Thanks for your kind answers
HOW did you convert to ProRes Proxy?
Using Mpeg Streamclip, and my clips come in with the Reel number blank… Not sure if EOS gives Reel numbers to begin with though…
As long as the footage you are doing it to actually comes from different reels. If you try to add the same reel number to footage from multiple cards, that might cause an issue.
Indeed, multiple cards were transferred to one folder on a hard-drive, and given to me.
I did not use Log & Transfer, which I’m realizing now I should have… in order to assign a Reel number to the original H264.
Regardless, when I assign a manual Reel number to the Proxies in the browser, I get clip rendering corruption in the first frames of some shots, and others’ In/Out points are off when I render out the entire movie in ProRes Proxy…
If I open those clips in QuickTime 7, I can see that there are 2 types of TC – one “Standard”, one “Non-Drop Frame”, whereas before the manual Reel change, I only had the option of “Standard”
I’m realizing I need to use Log & Transfer in the future, so that the high-res H264 has the same metadata convention (and newly assigned “Reels”) that is then retained in the Proxies, and the editing thereof…
For now, just looking for how to assign Reels, after editing without them, if that’s possible without confusing FCP…