Hey all,
I'm going over all the newness in 8.3 -- I finally upgraded ;)
In the What's New .pdf it appears to be a sub-heading of the the section pertaining to Frame Rates.
First, here's what it says:
– Two-Frame Safety –
This safety is especially useful when working with interlaced media to ensure that you maintain your cuts on the right field.
This safety is especially useful when working with interlaced media to ensure that you maintain your cuts on the right field.
Question 1:
Does the Two-Frame Safety only pertain to high frame rates (47.95, 48, 50, 59.94, 60)?
Question 2:
Does this have to be enabled somewhere or is it a feature that's baked in?
Question 3:
I'm familiar with losing 1 frame on either side of a 35mm edit, but what's the scoop with this? Does it mean that when I select a frame to cut on, that it automatically backs-up 2 more? And, if I'm losing 2 frames at a chosen edit point, then how is it implementing and displaying this when I edit/trim? I'm thinking it may be like Dupe Detection (?).
Thanks for any insight gang!
Cheers,
Benjamin
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