have had a problem with timecode settings (maybe in-camera) during the shoot — the Canon C300 files have nothing to do with reality. Or, it might have happened during the MXF ingest.
I also recall having seen similar issues with super-simple .wav files from Zoom recorders (arbitrary timecode shift when ingested by FCP X).
Hence my question.
Nothing fatal. It just gets on my nerves when I Shift+F to the library and see the values. Or when I need to reference a precise range (make notes).
I’ll maybe try resetting elsewhere as Doug suggests. Maybe in After Effects or Resolve, when we get there.
I fear FCP X keeps the meta-data separate, though. So when I replace the file, the timecode won’t be fed from the .mov but from the SQLite.
Thanks guys!
(yeah, it was easier in pre-X!! argh!)
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