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proper settings in resolve to convert many formats and frame rates to dnxhd115 23.98

Brian Merlen

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i have a lot of camera raw files of various frame rates and models, as well as output completed projects that all need to be ingested into an avid uniform at 23.98 dnxhd115. what are the proper output settings in resolve to make this work right? i am converting h24 25fps right now to 23.98 supposedly but i don't think its working, at least vlc player seemed to indicate it was still 25... if anyone could help me out with this id appreciate it, I've never did a conversion from so many formats...what do i do to deinterlace 60i in resolve? anything you guys can tell me on this is appreciated cuz i have a ton of formats and frame rates to get through, thanks!
 
i called tech support and supposedly its working, set all my settings to 23.976 and my footage too in the media pool... hoping they were right on the phone and its this easy! mpeg stream clip was driving me nuts, this is working great so far... i have a ton of codecs tho so I'm hoping its legit when i throw other stuff at it..
 
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Apple Compressor may be a better way to go -- far more options, but it's not a fast program.

Messing with speed times and conversions is no fun, and be warned that H.264 is generally hideous as an acquisition format, period.
 
yea its a nightmare conform, so many frame rates and lossy codecs, i need to ingest cut projects too so i gotta get that mpeg 2 20 dollar thing from apple...i passed out for 5 hours cooking some encodes, back at it now
 
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