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My external monitor can’t display 23.976, so I’m hoping there’s a way to tell my Blackmagic card to still do that conversion I’m so fond of in FCP7 (to 59.94)… Whether it’s through a Blackmagic setting or a PP setting, I’d like to know if it’s possible. In Premiere CS 5.5, I understand that I need to choose the Blackmagic sequence preset that matches my footage (I’ve chosen the Uncompressed preset at 1080HD/23.976 so I can also choose ProRes422 for my preview file codec). The video output menu in FCP7 (when used with Blackmagic cards anyway) has a handy 23.976 ->59.94 8 bit HD conversion output that allows me to monitor in a frame rate my consumer Samsung display can accept (in my case, via component). I’m hoping someone can help me either find the switch or confirm that it does not exist in PP. FCP to PP editor here, and as I attempt to monitor my AVC-Intra 100 1080HD 23.976 footage on an external monitor via my Blackmagic Studio card, I seem to be missing a setting that was available in FCP 7.
