Need help to save my footage after a mistake.

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Francesco Bollorino

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Need help to save my footage after a mistake.

PostMon Mar 08, 2021 4:15 pm

Today I have made a foiotage during a book presentation. I have press (MY MISTAKE I HAVE TO SPEAK WITH MY UNCONSCIOUS) the HFR button on my BMPCC4k and now I have footage unusable (the HFR was set to 50) What can I do to save my work?
I use DAVINCI RESOLVE STUDIO 17
HELP ME!!!!
Francesco Bollorino
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Re: NEED HELP TO SAVE MY FOOTAGE AFTER A MISTAKE!!!

PostMon Mar 08, 2021 5:55 pm

Depending on the target framerate and audio source, could you speed up/slow down the video portion of the footage?
I had a client with BMPCC 6K cameras a few weeks ago who sent me footage that accidentally was recorded with the HFR enabled at 59.94 within 23.98.

Thankfully, the audio recorded normally, so I was able to unlink the footage and speed up the slow-motion to the exact percentage that made it real-time...it did take a bit of experimenting with the right numbers, but it worked. Since I had accurate audio, I was able to just match it up to the audio recording waveform in my case.
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Re: NEED HELP TO SAVE MY FOOTAGE AFTER A MISTAKE!!!

PostTue Mar 09, 2021 6:39 am

Timothy Clark wrote:Depending on the target framerate and audio source, could you speed up/slow down the video portion of the footage?
I had a client with BMPCC 6K cameras a few weeks ago who sent me footage that accidentally was recorded with the HFR enabled at 59.94 within 23.98.

Thankfully, the audio recorded normally, so I was able to unlink the footage and speed up the slow-motion to the exact percentage that made it real-time...it did take a bit of experimenting with the right numbers, but it worked. Since I had accurate audio, I was able to just match it up to the audio recording waveform in my case.

Yes I have tried this BUT I have 3 footages the 2 short work but the one longer is unpossible to sincronize Damn!!! I'm so stupid!!!
Francesco Bollorino
Editor of Psychiatry on line Italia
Thematic Channel on Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/PsychiatryonlineITA1

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