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Joey848

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I accidentally shot all of my recent footage for a projects at 59.939 fps (720p) instead of 23.976 fps (720p) like the rest of it. :crybaby: Is there any way I can convert this footage to conform to rest of the project? I have an old version of twixtor for AE as well as the latest version of Magic Bullet. Please help.
 
i believ final cut has a converter or plugin that will do it. what about trying a time warp in the editor to get the playback speed proper?
 
Joey848 said:
I accidentally shot all of my recent footage for a projects at 59.939 fps (720p) instead of 23.976 fps (720p) like the rest of it. :crybaby: Is there any way I can convert this footage to conform to rest of the project? I have an old version of twixtor for AE as well as the latest version of Magic Bullet. Please help.

Download the panasonic frame rate converter....

Panasonic frame rate converter:

http://www.panasonic.com/business/provideo/support/fcphd.asp
 
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Excellent suggetion. Thank You. Unfortunately the plug-in doesn't work at all. It appears to recognize my footage as having the proper specs (dvc pro, 720p, 59.94 fps). It appears to run fine, progress bar progressing, then it slaps me with a general error - no explanation. The resultant clip won't open in quicktime or fcp. I thought maybe the problem was my system configuration (osx 10.3.9, quicktime pro 7.1.0, FCP 4.5) so i tried it on a colleague's system (osx 10.4, same quicktime, FCP 5 point something) with the same sorry results. I am going to try to get some help from panasonic and i'll check back in with what i find out. Has anyone else had this problem?
 
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