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Q.Cing Frame Rates? (Not Base Rates)

Jesse Korosi

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Hi All,

I am just curious how I could check to see what framerate (Not Base Rate) a RED shot was recorded at.
Example. If the base rate is set at 23.98 but the frame rate is set to 60.

What software will be able to show me that it was recorded at 60?

- Through QT it shows 23.98 for the proxies
- RocketcineX Shows 23.98 for the R3Ds
- Redcine same thing
- Clipfinder same thing

Maybe there is a way in one of these applications to do this that I am not aware of though?

Thanks in advance.
 
I am just curious how I could check to see what framerate (Not Base Rate) a RED shot was recorded at.

Only few weeks until STORM goes into public beta.

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Unfortunately, there doesn't currently seem to be a Metadata flag or field for varispeed selection or fps.

If you always shoot 180degree shutter, you'll get a clue from the shutter speed field being something different from the expected 1/48 sec for base rate 24fps, 1/50 sec for 25fps, 1/60 sec for base rate 30fps, etc.
 
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