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How to Export with TC?
Hi to every one!
I’m capturing dailies from a telecine directly to Final Cut Pro, using an AJA ioHD. The capture is being done at 1080psf@23.98fps.
From there I need to send to the editor QuickTime files in DV codec, 720×480 letterbox @23.98fps.
The problem is that when I export my clips using QuickTime Conversion they don’t have Time Code.
How can I do this?
Regards,
Jj
MacPro 3,1
2x Quad-Core Intel Xeon@2.8GHz
4GB RAM
4x 1TB HDDs
MacOS 10.5.6
FCS 2
Adobe CS4 Production Bundle -
4 Replies
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Use Compressor and the Advanced Conversion settings.
Shane
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Hi Shane!
Thanks for your swift answer…
Could you explain with a little more detail how to do this in Compressor?
I’ve been trying to do it but I just can’t come up with the proper letterbox settings and I don’t know how to indicate it to keep the TimeCode in the new file…
Regards,
Jj
MacPro 3,1
2x Quad-Core Intel Xeon@2.8GHz
4GB RAM
4x 1TB HDDs
MacOS 10.5.6
FCS 2
Adobe CS4 Production Bundle -
Wait….I change my mind. THis is for an offline cut right? To then reconnect to the full res footage?
Use the Media Manager and the RECOMPRESS option…that’ll do it for you. The manual has a step by step.
(I read the post on Apple.com…shed more light on the situation).
Shane
GETTING ORGANIZED WITH FINAL CUT PRO DVD…don’t miss it.
Read my blog, Little Frog in High Def -
Hi Shane!
Thank you very much.
Indeed, this is for an off-line cut.
I’ll check the manual and do it so.
Regards,
Jj
MacPro 3,1
2x Quad-Core Intel Xeon@2.8GHz
4GB RAM
4x 1TB HDDs
MacOS 10.5.6
FCS 2
Adobe CS4 Production Bundle
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