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final cut pro 5 question (audio)
I imported a video from my Canon XL2 to my Mac Book Pro and it is now a .mov or quicktime file.
I added the video and an mp3 file to the sequence and on the top of the sequence, there’s a red line that is the length of the mp3 file.
When it plays, it plays a beeping noise the whole time. how do i fix this?
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2 Replies
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Red denotes unrendered elements – either video or audio or both. The beeping confirms unrendered audio. Sounds like the MP3 needs to be rendered in the timeline before proceeding.
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Don’t use an MP3. Convert it to AIFF at the correct sample rate. You can do this with the QuickTime pro player, iTunes, or Compressor.
All the best,
Tom
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