Wed Dec 01, 2021 4:46 pm
Like everyone said, there is no easy fix and if you can fix it, there can be some other issues you'll have to contend with. One option, albeit not a good one but could save your day, is to just process the entire footage at the off-speed frame rate. If your off-speed rate is 60fps, try setting your timeline to 60fps and render at that rate. If you originally intended it to be shot in 24fps, well you'll lose things like motion blur and other artifacts at 60 but you could save the footage, and the day.
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