I’m working on 3200x1800 timeline and I’ve noticed something I’ve never seen before. While bottom track is at 3200X1800, the track above for some reason is at 1920X1080 and the next one at 3200X1800.
Is this a feature, because I can’t recall how I produced it? The workaround was copying everything to a new timeline, but I’m just curious how this could have happend!
You might have dropped a 1920x1080 clip/track onto your first track. It will report as 1920x1080 with alt-click on your 3200x1800 timeline but will have a resize TLFX applied to it.
Indeed, Ive found the Segment with the BFX, but no resize applied in timeline! In BFX the back clip is at 3200X1800, but Bfx output is at 1920X1080. Where should the resize be?
From your explanation, I think you dropped a segment that was 1920x1080 maybe a colored frame (that’s what I do sometimes) onto your timeline. That specific segment should have a timelline FX resize tab. If the output of the BFX is at 1920x1080 and your timeline at 3200x1800 there has to be a resize somewhere…
The timeline came from Avid Media Composer as an .aaf at 1920X1080, so before linking materials I’ve reformated it at 3200X1800. Thats what I do almost everytime. The thing here is that only the first bfx has this kind of anomally (maybe I’ve created it before reformating I cant recon), the rest segments of the timeline are as they should be. Furthermore, when I move focus point on this track, viewport scales out like an HD clip should do on an higher resolution timeline, so I guess no resize is actually applied! If move focus point higher or lower from this track viewport scales up to normal. I’ll try to make a screenshot.