I am creating a mass of DCPs for a short film festival and of course a number of them arrive with a frame rate of 23.976 fps. I have successfully exported these in DOM to 24fps DCPs and they play just fine BUT their duration is the same as the original material - to the parts of a second.
How can this be? Surely they should just a tad shorter (by 1 second per 16 minutes 40 seconds of content - if my maths is correct).
No big issue, just a bit of confusion.
Now that DOM handles 5.1 audio well its truly fab!!
Convert 23.976 fps to 24 fps
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Carsten
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Re: Convert 23.976 fps to 24 fps
Maybe they are just flagged the wrong way. Also, for e.g. a 10min short, the difference is just half a second - that is 12-14 frames shorter at best. Some apps may apply rounding around full seconds.
I am sure, if you load the ingoing and outgoing audio into an audio editor, you will see the small difference.
- Carsten
I am sure, if you load the ingoing and outgoing audio into an audio editor, you will see the small difference.
- Carsten
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dBLux
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Re: Convert 23.976 fps to 24 fps
Carsten,
Yes it is as you say. Turns out that Premier Pro "runs" all 23.976fps movies at 24fps without telling/asking as do many other players.
The venerable Quicktime gets it pretty close however.
Thanks for a great app.
Alan Butterfield
Yes it is as you say. Turns out that Premier Pro "runs" all 23.976fps movies at 24fps without telling/asking as do many other players.
The venerable Quicktime gets it pretty close however.
Thanks for a great app.
Alan Butterfield