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  • I’d Say
    Maybe check your AE Comp
    maybe you did those keyframes in After Effects but the AE does not have that ability of motion Blur like C4D has

    worth trying

    M

    digital cinematography, montage, directing

  • Momcilo Bozic

    April 17, 2011 at 10:00 pm in reply to: Sync slips over time – old 5D footage

    I’d say try changing the audio to 29,97. Drop it in a timeline export the sequence with only audio clip and black Video clip. Once exported change its properties in mpegstreamclip from 30 to 29,97. I forgot to ask you how long are those clips?
    If they are long clips it totaly makes sense that they are couple seconds of at the end.
    This sounds like a hell of a project to trouble shoot.
    Good luck

  • Momcilo Bozic

    April 17, 2011 at 6:07 am in reply to: Sync slips over time – old 5D footage

    I’d say get the original footage. Change it through mpegstreamclip to 29.97.
    Make a new sequence drop in your newly conformed footage. And go re-edit. drop your audio and should be insync.
    Copy the reference proxi sequence and paste the old sequence proxi files into that new sequence for an easier re-edit.
    Once you satisfied erase all old proxi reference clips from the new sequence

    And you shall be done with the edit.
    Hope this did not confuse too much.

    digital cinematography, montage, directing

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