You should use AMA - transcode within a matching frame rate project. So bring all your 23.98 clips in a 23.98 project, all your 59.94 in a 59.94 project, etc.
Then you can open those bins in whatever your final frame rate project is. This will allow you to choose how the motion adaptation to varying frame rates occurs. You will want that flexibility as some modes are better than others depending upon the material. You will also be able to link back later on.
Personally, I wouldn't choose XDCAM as an editing format. It is a long GOP codec which is more taxing on the system. That said, lots of networks live in that universe as it is small enough to use for offline, but good enough for final broadcast. So there is no "offline/online" workflow needed.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Carmen Castaneda <carmen.castaneda20@...> wrote:
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> When doing AMA, I get an error message that reads...
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> Some clips don't match the edit rate of the current project. Transcode creates new clips that match the current project rate. Because the new edit rate doesn't match the original clip, you cannot batch capture, batch import, relink or link (via AMA) to these new clips. convert or skip clips that don't match the edit rate of the project?
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> By converting will this effect the work flow in a negative way? Also I was told to bring these in as XDCAM 50megbits??? Why would this fix or make the workflow better?
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> Carmen
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> From: Michael Hancock <mhancockeditor@...>
> To: Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, July 5, 2012 8:33 AM
> Subject: Re: [Avid-L2] Re: .mov files import
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> Are you just doing a straight import? If you are, try AMA then
> consolidate/transcode. I don't believe the regular import takes advantage
> of multiple processors whereas AMA is newer code and does.
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> Michael
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> On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 11:30 AM, Carmen Castaneda <
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> > by the way these .mov files as DNX145 are taking forever to bring in...is
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