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Frame rate problem on iMovie HD import

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I've just imported 90 minutes of HD tape into a new project which is HD-1080i-25. The tape appeared to import OK but is 108 minutes long on the timeline. This is a ratio of approx 25 : 29.97 so I guess it is a frame rate problem but don't understand where I have gone wrong or how to fix it.

Any ideas please?

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Further to this, I deleted the video clips from the timeline, brought them back from the iDVD trash and suddenly their duration on the timeline was correct. Strange...

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