Compression & Media 100i

[Lawrence Marshall]

If you’re on a Mac and want to stay there, use Flip4Mac Studio (www.flip4mac.com). Set you back $49.00. I don’t know if it’s any faster than Cleaner.

I also use ProCoder on a PC. I export the timeline as self-contained, dump it to a hard drive, hook it up to a PC (you’ll need to have something like MacOpener on your PC) and encode it there.

[Andy Stinton]

The nice thing about Cleaner is that I can use a reference movie off the timeline.

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[Kieran Matthew]

Hi Andy,

If you use Flip4mac, you can export directly from the timeline – it appears as an export option in the export from edit suite option.

I used to use Cleaner 5.1 and Flip4Mac is much much faster, plus it looks nicer in my opinion.

K

[Felix Halter]

If I try to export to Flip4Mac (Vs. 2.1.0.33) from the m100 HD timeline (Vs. 10.1.4) I get the error message: “Could not complete the export from edit suite command because there is a parameter error”.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Felix

[Arthur Dent]

try trashing your comm.media100.media100hd.plist file which is in the same folder as your media 100 preferences
(mac HD>users>username>Library>preferences).

(this will be recreated by the OS the next time you go to open/save/import/export something in Media 100 HD)

[Lawrence Marshall]

You can also use a reference movie from the M100 timeline in Flip4Mac.

[Felix Halter]

Trashing the prefs did not help. Shall continue to use reference movies, just one little step more, but no big deal.
Thanks to both of you.
Felix