How to show different frame rates in sequence?

[Trevor_Asq]

Avid has great clip colouring options to show clips that are a different frame rate in the timeline.

is there a method in PP to highlight clips that do not match the sequence frame rate? (eg “find all clips != 25 FPS”)

[Ann Bens]

The metadata in the project window shows you the framerate. Sort and color.

And set Display project item name and label color for all instances in the Project Settings/General

[Trevor_Asq]

Thanks Ann but again that is a laborious work around (first requiring a smart bin to find all media in the project) that doesn't limit the colour to just clips in this sequence.

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[excited_Genie16B8]

If you haven't started editing yet, you could change the color of such clips en masse.

[Trevor_Asq]

OK what I can do is use the timeline search and find frame rate contains 23 OR frame rate contains 29 - which gets me there for the most part.

Also I just figured out that I can create a new bin and drag all the clips from the timeline into it - which is useful for identifying frame rates etc. Although this is a little dangerous as they are new instances of the clips - any modification of those clips does not pass through to the clips in the sequence.

Thanks for your ideas  - all useful!