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  • I apologize If I came off impatient last night, I was just getting a little frustrated. What I have figured out since then (following the above information) is that I shot in 24 fps, but as part of the down conversion that happened in my original edit the timeline became set to 30 fps and this was creating my copy/paste problem

    Now a fix that I have figured out is that I created a duplicate of the timeline and manually changed the frame size of the sequence to 1920×1080. From here I am changing the scaling and aspect ration to restore the original quality.

    I really appreciate everyones help and if anyone sees any problems with my method I would greatly appreciate the advice.

    Thanks again

  • Yes, but now that I need to put the old sequence into the new timeline when I paste it in all the clips get changed

  • The Full story is that I shot a music video in HD but accidentally edited it in SD. So I created a new timeline set for HD with the intent to transfer the video in then adjust the scaling and aspect ratio on the clips individually, but as you know I have not gotten that far

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