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ProRes clips need to render in ProRes sequence?
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[John Pale] “CP 7 is not supported on PowerPC”
GOOD CATCH! Now we see what happens when people try…
Shane
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You could also try and see if the alpha settings are different from your sequence
(modify->alpha type … should be set to none/ignore)
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Do you have the Video Scopes open? I seem to remember working on a ProRes sequence once with the scopes open and everything was redlined.
Chris Linke
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I’m having this same problem too, and I’m using a G5 running Final Cut 7. That might be the problem, huh?
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[Alec Beard] “I’m using a G5 running Final Cut 7. That might be the problem, huh?”
Running a hacked FCP to run on an non-intel? A configuration that Apple does not support (did not test either)? Could be the problem…
Shane
GETTING ORGANIZED WITH FINAL CUT PRO DVD…don’t miss it.
Read my blog, Little Frog in High Def -
Do you have the Video Scopes open? I seem to remember working on a ProRes sequence once with the scopes open and everything was redlined.
Chris Linke
PRC Digital Media
https://www.prcdigital.comYou’re a genius, Chris Linke! I did have the scopes open, and it was showing the red render line when pasting in a new ProRes clip. After reading your tip, I reset the window to a Standard layout, pasted down a new ProRes clip and VOILA! NO RED LINE !!! THANKS !!!
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