To see what my different conversion workflows were really doing to get 24p from a 60p clip I decided to label every frame of the 12 second raw clip J Davis uploaded
(every frame having a consecutive number from 0 to 719 on the lower right had side of the frame).
This labels let me know which frames were kept, dropped or blended in the conversion.
This is the resulting labeled 60p clip in case you want to do your own conversion tests. http://www.produccionesinfinito.com/...0p_with_labels
I used Sony Vegas Timecode filter set to "actual frames" to render the clip again with numbered frames. (I had to slow it down to 50% and then speed it to 200% again after labeling since the timecode filter would only label 30 frames per second)
In case you want to see the results test or learn more about how 60p to 24p conversion works you can read my post in the workflow forum: http://dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=177557
http://www.produccionesinfinito.com/60p_to_24p/60p_with_labels
(every frame having a consecutive number from 0 to 719 on the lower right had side of the frame).
This labels let me know which frames were kept, dropped or blended in the conversion.
This is the resulting labeled 60p clip in case you want to do your own conversion tests. http://www.produccionesinfinito.com/...0p_with_labels
I used Sony Vegas Timecode filter set to "actual frames" to render the clip again with numbered frames. (I had to slow it down to 50% and then speed it to 200% again after labeling since the timecode filter would only label 30 frames per second)
In case you want to see the results test or learn more about how 60p to 24p conversion works you can read my post in the workflow forum: http://dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=177557
http://www.produccionesinfinito.com/60p_to_24p/60p_with_labels