Actually, a better option might be to select the clip, choose Clip Attributes, and turn on Enable Deinterlace. This might also be a faster solution.

I never said that it was fast, only that it processes the video and audio. This is what I use to convert SD to HD. It has an upscaling engine that can take SD interlaced (720x480 or 720x486) and convert it to HD (1920x1080) progressive. The results are quite good. But to process a 1 hour video from SD to HD2 can take up to 22 hours. Currently I'm

It's because the timebase is off. What you're trying to do is to put a set of 24FPS clips into a 60P project. This means that the timebase is always going to be off. You might have to add a speed up from 24fps to 60fps (or 23.98 to 59.94). But that means the clips are going to play back faster than normal. I use a program from Topaz called Video

I don't have a Mac, but just for grins try using the Control or Options key and see if either or those work.

That's a very old version of Media Composer. When you match back to the master clips, all you're getting is the Right channel. You should check the AAF file and see if the tracks are in stereo or as 2 separate mono tracks. If it's mono, then only the right track is being used.

Select the timeline and choose Tools -> List Tool. This brings up the EDL tool. Under the Input tab choose Load. This loads the sequence into the list tool. Under Both Picture and Sound, select Clip Comments. On the right side of the pane, choose Preview. This will load the EDL and should contain the comments. For the output format, choose File_32

Group your clips first, then select the group and choose Edit Group. This uncollapses the group. Select the clips you want to mute, When you're done, choose the timeline and use Refresh Sequence -> Group Edits. See if that works.

That it only converted the AVC Intra 100 video but no sound is rather odd. I just took an aquarium video, converted that to AVC Intra 100 using Shutter Encoder, and then used Intertake to covert it back to an MP4. The sound came in perfectly. Download MediaInfo ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/mediainfo/files/latest/download ) and install it. Once

That's odd. When I import jpegs, changing to the frame view shows me the thumbnails, not the icons. It can take a few moments to generate the thumbnails. How many images do you have?

If you're going to edit and grade the AAF in Resolve, then you need to import the Timeline (File -> Import -> Timeline). This will let you choose the appropriate AAF file. That creates a new timeline in Resolve, complete with the sound. Note that in some cases you may have to export an AAF from Media Composer and choose both Render the video