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I think MC First only lets you export h264 mov files. That's one of its limitations compared to the paid versions MC.
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If you link the 59.94 footage in a 25fps project, MC will add the appropriate motion adapter to make it play in real-time. You may then adjust speed or motion effects type once a clip is added to the timeline, at which point you can promote the motion adapter to a timewarp effect. 59.94 to 25 will not be an easily good-looking conversion, depending
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Having those built into Premiere is quite a good thing. Then again, Premiere won't let you use any third party plugins. If I have to choose, me, I'd prefer the extended capabilities of bringing in 3rd party plugins. Way more versatile.
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In PT, you can designate a track to be a Field Recorder Guide Track, select one or more or all clips on that track, right-click and choose Expand. Telegram's suggestion would likely be the most elegant solution on the MC side, though!
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On the audio side, in Pro Tools, this can be done automatically. In MC, not so much.
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Is that a Quicktime preset? I would absolutely ignore that and use the modern MOV or MP4 export tabs in stead. Way faster an better color management.
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Add Edit (from the keyboard) doesn't stop the playhead. Neither do M1/2/3/4/etc when using multicam.
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If you open Desktop Video Setup, does it show 1080p24? Have you tried to change the BMD from P to PsF or vice versa? Are you sure the TV accepts 1080p24 over HDMI?
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Click the audio hardware selector button in the timeline and deselect sending audio to the computer's internal audio card. The latter is a new option.
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Hi, Unfortunately, those presets stem from the 4:3 Standard Definition age, and are completely incorrect in any other situation.