Simple. DNxHD 220 at 30 frames per second is the same compression level as DNxHD 175 at 24 frames per second or DNxHD 185 at 25 FPS.
That is why they are only available in the specific frame rate of whatever project you are in.
Since you are in 24, the top compression quality is DNxHD 175. Well, actually 175X as the X denotes 10 bit.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "fallendown79" <fallendown79@...> wrote:
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> I have been editing a project shot on the Canon 5D and I imported the clips into a 1080p/24 project. I imported the clips ay DNxHD 175. Not realizing this was a PAL format. Come to find out, I probably should be doing this at DNxHD 220. But my project does not give me that option. So I can only assume I am working in a PAL project. But when I created the project, there was no indication or choice for NTSC or PAL. I tried creating a new project so I could reimport the clips, but again, there was no way to select NTSC and there is no DNxHD 220 choice. I'm sure it is something simple that I am missing or ignorant of. I'd appreciate any help.
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