Quote: Just made this purchase,and I haven't seen 23.XX / 24fps yet. Where do I go to get this feature?

I know this is not what you really want but the closest you can get is in "General Preferences".

You can select NTSC or PAL and the closest frame rate. .
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Hi Trekz -

Steve has explained how to set up your project timeline to 24fps.

If you're asking about producing files to match your DJI P3 clips, go to Produce - select H.264 AVC - MP4 - select the 4K profile from the dropdown... then click the + button to customise the profile.



Then you can change the frame rate & bitrate to match your clips.

Cheers - Tony
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Thank you all so much! ^ This helps out a lot.

Are you looking to convert to "true 4K" video or "4K UHD" video, which is totally different. Every consumer device on the market today labeled 4K actually means "4K UHD", or 3840x2160 resolution, but everything is marketed as being 4K, but it's not true 4K. If you're trying to convert anything to run on a consumer based TV/UHD player/video file to run through an Nvidia Android TV or a new Chromecast or Roku, it's actually referring to a 3840x2160 file, not a 4096x2160 file. There's a big difference between the two, so I was just making sure you were referring to the correct format.

Yup. True 4k is what I'm after