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  • Self-contained movie problem

    Posted by Brian Johnston on June 12, 2008 at 7:30 pm

    After making self-contained movie, any strobe or slo-mo effect image
    becomes jumpy once self-contained. We are using the standard media 100i codec
    set to highest quality. Even when set to lossless, problem still exists. Any ideas???

    Paul Bertham replied 17 years, 11 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Kieran Matthew

    June 12, 2008 at 9:34 pm

    Hi Brian,

    You didn’t make it clear in your post, but are you using Media 100i or Media 100 HD? If it is the latter then it sounds like a mismatch between media & render codec settings. Check that your render codec is set to the same one that you used to capture/import the media in the timeline.

    On the timeline Media 100 smooths out the differences between codecs on the fly, but this doesn’t happen in the Self -Contained export option.

    If you can’t get around the mixed codec thing, try rendering a title across the top of the whole timeline and then exporting again, or use the Quicktime export function.

    Hope that helps

    K

  • Paul Bertham

    June 13, 2008 at 11:28 pm

    it´s the “mixed codec” mistake Apple did to FCP too!

    i´ve never had poblems to export any stuff out of “MEDIA ONEHUNDRED ei, oye, ai, eje, eye” cut it and respond to this. i hope i´ll get some sadist(ficion)al answers.

    hahahah! this is crazy! and my heart is still pounding!!

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