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Exporting Issues
When I export my sequence the clips inside are a few seconds ahead of what is previewed in Final Cut, what am I doing wrong?
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12 Replies
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You’re using a fakename. Sorry I couldn’t resist.
Hard to tell without know specifics like sequence settings, how you are previewing, etc.
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
Vice President
Chicago Final Cut Pro Users Group -
hm, where to begin.
i’ve tried nesting the clips into another sequence and that doesn’t help.
when i try to edit the timecode it says something different in the settings than is actually playing in the canvas window. it says In: 3:37:33 when it’s actually supposed to be 2:46:12. and it previews as the latter but exports as the former.
does any of this make sense? i’m kind of new to the program -
Sequence settings?
Video Clip specs?There are sequence timecode and clip timecode.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
i really wish i knew how to respond to this post.
my sequence settings are 1280 x 720 HDTV 720p (16:9)
Video Compression Apple ProRes 422.Clip Settings:
In: 3:37:03 (Wrong)
Out: 3:56:00 (Wrong) -
Your sequence settings are 1280 x 720 HDTV 720p
Are your vid clips also the same?
You have realtime playback without issue?
You choose file export, using “current Settings”
You go to the desktop and play the new movie file?
Just trying to understand the problem.Have you set in and out points for exporting as well?
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
yup that’s exactly right
and i’m at a complete loss as to what to do. i’ve done plenty of videos like this in the past with no problem. -
I am not 100% sure, but just a thought! may be mark in out!??
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I’ve definitely marked my ins and outs. the problem is that it previews as one thing and then exports as another.
it’s a series of clips from a .mov file that was converted from a .avi. i tried to start over again and got the same results. i’m beginning to think that it’s my video file that’s messing things up.
the timing on all the clips shifts a few seconds upon export. -
[Matt Fakename] “it’s a series of clips from a .mov file that was converted from a .avi.”
Be more specific. Exactly what codec is the .mov? As has been written here thousands of times, there are many, many flavors if .mov files (Quicktimes files), but not all are editing codecs that FCP recognizes.
Check the compressor column in the FCP browser. If it lists your file as an h.264 file, you converted improperly.
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Los Angeles
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It’s DV/DVCPRO NTSC
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