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  • Thanks Kevin, I was hoping to avoid that step, but it seems like the only option at this point. I did have to do that with the beta version, I guess I was optimistic that they would have fixed it for the full release. Fairly frustrating as I have several short projects to grade, and it does require me to reassemble some shots. Thanks for the tip.

    My current main complaints with 10 are the XML roundtrip, and related problem with not importing my 60p footage properly. I thought that would have been fixed in this version too. Maybe it’s time to take a look at Speedgrade again. But I love grading in Resolve. I’m just not convinced I’ll get the same results in Speedgrade, though I know my workflow life will be much simpler.

    Philip Putnam
    MediaPOP
    Creative • Marketing • Production

  • Philip Putnam

    October 9, 2012 at 1:31 pm in reply to: Premiere speed changes in Resolve 9

    We’ve just come up against the same problem, using a sequence with mostly 60p footage re-timed to 30. Even after reverting back to 100% speed, we get the same error. We’re guessing it’s something with the FCP XML, and we can do a work-around for now, but it’s not ideal. Hopefully someone’s working on a solution, because this wouldn’t work for us on a longer project with 60p, or one with lots of edits like a music video.

    Philip Putnam
    MediaPOP
    Creative • Marketing • Production

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