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Importing EDLs With 2:3 Pulldown

Capturing Film-Based Media with 2:3 Pulldown Using EDLs

Overriding Default 2:3 Pulldown Configuration Tape-to-Tape

 

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Setting Default 2:3 Pulldown Configuration Options

You can set default 2:3 pulldown sequence reference frames for all tapes and record clips. In cases where you frequently receive tapes that require 2:3 removal, it is a good idea to communicate with your client so 2:3 sequence is inserted consistently for all tapes. That way, your default settings configure an accurate 2:3 removal process without you having to manually enter reference frames tape-to-tape.

You can also set preferences to highlight and correct hybrid frames, and to apply a timewarp fit to native 30 fps interlaced material referenced by EDLs for which 2:3 removal is disabled. That way, native 30 fps material can be integrated in 24 fps timelines more easily. See 2:3 Pulldown Options Menu.

To set the default source 2:3 pulldown (for material on tapes provided to you), select a frame type. You do not have to enter a reference timecode.

• If the lowest timecode referenced for a tape by an EDL is an even hour (for example, 01:00:00:00), the reference frame is applied to that frame.
• If the lowest timecode referenced for a tape by an EDL is not an even hour (for example 01:00:01:22), the reference frame is applied to the next even-hour downward (for example, 01:00:00:00).

You can override these default settings on a tape-to-tape basis. See Overriding Default 2:3 Pulldown Configuration Tape-to-Tape.