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- Real Name: Wilson Hneri
Sun Mar 14, 2021 3:05 pm
Hello!
I’ve spent hours trying to problem solve an issue with my FCP X to Resolve roundtrip using DV footage from my Sony VX1000.
So I start by importing an XML into Resolve from FCPX, I then grade my footage. All looks great. I go to render individual clips and when I import those clips into FCPX, each clip is about 2 frames too long. I already checked and there are no handles settings turned on in resolve.
The timecode is also off, so even if I wanted handles (which I do!) I wouldn’t be able to match up the source timecode.
I think my issue is caused by something related to interlacing. My frame rate is 29.97i in FCP X but in resolve I can only set it at 29.97 (no i).
Anyone know what I can do to be able to export my individual clips from Resolve and have them match exactly with my FCP X source footage?
Is there some sort of de-interlacing I should do on the FCP X side before exporting the XML for Resolve?
Hope I explained that well enough, I’m at the limit of my technical knowledge with this interlacing issue!
I’ve spent hours trying to problem solve an issue with my FCP X to Resolve roundtrip using DV footage from my Sony VX1000.
So I start by importing an XML into Resolve from FCPX, I then grade my footage. All looks great. I go to render individual clips and when I import those clips into FCPX, each clip is about 2 frames too long. I already checked and there are no handles settings turned on in resolve.
The timecode is also off, so even if I wanted handles (which I do!) I wouldn’t be able to match up the source timecode.
I think my issue is caused by something related to interlacing. My frame rate is 29.97i in FCP X but in resolve I can only set it at 29.97 (no i).
Anyone know what I can do to be able to export my individual clips from Resolve and have them match exactly with my FCP X source footage?
Is there some sort of de-interlacing I should do on the FCP X side before exporting the XML for Resolve?
Hope I explained that well enough, I’m at the limit of my technical knowledge with this interlacing issue!