If I try to do it as I would have is the days of FCP STUDIO, I can use a tool like cinema tools (in this case QT EDIT by digital rebellion) to change the metadata so that it reads as 23.976 and automatically slows the audio sample rate to 46034, thus pitching it down and extending the overall time of the clip by 4%. It reads the 25fps footage, then spits out a file that is 23.976- but the audio drifts out of synch and the new file is the same length as the original. If I try to do this conversion using Resolve, it appears to work. I ultimately need to convert them into MXF media that is 23.976 to work in my project. What kind of time would it take to re-encode these 8gb files? Running an athlon 5200 oc'd to 3.0 in a 64bit win7 with 4gb of low latency ram, 1tb raid WD Caviar blacks, but I imagine it would take some time to encode.?Īlso, I have a geforce 8800 if there is a cuda port of any of these tools.that would, likely, speed things up significantly.I am working on a documentary that will ultimately be delivered as 23.976, but about 30% of the material is coming from overseas on PAL sources- some of it is analog video (BETA SP), but the rest will be camera files that are, for the most part, H.264 quicktimes that are 1920x1080 25FPS. MKVExtract, command line: eac3to.exe input.ac3 output.ac3 -slowdown 0192
To make sure I understand the process you're suggestiong, poison: If there is a way to slow down the playback or convince my media player that I'm in europe I'd love to do that as it doesn't have the time overhead of what poison is suggesting. The reason I'm looking at converting them is that music is a big part of the vids and i want to hear it "as it was intended" which is kind of hard to do 4% faster and at a higher pitch. Afaik it originated in europe making the video originally 25fps (correct me if i'm wrong), however everything is a bit sped up.
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