Michael Garske
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I asked that same question and though I think it makes sense to have such shortcut apparently it isn’t ‘logical’. Here’s the link to the post:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/8/974655
This answer does allow you to edit speeds without affecting other events on the timeline. But it is terribly ineffective.
If you find another answer please let me know. Thanks.Mike
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Thanks for the help.
Mike
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https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/193/867136#867207
Ok so I found this thread & this answered quite a few of my questions. I was still wondering if both are capable of variable frame rates or just the PN format.
Thanks
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I’m no expert but when I had this problem I went to, Sequence- Render Selection & then selected the type of clip I was rendering so that it had a check by it. My issue was with ‘unlimited’ (orange) clips, so I selected ‘unlimited’ then it worked fine.
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Thanks again!
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Haha, nice. I knew it would be something absurdly simple. Thank you for your reply.
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Interesting. Thanks for the link looks like a good solution.
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Yeah I know I’ll have to crop the image & this juxtaposed to HDV will look quite bad I realize. However, for this project I’d rather upconvert rather than down convert the HDV despite the loss in quality. I’m going to simply apply some “artsy” effects to help cover up the bad quality & make it look like a stylistic technique. Recently I have been filming in anamorphic but at the time I filmed the DV footage I wasn’t aware that I would be splicing it HDV.
Initially the 4:3 footage stretched the entire image to fill the frame even though I had the image cropped. But when I went back for a second attempt the cropping worked fine & the footage displayed as normal successfully outputting to 1080i.
I must say that while the footage is clearly not anywhere near the same quality as the HDV it is still usable for this purpose (at least by my standards, which may be pretty low haha).
Thank you for your response.