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  • It’s a 14.95 gig file. Quicktime says it’s a MPEG-2 Video 1920×1080.

    I’m getting it with most large files.

  • Kurtis Penny

    January 3, 2011 at 10:05 pm in reply to: Mixing Frame Rate in the same project

    Thank you. I think I’ll test with a bunch of footage and then proceed.
    I’m not sure what the concern was.

    Thanks again.

  • Kurtis Penny

    January 3, 2011 at 4:13 pm in reply to: Mixing Frame Rate in the same project

    I just moved over some footage to see what happens. And It looks fine.
    I’m not seeing or hearing anything.
    An assistant editor told me you this was some kind of crucial dilemma. BUt If I understand you. It’s not a problem as WYSIWYG?

  • Kurtis Penny

    January 3, 2011 at 3:54 pm in reply to: Mixing Frame Rate in the same project

    Thank you for your reply Jerry.

    I don’t believe it does have a pull down. Is it something that would have to be done deliberately.

    Basically most of the doc is shot 24 p on a Sony Ex3.
    Because a small amount of footage came from a 60i tape we accidentally set some of the sequences to full size 60i 29.98 while new ones were started at 24p. Now we have some sequences in 60i and a few in 24 p and different sizes which I don’t believe is a problem. However, apparently the frame rates are. Am I wrong. Eventually we’ve got to put all of these together on a single timeline, naturally.

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