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Reverse Clip Problem (Speed Change)
Several times I’ve needed to reverse the direction of a clip … I highlight it, go to Speed Change and check ‘Reverse’ (with no speed change … I’ve tried frame blending both on and off). It looks great in my viewer and canvas on the computer monitor, but the NTSC monitor looks AWFUL …. very jerky and unsteady. Totally unuseable. My monitor is from the output (S-Video) of an AJA IO. Am I missing something like a setting? …. or could the AJA be having difficulty in doing the math? Thanks in advance for any suggestions!!
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5 Replies
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Did you RENDER the reverse clip, then view it externally?
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Try reversing the fields. That should fix the problem.
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Use my free G reverse plugn – http://www.nattress.com
Graeme
– http://www.nattress.com – Film Effects for FCP
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You said you selected it, the clip, did you do this from the time line, was the clip on the time line when you selected it?
If so, don
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Yes, use Graemes reverse filter. FCPs own reverse is horrible. It’s like you described it, very jerky, because of the reversed fields.
I always use Graemes.
BTW. his Film Effects filters is highly recomended.Regards
MartinWMartin Wehding, Editor.
Fabelfilm.
Final Cut Pro 4.1
G5 Dual 2GHz, 1Gb ram
500Gb LaCie Big, FW800
2x320Gb LaCie Big, FW800
23″ Cinema display
BM DeckLink Extreme
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