Jeremy Levine
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How does one check the timecode rate?
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Thanks to all. Yes, must have been space-time continuum. I trashed preferences, no effect. Then I created a new sequence, copied and pasted from the old sequence, and the new sequence is now 50 minutes, the same time as the export. Still confused, but problem solved.
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Another update, I tried a rough timing test, using a stop watch against playing my timeline back. After 10 seconds on my stop watch, the sequence was only at 1:00:08:00. What could cause this?
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Thanks for everyone’s response. There is no extra media at the end, the out point is set at the right place and I checked that every clip and sequence is 23.98 (I went into sequence settings for each sequence and I checked the clips in the browser). Is there anywhere else I should look?
Out of curiosity, I tried exporting the first 10 seconds of the sequence and it came out to be 12 seconds long!
For reference, I had copied and pasted media from other sequences into this master sequence, but it’s all the same footage and set at the same sequence settings. Totally confused here.