I work with every broadcast timebase all the time within FCP 7, and have done for several years - and have happily mixed-and-matched audio mixes between them all. Never have I seen FCP speed up or slow down the audio as you describe.
When there's a timebase mis-match, FCP generally wants to render the audio (assumedly to re-write the embedded timecode?) which I've always found annoying, but I've never had a mix change duration.D.
On 8 October 2013 18:01, Agustin Goya <agustingoya@gmail.com> wrote:
Not in FCP. FCP, believe it or not, doesn´t care about the Audio Sample rate, treating audio as video, and if your sequence settings doesn´t match audio Frame rate it slow/speed it without asking.On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 1:31 PM, Philip Hodgetts <philip@intelligentassistance.com> wrote:
Why does he need to slow it down? 2 seconds of audio at 23.98 is still two seconds. Two seconds of audio at 25 fps is still 2 seconds.Tell your friend to use Sound Devices Wave Agent (free) to change framerate metadata and he will be fine.It´s also important that the "Easy Setup" matches the sequence framerate.He will need to create a new project because once Imported, FCP "remembers" that the original file had different framerate and will slow it no matter what.Hope this help.Agustin Goya
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