Possible Export QT 29.97fps workaround

Exporting from Keynote as 29.97 doesn't work when you specify that frame rate. KN produces its own off-standard frame rates that can be quite different from the one expected. There doesn't seem to be an internal way to have it respect 29.97fps or any exact specified rate.
This may not be an issue unless the movie is destined for DVD or tape.
Workaround (requires Quicktime Player Pro or FCP or Compressor):
Export UNCOMPRESSED QUICKTIME from Keynote with settings to suit - In my case, destined for DV: NTSC 29.97, 720x480.
There doesn't seem to be a way to change default settings, so each export has to be set manually to the desired spec.
Could try Animation or other high quality codec if drive space is an issue.
Perhaps could try Apple lossless.
This will yield correctly sized image, but with odd frame rate i.e. a fraction below or above 29.97.
Open the uncompressed file with QT Player Pro.
Inspector will show that it's an odd frame rate, but the image is excellent quality (best you can get).
If you don't have hardware to play real time, just scrub through to check image quality.
Now export from Player Pro as QT movie -Conversion to desired format i.e. ntsc dv, and specify 29.97 frame rate.
The movie should now be standard frame rate for the specified codec.
I recommend uncompressed initial export to minimize any degradation due to interpolating or reprocessing. I don't know how the frames are adjusted to proper timing …perhaps the image frames are not affected at all and the timebase is adjusted. Dunno. Uncompressed video of course requires lots of drive space. However, once the conversion is made to the specified frame rate in the desired compressed format, the uncompressed clip can be trashed.
More:
It appears that QT Player Pro will not consistently convert all movies to the proper frame rate. One of mine ended up slightly more than 29.97 but played ok in a FCP timeline set for DV specs.
I started exporting the uncompressed version from a Final Cut Pro timeline and results are correct so far with several movies.
Could do the same with Compressor.
This program clearly wasn't intended to support standard video production time bases, or any other base as far as I can figure. I suspect that given all the Keynote audio sync problems reported, the core cause is likely a horribly conceived and implemented timebase.

Hi-
OK, 1080i HDV 29.97fps IS the correct format for editing HDV. When HDV is described as 1080 60i it means; This video is +1080 pixels tall, 60 interlaced (fields per second.)+ And as we all know, there *are 2 interlaced fields per frame of video*. In NTSC this is not an even 30 fps because the TV set needs time to rescan to the top of the picture to start the next field (this is called the vertical interval) so the actual frame rate is 29.97 frames per second. This is correct and standard.
So if you are capturing HDV 1080 60i video the correct setting is 1080 29.97fps.
And if you are trying to export your video at 60 FRAMES per second (120 FIELDS per second) then the clip you export will be half as long in duration as it is supposed to be, because you have doubled the correct frame rate of 30 fps (NTSC 29.97) to 60 frames per second. That means it will run twice as fast as it should.
If you are doing any exporting, you need to export at the correct frame rate (same as source which in this case is 29.97 FRAMES per second.
I hope this helps.

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