Variable frame rate footage

[DogFilm]

I am also interested in this.

On Tue, Jun 18, 2019 at 3:09 PM CCE <drcce2001 at ntlworld.com> wrote:

> Hi,
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> I have been using Kdenlive for about three years now in Ubuntu Studio. I
> find it very stable and perfect for my requirements. Many thanks to all
> involved in its development.
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> I have a question (can't see any answer on the website): Can Kdenlive
> handle variable frame rate footage without audio sync problems?
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> If not, are there any plans to add conversion to constant frame rate on
> import as a feature?
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> As you will know, smartphone footage is increasingly good enough for many
> purposes but most of it is variable frame rate and it tends to go out of
> sync in many NLEs.
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> Smartphone video cameras, because they are carried everywhere by almost
> everyone, are great for capturing moments that would otherwise be lost
> using a more traditional camera. Smartphones are increasingly used in news
> gathering, even by the mainstream media for this reason. They are no longer
> a poor quality fringe phenomenon but an almost universal means of acquiring
> high quality HD and even UHD footage.
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> I know that VFR footage can be converted to constant frame rate in third
> party applications like Handbrake but it would it would be simpler and
> easier if Kdenlive could do conversion on import.
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> Thanks.
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> Chris
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