I'm trying to migrate a project out of fcpx and into resolve but I’m having audio drift issues once I'm in Resolve.
Here’s what i believe is going on. In finalcut the project framerate is set to 23.98 but all of the video in the timeline is actually 24fps. I believe no one picked up on this because finalcut does some kind of auto interpolation of footage you import that is different from the project framerate to make it play back smoothly.(See: rate conform/frame sampling) However when i export out an xml from finalcut and bring the project into resolve that frame sampling is gone and i’m left with a timeline that’s locked into a framerate of 23.98 and source footage that is actually 24fps which causes the audio to start drifting immediately.
My first question is, does my logic make sense or could there be something else going on?
And secondly, if i have correctly diagnosed the problem....what can i do about it?
So far i've attempted to make a copy of the fcpx project and then change the framerate (which i've read can break the whole edit) but while there is a drop down box in fcpx to modify the project framerate, the only option that shows up is 23.98.
I've also attempted to change the framerate of the footage within resolve via "clip attributes" but that only seems to make things worse.
any advice or thoughts is much appreciated.
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My chosen population: students at my university
Sampling frame: students who have heard about the term CBD or used to use CBD product before
My question is that, even though my target population is student at university but my sampling frame is specific subset. I felt my sampling frame is unobtainable since it’s impossible to get a list of students who have heard or used CBD before. So what is the more appropriate alternative Sampling frame?
Thank you!
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