[Chris Szwedo]

Michael..if you are still there. When I go to decompose is says that there are no clips to decompose, after creating the seq. duplicate.

From my notes from last year I have done this
Select Sequence
Under set Bin Display select Show Reference Clips
Select Modify> Set Format to the HD format of 720 59.94 which is the recapture I want
Decompose the new HD Seq that has been created. Best that I use a new bin with the HD Seq placed in there, and then Decompose it.
Finally, recapture the decompsed footage at HD res…

Unfortunately, I am told that I must SPLIT ALL TRACKS TO MONO first, which I did, which give me another seq at the top of the bin’s listing.
I then hit Decompose and i get a Exception Error– “One or more Sequences cannot be decomposed because they do not have the same edit rate of the current project.”

Soooo… what do i do?

Chris

Chris Szwedo

[Chris Szwedo]

Michael..if you are still there. When I go to decompose is says that there are no clips to decompose, after creating the seq. duplicate.

From my notes from last year I have done this
Select Sequence
Under set Bin Display select Show Reference Clips
Select Modify> Set Format to the HD format of 720 59.94 which is the recapture I want
Decompose the new HD Seq that has been created. Best that I use a new bin with the HD Seq placed in there, and then Decompose it.
Finally, recapture the decompsed footage at HD res…

Unfortunately, I am told that I must SPLIT ALL TRACKS TO MONO first, which I did, which give me another seq at the top of the bin’s listing.
I then hit Decompose and i get a Exception Error– “One or more Sequences cannot be decomposed because they do not have the same edit rate of the current project.”

Soooo… what do i do?

Chris

Chris Szwedo

[Chris Szwedo]

Thanks for replying Michael. The material was shot on DVC Pro 50 — 720 at 24p with a Panasonic HDX 900.

Additionally there are several vintage photo stills imported at standard def 1:1, plus some fonts.

I will follow your advice and let you know how I have fared…

Regards,

Chris Szwedo
Chris Szwedo Productions

Chris Szwedo

[Chris Szwedo]

Thanks for replying Michael. The material was shot on DVC Pro 50 — 720 at 24p with a Panasonic HDX 900.

Additionally there are several vintage photo stills imported at standard def 1:1, plus some fonts.

I will follow your advice and let you know how I have fared…

Regards,

Chris Szwedo
Chris Szwedo Productions

Chris Szwedo

[Chris Szwedo]

I figured it out. “nevermind”

Chris Szwedo