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Re: slow-mo with HPX2000 in FCP
by Jeremy Garchow (JeremyG) on May 12, 2008 at 1:58:56 am

The HPX2000 does not support variable frame rate workflows.

Open your clip in Cinema Tools and hit the conform button and select 23.98. This will essentially playback your 60p content @ 24p.

i should add that you should duplicate this clip to keep any necessary information in tact.

Jeremy



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