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How is it possible? (conform frame rates)

I'm little confused.


A clip (29.97fps) in timeline has the duration -> 00:00:21:26 .

I conformed it to 24fps using Cinema Tools. Looking at Analysis Tab into Cinema Tools,the new duration is 00:00:27:08


obvious,the speed was up. But in fcp,when I compare the original clip with the clip what I conformed to 24fps,

both has the same duration in timeline.


how is it possible?


thx

Posted on Sep 15, 2012 2:00 PM

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Posted on Sep 16, 2012 7:45 AM

do this all the time without seeing your problem.


What framerate does quicktime report if you just double click the conformed file?


And if you select the "conformed" clip in the timeline and hit command-9, what is the frame rate?


Wait, did you duplicate the clip before you conformed it? If not, the "old" clip in fcp will be at the conformed frame rate.

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Sep 16, 2012 7:45 AM in response to Editor From OYT RC japan

do this all the time without seeing your problem.


What framerate does quicktime report if you just double click the conformed file?


And if you select the "conformed" clip in the timeline and hit command-9, what is the frame rate?


Wait, did you duplicate the clip before you conformed it? If not, the "old" clip in fcp will be at the conformed frame rate.

How is it possible? (conform frame rates)

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