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Mark Ahrens August 22nd, 2011 04:39 PM

How to change timeline frame rate?
 
I hope this isn't a total disaster.
I was just about to use media manager to output my project for delivery to the 'finishing house' to do final effects and graphics for my client and discovered that i have been working on a 24p timeline for the past week.

Any ideas to easily change it from 24p ProRes 1440x1080 to 30p ProRes 1280x720?

Bart Walczak August 23rd, 2011 06:19 AM

Re: How to change timeline frame rate?
 
Here's what I would do:

Drop the whole file thing into Motion 30p project, resize, export and pray for the best. That is if your footage is shot in 24p.

Kevin McRoberts August 23rd, 2011 01:18 PM

Re: How to change timeline frame rate?
 
Create a new timeline in the proper size and framerate.

Go to the old timeline, select all (cmd+A), copy (cmd+C), go to the new timeline, paste (cmd+V). Adjust size and aspect of each clip as needed (use open sync to make this easy), any effects or CC should be unaffected.

FCP will typically auto-resize your video and built-in effects, but things like still images will typically need particular attention.

Mark Ahrens August 23rd, 2011 01:54 PM

Re: How to change timeline frame rate?
 
Thanks guys . . . yeah, no easy way around it.
I found the best way for me was . . . after copying all clips; i go clip to clip hitting f to bring up original source and either replace or superimpose (if i have to copy all filters and effects over). Going in and changing aspect and such is a mouse click headache but probably the same as far as time/effort.

Hope i never miss that at the start of a project again.

G. Lee Gordon August 23rd, 2011 07:13 PM

Re: How to change timeline frame rate?
 
Perfect timing for this thread. I'm experiencing a similar nightmare except I have several different formats and frame rates to calibrate.


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