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2thousand9

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Mar 28, 2009
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Hi, I need to know if final cut express support 720p60. Thanks for looking...
I posted a tread earlier but no one replied so I posted a simpler one.
 
According to the FCE User Manual: Yes.

Page 1060:

High Definition Video

In the late 1990s, HD video formats were standardized in the United States by the
Advanced Television Standards Committee (ATSC). These HD video formats are the next
generation of broadcast and recording video formats. Unlike SD formats, which are
restricted to fixed frame rates and numbers of lines per frame, HD video provides
several options per format. While the increased flexibility is convenient, it also makes
format interchange more complicated. Simply saying “HD video” is not enough; you
need to define the frame size, frame rate, and scanning method of your HD format.
There are an increasing number of HD tape and file-based formats available. Most HD
formats support only a subset of the options shown in the table above, and most
camcorders and video decks do not support every combination.



Standard
720p

Frame size
1280 x 720

Frame rates
23.98, 29.97, 59.94
24, 30, 60 (720p footage recorded at 24, 30, and 60 fps is rare. The 29.97 fps rates are more common because they are compatible with NTSC equipment.)
25, 50

Scanning method
Progressive


There are an increasing number of HD tape and file-based formats available. Most HD
formats support only a subset of the options shown in the table above, and most
camcorders and video decks do not support every combination.
 
I dont think it does... If I import 60 fps clips (which I have to convert to AIC outside of FCE anyway) it seems to treat them as 29.97 fps and will certainly only ever let me export at 29.97fps. I think the Apple Support forum for FCE/FCP will have better info but AFAIK it does not.
 
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