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I have a sequence at 1920x1080.
Some of the clips in this sequence are UHD (3840x2160).
The scale of these clips are at 50% so they fit in the HD sequence.
I want to create at new sequence at 3840x2160 that uses the full resolution of these clips, so their scale should be at 100%.
But if I change the sequence settings to UHD, all of my clips remain at 50% scale (even if "Scale motion effects..." is checked).
I could go through every clip and double the scale, but is there a way to automaticlly rescale clips when the sequence is resized?
Nesting the HD sequence in a UHD sequence isn't an option - nests don't concatenate, and I lose the full UHD resolution.
Sorry, I oversimplified.
I've repo'd and scaled many clips in the sequence - "Set to frame size" will throw away all of my Motion effects.
But it looks like if I nest the HD sequence in a UHD sequence and select "Scale to frame size", it re-rasterizes everything correctly. So perhaps I finally found the use case for Scale instead of Set.
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Select all the clips, right-click and choose "Set to frame size."
Note that any 1080 or smaller clips in the sequence will also get scaled up over 100% in order to fit the UHD frame (which I assume you want?)
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Sorry, I oversimplified.
I've repo'd and scaled many clips in the sequence - "Set to frame size" will throw away all of my Motion effects.
But it looks like if I nest the HD sequence in a UHD sequence and select "Scale to frame size", it re-rasterizes everything correctly. So perhaps I finally found the use case for Scale instead of Set.
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