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Hi, I try to rework old libraries (old footage) with in Topaz Video AI improved videoclips.
But it not seems to work ? Relinking doesn't work. I always become the error 'The video frame rates don't match' while this is not true.
Some tips to help ?
iMac Pro, macOS 14.5
There’s probably not a setting to fix this. FPS numbers like 25.05 or odd numbers (other than 29.97 and 23.98) usually means that it’s recorded at a variable frame rate, likely some variation because of the length of time to process the media. This is only fixable by recompressing the file to a fixed rate using Compressor or some other app. If you use ProRes you should see no loss in quality.
OK. That brings me to the following questions :
In Topaz Video AI, the input FPS is 25,018 and I don't chance that.
But, according QuickTime, the old video is 25,02 FPS and the FPS of the new video seems to be 25 ???
I can't find any way in Topaz Video AI to chance or correct that (no custom FPS).
You're not going to get a relink to work on these new files in FCP. The relink in FCP demands everything be exactly the same, and it rarely is. That 25.018fps indicates it was interlaced footage, and Topaz (which I use often) is giving you progressive footage. Nope, FCP won't do this.
What are the frame rates of the old and new videos? They should absolutely match, e.g. 30 vs 29.97 may not work.
Will not work.
Trying to relink old clips (640x480) with improved (1280x960)
