Depends if you groups. Whichever framerate has groups, you'll have to edit in that framerate as you can't open groups of a different format. You'll want to finish in 60i as 60i to 24p is not ideal (because of motion artifacts) whereas 24p to 60i is perfectly fine.
On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 5:11 PM, tcurren@aol.com [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Number of ways to do it. Assuming the 60i is QT you could import it with "ignoreqtrate" set in the console. It will all be imported slowed to 24.
Or Import , capture into a 60i project, then open those source bins in a 24 P project. Or AMA mount in the 24P project. Either way, Avid will add the motion effect anytime you sit the material in the timeline and you can change the rate in the motion effect editor to 100%. That's a bigger PITA as you have to do that to every clip.Whatever you do, DON'T AMA into the 24P and then transcode as Avid will bake in the motion effect (it will warn you) and then you are screwed for trying to slo-mo it.
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