Final Cut Pro
FCP Sequence Settings for Editing a Flip's MP4 Video Without Losing Sync
Posted March 23rd, 2010 by Uri Geva
It turns out that importing an MP4 file shot by a Flip camera to FCP is not as intuitive as I thought it might be.
For a while everything was running smoothly but, as editing advanced to about the 2-minute point, the audio went out of sync by approximately 3-4 frames. That was the clue that I had a discrepancy between 30 and 29.97 fps. But, I had set my sequence to 30fps to match the raw footage I had imported. So what was going on? What I was doing wrong?
Kenneth Chan at Meyer Library was instrumental to figure it out. Thanks, Kenneth.
For a while everything was running smoothly but, as editing advanced to about the 2-minute point, the audio went out of sync by approximately 3-4 frames. That was the clue that I had a discrepancy between 30 and 29.97 fps. But, I had set my sequence to 30fps to match the raw footage I had imported. So what was going on? What I was doing wrong?
Kenneth Chan at Meyer Library was instrumental to figure it out. Thanks, Kenneth.
FCP Sequence Settings for Editing a Flip's MP4 Video
Posted March 23rd, 2010 by Uri GevaIt turns out that importing an MP4 file shot by a Flip camera to FCP is not as intuitive as I thought it might be. For a while everything was running smoothly but, as my editing advance to about the 2-minute point, the audio went out of synch by approximately 3-4 frames. That gave my the clue that I had a discrepancy between 30 and 29.97 fps. But, I had set my sequence to 30fps to match the raw footage I had imported. So what was going on? What I was doing wrong?
Together with Kenneth Chan at Meyer Library we were able to figure it out.
