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4k Bug?
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Haha for sure, I was meaning in the field, as opposed to currently driving 😉
Same behavior here, adding a clip to the secondary after the workaround causes the frame size bug again. Also, I tried messing with spatial conform settings after the bug, it doesn’t bring the clip back to 4k.
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Cool. Thanks for checking. It’s messed up here, too.
I sent a bug report to Apple, lets hope they see it!
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Apple are very good at picking up bug reports, FYI I can’t reproduce the problem on my system.
Steve Connor
There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum
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Thanks, Steve.
Are you working in 25p?
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Yes
Steve Connor
There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum
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Things are even worse…
I’ve created SD sequence, put one HD clip (clip “A”) on main and connected another (clip “B”) to it. Now, I only have to Disable “B” clip to make “A” change its properties to 720×576. And if clip “A” had spatial conform set to None and re-framed some way, then it shrinks accordingly, as its 100% became 720×567. Easy way to make your timeline a mess… -
I highly suggest contacting Apple and leaving feedback.
It does appear that they do track these types of bugs.
Jeremy
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I certainly have sent bug report.
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FYI. I was able to reproduce this once, and now I can’t. Bizzar.
The time I did see the bug I was able to get the special conform to “work” on “none” again by transforming the clip just a small amount and then, switching to “none” and then resetting the transformation.
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T. Payton
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Anyone knows if they have fixed this bug with 10.1?
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