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- Real Name: Shebanjah Klaasen
Wed Nov 06, 2024 12:49 pm
We are struggling with proper roundtripping of 50fps clips used in a 25fps timeline between Premiere / Resolve. The problem isn't Premiere or the XML format however since the timecode in Resolve does match up.
Once I export as individual clips all clips are being exported with 4 extra frames at start and end (2 in 25 fps context). I get that the timeline isn't matching the clip framerate but this should not cause this problem.
One of the clips example is:
Premiere and Resolve timeline at 25fps
TC IN: 20:13:09:10
TC OUT: 20:13:10:32
Resulting exported clip:
TC IN: 20:13:09:06
TC OUT: 20:13:10:36
In Premiere the last frame is also considered sort of half missing but it does exist and render properly.
I hope this issue can be fixed or if it is not considered an issue, an explanation on why exactly it isn't and how to work around it.
Once I export as individual clips all clips are being exported with 4 extra frames at start and end (2 in 25 fps context). I get that the timeline isn't matching the clip framerate but this should not cause this problem.
One of the clips example is:
Premiere and Resolve timeline at 25fps
TC IN: 20:13:09:10
TC OUT: 20:13:10:32
Resulting exported clip:
TC IN: 20:13:09:06
TC OUT: 20:13:10:36
In Premiere the last frame is also considered sort of half missing but it does exist and render properly.
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I hope this issue can be fixed or if it is not considered an issue, an explanation on why exactly it isn't and how to work around it.
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Office System Resolve 18.6b9: X570 / Ryzen 9 5900X / 128GB DDR4 / RTX4090 / Win 11 / EIZO CG248-K