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importing quicktime into fcp5
i’m currently working on an fcp5/dvcpro hd 720p/60 documentary that has an abundance of stock footage. most of the footage is coming from the stock house as quicktime files that are small. i’ve tried to cut them into a sequence and use ‘scale to sequence’ to resize them but the rendering is taking a lot longer than i expected on my dual processor g5. is there any way to resize them once(possibly convert in quicktime pro with some hd codec and then export) and make them a clip that final cut could use without extensive rendering?
thanks, mark -
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Try using Apple’s Convertions in Compressor 2 for this. QT Pro can do it too, probably similar results?
Jerry
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Sounds like you haven’t been sent the final clips, only the try outs. Ask the stock house to send you the correct size.
kathy
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