This happens when imported .movs have a tape name added to them and then Avid decomposes them like a tape source. As Terry mentioned there is a sort of fit to fill thing that then happens. If you had a 2 minute movie that you cut a 2 second shot from and it gets a tape name and is then decomposed Avid tries to fit the entire 2 minute clip into the 2 seconds you cut in, including handles just to make it interesting. In these cases I usually find the time code on the clips will be accurate to the time code of the clip reimported in it's entirety. Not great but at least it helps in over cutting.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Lou Wirth <loutv@...> wrote:
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> The QTs do match the frame rate. And they import fine but I would have to reimport all the clips and recut the sequence with the newly imported. I am hoping to re-import the clips in the sequence and have them come in at normal rate. Which for some reason doesnt happen. Have tried with several clips. QTs are Apple HDV clips.
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> On Aug 28, 2012, at 4:14 PM, oliverpetersvidy wrote:
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> > > Lou Wirth wrote:
> > > I am importing qts into a 1080/23.97 project.
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> > Do the QTs match this same rate? What codec and format size?
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> > - Oliver
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