quality of the canvas/viewer

[Tom Wolsky]

Not really, except by setting them to 100%.

All the best,

Tom

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[David Roth weiss]

[Tom Wolsky] “Not really, except by setting them to 100%.”

He could also change his RT settings to High on Video Playback Quality and Dynamic for Playback Frame Rate, which would of course playback unrendered material at a lower framerate, but at high quality.

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[Luke Pearson]

Thanks guys. Could this have anything to do with playing SD video on a high quality HD computer monitor?

Luke Pearson
http://www.LiftFilms.net

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-Hebrews 13:2

[David Roth weiss]

Nope, its that FCP is optimized for realtime playback, mostly done by limiting the video throughput one way or another that’s required for display in the canvas.

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David Weiss Productions, Inc.
Los Angeles

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