Aaron Neitz
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After Effects Coin
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Yep – it’ll work for PAL being fed to a 60hz LCD.
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Uh, probably… but I wouldn’t go cutting my OEM cables without good reason 🙂
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Sorry… that kinda sucks. I just upgraded our After Effects for $200 – and noticed they’d still give you that price if you were running 4.x and higher. That’s a great deal.
It seems like Apple was kinda putting the smackdown on pirate copies of FCP, more than anything else.
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most grip/studio expendables stores will have everything you could ever want. Where are you located?
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Because technically Decklink is using SPDIF…. 95% of the time, you can plug a cheap RCA->XLR converter to it and most machines will read AES (DAT’s, Digibeta, etc…).
It is a little frustrating, though.
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Works great going to a DVI monitor. Should work great going to HDMI (it will resolve Hz automatically). Has RGB gamma curves you can adjust to your heart’s content to get that TV looking perfect.
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Couple ways – what I’d do:
Take final sequence, load into source monitor. Drop into a 23.98fps 8bit uncompressed squence. No fields. Render, render, render…. Then simply output to tape: the BM will handle 3:2 on the fly. BM does have a software based HD-SD downconversion, but it’s soft. a FCP render on High quality will look great.
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No particular reason… I learned to roto in Flame, then started using Combustion back on version 1. Just something I got used to and prefer. The next best is turning off “render” when working in layer view, so you can see the whole image while rotoing.
thanks anyhow
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What he said. A 5mb project file is nothing….. you start running into slowdown issues around 65Mb.
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Ok, now let’s all just admit – you want one. Leopard be damned 🙂