dpx / timecode issue

[voivod]

Thanks for the reply. I am using 4K 2:1.
Just tested with build 90 but unfortunatly my problem still exists.
Editing 2 different shots in RedCine and export as dpx: timecode doesn´t match with source tc shown in RedCine.

Thinking about the following workflow:
RedCine Export small Quicktimes with timecode (via Metacheater) for Avid
Edit in Avid
export "Telecine EDL" from Avid (meaning an edl who has all used shots as simple edits with handles)
import "Telecine EDL" to RedCine and "conform"
export as dpx (only the shots which will probably in the final edit) with correct source timecode
conform in baselight/smoke etc

cut downs edited with Avid
conform again with baselight/smoke etc as

well thats what I thought of. I don´t want to export everything from RedCine - no need to waste that many Terras and Time.
but it seems I am doing something wrong.

[david james]

why dont you use RED Alert if you have 4K 2:1? - all the t/c should match.


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[voivod]

problem solved. Metadata said 24fps. I didn´t know it was shot on 25fps. Changing the Metadata with Lukis trick:

Nick,

While this is investigated, there is a quite easy workaround.

In the Library, click on the bottom third of a clip. This pulls up a metadata window for the clip. Change the framerate to 25. Now go back to the Player and scrub source timecode, and you will see it count from :00 to :24.

Now go back and change that framerate to 24. Player will now count from :00 to :23.

Best,

Lucas

solved the problem. But you have to export to different folders and not a contious dpx sequence.