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ragamuffin wrote:Well, after experimenting with timeline and export settings I figured out what was the source of the problem. Cineform files appear to be 29,97 fps and I used this frame rate in timeline and export settings. And this is the reason I had dropped frames during editing and in final renders. After I created 30fps timeline and exported at 30fps, final render became smooth as the original footage.
Can anyone explain what's going on?
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Eugenia Loli-Queru wrote:Download the latest version, they have fixes.
jcs wrote:How are you converting the footage to Cineform? Via ReMaster? The current Neo Scene tool (stripped down ReMaster?) forces 29.97fps for the 5D footage (and resamples the audio): no option to preserve 30fps (I have a request in to allow 30fps and no audio resampling).
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ragamuffin wrote:Neoscene has only one executable - HDLink.exe. I just load MOVs into it and batch convert them. You are right that Neoscene forces the 29,97 for 5D footage. It plays smoothly after transcoding in all media players. I get dropped frames only when I export it from 29,97 timeline in CS4 no matter what codec I choose for the final output.
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jcs wrote:Ah, right HDLink.exe is pointed to by Neo Scene (also see a bunch of MainConcept DLLs in the same dir...). Doesn't Prospect 4K include ReMaster? Are you saying the Prospect 4K's HDLink also forces 5D footage to 29.97?
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Eugenia Loli-Queru wrote:According to this they fixed problems you see: http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/cineform-sof ... tools.html
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