Re: Russell Lasson — “You can’t change the frame rate of a sequence when there is a shot in the timeline already. So just create a new sequence with the right frame rate and copy/paste your shots into the new sequence. You’ll need to go through the whole sequence and look for blank frames between shots as sometimes that can happen when changing frame rates of sequences.”
This will probably be the eventual route. I am just vaguely remembering, from a time or two before when I copied larger projects from one sequence to another with new settings, that things didn’t transfer accurately.
Blank frames, that helps to mention. I suppose I was curious if I would get a response of, “Copy and paste a two hour documentary to a sequence with new settings! You’re making a mess, brotha.”
Also the original editor isn’t around to watch it down for any problems. I’m tele-advising. So I was hoping for an easy fix. But, yep, someone’s gonna have to check this beast for problems after the big paste.
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