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FCP 6 needs Rendering where it shouldn’t
I have a DVCPRO-HD 720P 24fps sequence that I rendered
straight out of final cut, as is.I need to compare the before and after of some changes made for a client.
when I drop the clip in the sequence fcp says it doesn’t match my clip, and would i like to change the sequence settings.
wether I do this or not, FCP refuses to play it without needing rendering even though ALL the aspects of the clip and the sequence match. I just don’t get it. A red line always appears if fcp changes sequence settings, but if I tell it no, I get an orange line instead.
Anyone know what the hell is up with this and how to fix it besides rendering?
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5 Replies
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Chris,
I don’t know the answer to that one, but, regarding your Pany monitor, you need to call the folks at Panasonic to find out where your warranty certificate is… Call them at (800) 973-4390. I fear you’ll be SOL when you need them if you don’t get ahold of that.
David
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This was a bug that was fixed in 6.0.2 (thanks for pointing this out JeremyG). If you’re running an earlier version, see this post for how to fix: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/8/963808 . You can just conform it to 23.98 using Cinema Tools. If you’re running 6.0.2, that’s probably a problem, but you can try this fix anyway.
– David
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thanks man.
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Thanks David, that did the trick.
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I just wanted to add, that while doing this fixes 6.0 ability to play back without needing rendering, the cinematools conform glitched a few of the frames in the file, so i had to re-export it again, so the client had one without a glitched number of frames.
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