[Saruj Calvez]

It worked! The waveforms are now visible and my edit is rescued. Andrew, you are a super hero! Thank you so much!!!

Greetings from beautiful siberia 😍

[Saruj Calvez]

Shall I delete this file??

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[Saruj Calvez]

Amazingly enough, it worked. Here the exact steps for anyone having a similar issue.

– Created a 25fps empty sequence in my 50fps project.

– Copy pasted the 50fps timeline

– Changed the attribute of the clip(s) in the timeline to 25fps

– Unlink the clip(s)

-Relink it with the 25fps High resolution clip(s)

For any “magical” reason, even if the timecode differed between the low and the high resolution, and I did NOT adjust the timecode of the high resolution clip, after the relink, all the edits were correct!

NOW: Another issue. The sound is there, but I do not see the audio waves. Noting to be done about it. I got an extra audio file but I do not know how to link it to the video without loosing the edit. So, what is it for a sound? How can I see the waves? The file is MPEG-4 AAC HD.

Thanks!!

[Saruj Calvez]

Thanks!

I created a new timeline with 25fps and I could copy paste the edit without mistakes.

Now, I tried to change the starting timecode, but it doesn’t work. As soon as I give a different timecode the sequence becomes offline. Copying it is not an option, as I’m currently in a small village in the middle of Siberia, and badly enough without enough space for it (the film is really long!) and no external drive. Yeah, badly organised, I know.

So, how do I change the start timecode on the high resolution file? If I managed this, I think I’m good.

Greetings.