Not sure what you are attempting. To add an additional effect you need to Autonest (Option key). I did a test just now. A 720P project (23.98 fps). I edited a mixture of 23.98 fps, 25 fps, 29.97 fps and 59.94 together and applied CC presets to them all. Then 1) Selected all and appplied a Resize 105% as you mentioned). That, of course, removes the previous

I can do that. I'll round up something for you.

Previously posted to the Mac forum: The only instance I can find of this error is on the PC MC forum. Briefly, last year I captured hours of old PAL DV footage. Avid 3:1 compression, 48k audio, 24bit, PCM(MXF). I must have been using a 2018 release on Mojave (see below>>>). Tried playing these clips on my updated iMac, Big Sur 11.6.8 with MC

The only instance I can find of this error is on the PC MC forum. Briefly, last year I captured hours of old PAL DV footage. Avid 3:1 compression, 48k audio, 24bit, PCM(MXF). I must have been using a 2018 release on Mojave (see below>>>). Tried playing these clips on my updated iMac, Big Sur 11.6.8 with MC 2022.7). Video can be seen but no

I'm now seeing this. Here's the scenario: Last September I captured hours of old DV tape footage on my iMac (Mojave). I can't recall the exact MC version but that may become clear. The footage was captured to Avid's 3:1 compression with audio at 48k, 24 bit, PCM (MXF). Yesterday I tried playing some clips on my updated version (Big Sur

I think my clips were captured with an old OS. The audio throws an error on my Big Sur installation. They play fine on a Windows box. I will check with a Mojave system later. Good luck.

Well, if you can get the video iinto Media Composer, you can certainly edit and export as interlaced. I have a load of old PAL footage that I captured as 3:1. In a short test, I exported as MXF OP1a - not usable as it stands but you can re-encode in something like Adobe Media Encoer or Shutter Encoder. . There's a problem with the audio but that's

Pat - IIRC, interlacing was the solution to the inablity of early TV systems to send sufficient data to create an entire frame in one pass. On TV, I like interlacing. I also had fun explaining to students that just shooting at 24 fps does not make it look like a film. I created a crude animation (in Marquee!) showing how the flicker rate was reduced

In my quick test regarding the reported image aspect ratio, no digitised files involved. New Project, import a graphic and then try an export.

Seen on two different machines. I will double-check with new profiles tomorrow.