conform-rate

conform-rate

conform-rate Apply rate conforming to match media frame rate to timeline frame rate.

Overview

When your media has specific combinations of timeline frame rate and media frame rate, Final Cut Pro automatically applies rate conforming by converting the media frame rate to match the timeline frame rate, as shown in the Final Cut Pro rate conforming chart below. As a result, Final Cut Pro also adjusts the duration. When this occurs, the Rate Conform section appears in Final Cut Pro Video Inspector. Use the conform-rate element to indicate rate conforming.

Note In FCPXML 1.2, timeMap element was used to apply rate conforming with a rateConform attribute value of 1. Starting in FCPXML 1.3, use conformRate element to represent rate conforming.

How Final Cut Pro applies rate conforming between the media and timeline frame rates:

| Media Frame Rate | 23.98p | 24p | 25p, 25i, or 50p | 29.97p, 59.94p, or 29.97i | 30p or 60p | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 23.98p | — | 24p | 25p | — | — | | 24p | 23.98p | — | 25p | — | — | | 25p | 23.98p | 24p | — | — | — | | 29.97p | — | — | — | — | 30p | | 30p | — | — | — | 29.97p | — | | 50p | 47.96p | 48p | — | — | — | | 59.94p | — | — | — | — | 60p | | 60p | — | — | — | 59.94p | — | | 25i | 47.96p | 48p | — | — | — | | 29.97i | — | — | — | — | 60p |