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  • Jerky timline and monitoring EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED !!!

    Posted by Dane Silzle on May 28, 2005 at 4:52 pm

    Need help extremely frustrated !!!

    I have been editing in FCP 3 and 4 and will be installing FCP 5 soon.
    I do most of my work in SD 4.2.2 with My Deckllink Extreme card on my G5.
    I have no problem with 10bit uncompressed even up to 1 hout long sequences
    working with the Decklink card and my HUGE U320 RAID, 3 video tracks, 6 or more AUDIO, Live type and everything works smoth as silk, (monitoring,editing, you name it).

    However because of storage space I still want to edit some event work in DV.
    This involves some sequences 15minutes or longer. When I work in DV within
    the first minute both the displays (in FCP and my NTSC monitor) start getting
    jerky, drop frame warning comes up ….

    I have looked on other threads on this forum and have tryed; trashing FCP prefrences (from user>Library) and have checked my Viewers and set them to Fitall

    Also thinking I might have a conflick with my Decklink card and apples firewire
    I switch back to my dual G4 for firewire but still have the same problems.
    I also have a new 1.67ghz power book that does it too, although a little less.

    I must be doin somthing worng cause
    On all of my systems I run RAID’s:
    do I have to install another FW card to make these systems work wright ?

    here is my systems:

    SYSTEM 1
    Dual 2ghz G5
    10.3.8
    2.5gb DDR
    FCP 4.6
    HUGE U320 RAID 1.2TB (ave. 320mbs)
    decklink extreme capture card

    SYSTEM 2
    Dual 1.42ghz G4
    10.3.8
    FCP 4.6
    2.5gb DDR
    SIIG internal RAID 320GB

    SYSTEM 3
    1.67ghz 15″ Power Book
    1gb DDR
    FCP 4.6
    External G-RAID 320GB (FW 800)
    plus PCMCIA FW 400 card for capture.

    Note this system edits DV best ??? go figure

    please offer HELP

    Thanks

    Dane

    Steve Connor replied 21 years, 2 months ago 3 Members · 6 Replies
  • 6 Replies
  • Dane Silzle

    May 28, 2005 at 6:08 pm

    OK If I Just Play a Clip in the Viewer in FCP
    There is no problem.
    BUT If I add the clip to the Timlnie in a sequence
    that is where it gets Jerky on both Canvas and NTSC Monitors.

    I set the Canvas to “fit to window” and also tried “fit all”
    still no change..

    any sugestions ?

  • Chris Poisson

    May 28, 2005 at 7:09 pm

    Dane,

    Try doing an audio mixdown.

  • Dane Silzle

    May 28, 2005 at 7:13 pm

    Chris,

    Just did the audio mixdown….
    did not fix it 🙁

    other sugestion are welcome PLEASE 🙂

  • Steve Connor

    May 28, 2005 at 7:15 pm

    Full FCP reinstall would be my next step, I’ve had this problem before and it cured it. BTW what version of QuickTime are you running?

    Steve Connor
    Cardinal HD

  • Dane Silzle

    May 28, 2005 at 7:30 pm

    Hi Steve,

    I’m running QT 6.5.2
    FCP 4.5 (soon to be 5)

    I am haveing this problem for over two years on three systems.
    All three are still having this issue.. you say to reinstal
    FCP, but could it be the same on all 3 machines..
    Or is it just a setting I’m missing ?

    here is my systems:

    SYSTEM 1
    Dual 2ghz G5
    10.3.8
    2.5gb DDR
    FCP 4.6
    HUGE U320 RAID 1.2TB (ave. 320mbs)
    decklink extreme capture card

    SYSTEM 2
    Dual 1.42ghz G4
    10.3.8
    FCP 4.6
    2.5gb DDR
    SIIG internal RAID 320GB

    SYSTEM 3
    1.67ghz 15″ Power Book
    1gb DDR
    FCP 4.6
    External G-RAID 320GB (FW 800)
    plus PCMCIA FW 400 card for capture.

    Note this system edits DV best ??? go figure

    please offer HELP

    Thanks

    Dane

  • Steve Connor

    May 28, 2005 at 7:57 pm

    No idea at all I’m afraid, the fact it’s across three systems is very odd.

    Steve Connor
    Cardinal HD

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