I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

@beaverbrook @Adis-a @Dexcon

That picture that is being shared is Preferences not Project Settings,

Here i loaded a 120p clip, Vegas reads it as 119.880p

Mocha Project settings reads it as the same 119.880p

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PS, why the Mocha Project settings say Length (frames) 1666 but both timeline counters say 1665 must be because the counter incs frame 0 in the total count, Boris would have to answer that.

@Former user  ... the reference to project settings was meant as a general reference to settings - it was in the next clause of that sentence that it was pointed out that the specific item in Mocha Pro was Preferences:

In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab)

@Former user  ... the reference to project settings was meant as a general reference to settings - it was in the next clause of that sentence that it was pointed out that the specific item in Mocha Pro was Preferences:

In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab)

@Dexcon Sorry I don't understand that, ?

@beaverbrook wrote -

Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24. But I switched it to 59.94 (the max) and it still didn't change the issue where I still have to place the top layer ending one frame extended to the right.

On this 120p project mine reads 24, I'd need to read up on it or ask Boris as I'm not sure how the Preferences 'Clip' setting relates to the Project settings,

@Former user  .. please read my comment again:

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

Sorry - it wasn't in the second clause, it was in the next sentence.

@Dexcon Yes I can read, read your comment again, you say "make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same" but the Preferences (Clip) & Project setting in Mocha are different things, Look at my pictures again.

I just searched Boris, it wasn't helpful

Clip -

If you are working on a number of shots that share the same clip attributes (the same video standard, frame rate and color space), it can be useful to set a default clip setting. Then you will not have to re-enter the same clip information each time you load a clip.

Oh dear! Sigh!

@Dexcon No need for that!

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

@Dexcon You inc Project settings & Preferences in the same comment, they may well be in separate sentences but you followed one with the other in the same paragraph implying they were related. Even @beaverbrook read it like that with his reply comment - "Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24..... "

So explain how Preferences - Clip relates to all this instead of just repeating yourself & exasperating?

Adis-a wrote earlier:

Media frame rate and Project frame rate, do they match?

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

 

Yes.

If they don't match you'll have either overlapping or a gap, like here:

 

 

 

One clip is 23,97 fps inside a 23,97 fps Project, the other, showing a gap in the timeline, is 25. If everything matches Project fps that should reflect in Mocha as well. I think, that is. :)

Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24. But I switched it to 59.94 (the max) and it still didn't change the issue where I still have to place the top layer ending one frame extended to the right.

AFAIK, your clip frame rate is 60 fps, so set Project frame rate to 60 (you can just type 60 in the box, like here:

...should do the trick, I think. :)

Adis-a wrote earlier:

Media frame rate and Project frame rate, do they match?

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

 

Yes.

If they don't match you'll have either overlapping or a gap, like here:

 

 

 

One clip is 23,97 fps inside a 23,97 fps Project, the other, showing a gap in the timeline, is 25. If everything matches Project fps that should reflect in Mocha as well. I think, that is. :)

Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24. But I switched it to 59.94 (the max) and it still didn't change the issue where I still have to place the top layer ending one frame extended to the right.

AFAIK, your clip frame rate is 60 fps, so set Project frame rate to 60 (you can just type 60 in the box, like here:

...should do the trick, I think. :)

I can't set it to 60 because that makes the Render Preview feature not work. I have to keep it at 59.94 (Or something like that).

Adis-a wrote earlier:

Media frame rate and Project frame rate, do they match?

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

 

Yes.

If they don't match you'll have either overlapping or a gap, like here:

 

 

 

One clip is 23,97 fps inside a 23,97 fps Project, the other, showing a gap in the timeline, is 25. If everything matches Project fps that should reflect in Mocha as well. I think, that is. :)

Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24. But I switched it to 59.94 (the max) and it still didn't change the issue where I still have to place the top layer ending one frame extended to the right.

AFAIK, your clip frame rate is 60 fps, so set Project frame rate to 60 (you can just type 60 in the box, like here:

...should do the trick, I think. :)

Adis-a wrote earlier:

Media frame rate and Project frame rate, do they match?

I suspect that the intent was to for you to make sure that the project settings in both Vegas Pro and Mocha Pro are the same. In Mocha Pro, check File/Preferences/Clip (tab) for the fps rate:

 

Yes.

If they don't match you'll have either overlapping or a gap, like here:

 

 

 

One clip is 23,97 fps inside a 23,97 fps Project, the other, showing a gap in the timeline, is 25. If everything matches Project fps that should reflect in Mocha as well. I think, that is. :)

Mocha Pro's frame rate was indeed different at like 24. But I switched it to 59.94 (the max) and it still didn't change the issue where I still have to place the top layer ending one frame extended to the right.

AFAIK, your clip frame rate is 60 fps, so set Project frame rate to 60 (you can just type 60 in the box, like here:

...should do the trick, I think. :)

I can't set it to 60 because that makes the Render Preview feature not work. I have to keep it at 59.94 (Or something like that).

Selectively Prerender Video, that it? Shift+M?

Hm, works on my end:

Selectively Prerender Video, that it? Shift+M?

Hm, works on my end:

 

 

Well, I just resolved that ploblem. It was the problem I had just before this thread. And setting to 59.4 from 60 is exactly what fixed it.

Since I already hacked the workaround for this thread, this is less important compared to the risk of breaking my prerenders again.