Yesterday on my clip color post we had a comment from Mark about chanigng project setting son Avid. Here is the most simple way to do it. You should know that this is how I have done it pre- Media Composer 4.0.
Go into Media Composer. In your Master window, with the tabs for settings, project, format, info, etc, click on format. After doing so you can see there are two options. Project Type and Raster Dimension. Go to project type and you should have a few options. In this case there is 1080p/24 and 24p NTSC. This is the sample project from Avid that came with installing the 3.5 Media Composer software. I can downgrade to SD from HD and go back. These settings are all different from how you create your project in the start. For example, if I choose 1080i/59.94 I can go to 720p/ 29.97 or 30i. The raster dimensions also change. I can choose 1920x 1080, 1440 x 1080 or 1280 x 1080 depending on my pixel aspect ratios.
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Sadly, I am unable to tell you how 4.0 works though, with different frame rates and formats. We will have to see if I can upgrade to that soon enough 😉 If there are any other issues in creating your projects or changing the formats, please post a comment and I will do my best to get your problem resolved.
Version 4 only adds is one more format option – 1080p/29.97 has joined 30i NTSC, 720p/29.997, and 1080i 59.94 in a 30 frame project. Raster settings haven’t changed.
Even though you can now mix and mingle shots with other framerates, the format options are still based on the original project settings.
Thanks Bryce. I am sure it was there now and I just didn’t see it. Long days of loading footage and not much sleep. One thing I am disappointed in MC is the lack of full raster offline quality codecs. I am loading 60 hours of 1080i footage and the lowest I can load in appears to be DNxHD 145. That looks awesome, and we’ll probably online without up-resing from there, but they should give us a codec like ProRes Proxy with really low bitrate for storage constraints. I know DNxHD 36 exists but it is only selectable in a 24p project. Anyway, thanks for the comments and this great blog.
Hey Mark, thanks for the comments. I think we have all fallen asleep on our keyboard to find we have created a sequence that is over 10 hours of the same 30 second clip before — figuratively speaking that is. 🙂
Can we change the frame rate for the project after creating A PROJECT!!!Thanks