FCP Relinking to original camera material.

What format are the source files in. Assuming resolve can read it you should be able to point it to the source media instead. Might have to tell it to ignore the file extension. Which is an option in the XML import window.

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Could be the proxies messed up the FPS... NDF vs DF. or perhaps the sequence fps didn't match the source fps and you're seeing the mixed frame rate conform issue. Not sure there's an advantage to going back to source MXF on Canon stuff, if it's just rewrapped XDCAM anyway... IMO probably better off converting to DNxHD or ProRes to begin with. Not to mention what's the point when you're dealing with C300 footage. ;)

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[Joseph Owens] "NDF/DF should not have been an issue as the whole thing is 23.98. About 10% of all clips were in sync... 75% were one frame delayed, and the rest wobbled up to 6 frames out."

Interesting - I've not had the issue with all one frame rate but what you describe has been a major headache with mixed format timelines - specifically 23.98 material on a 24 timeline or vice versa. For a recent feature I gave up and baked the entire film and cut it up since it was one track virtually no dissolves. There is for sure something going on with mixed format timelines.

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