Hi David,
Well, that made a lot of sense. It’s what I did with some 1080i HDV footage from a Sony camera and it worked perfectly. It’s also what the Kona manual suggested. But here’s the odd thing: I ended up fixing the problem by doing the *opposite* of what you recommended!
The footage is 29.97 fps DVCPRO HD 720p60 from the HVX200. I used the 720p30 easy setup and made sure the sequence used the same. I couldn’t find a playback option close to that, so I’d thought the 8 bit 720p60 would be the best (I was assuming the playback fps was referring to the compressor type, not the actual frame rate). That didn’t work and it’s only when I finally tried using the 720p59.94 8 bit playback choice did it start working. That doesn’t make much sense to me. Or is 29.97 more lated to 59.94 than 29.97 is to 60? I think I now realize that the playback naming must refer to the actual frame rate.
I’m new to this so I’m not surprised if you’re smacking your head and saying “well, obviously!”.
Regards,
Fergus