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  • Oh boo … I was hoping it was a new format 🙂

  • XDcak … LOL. An unintentional Freudian slip Shane? I know you’re not a fan 🙂

  • Andy Mees

    March 6, 2009 at 6:31 am in reply to: Native formats?

    Here’s a nice site thats hosting movies shot with the Canon 5D Mk II’s
    https://theeoscars.com/5dblog/

  • Andy Mees

    March 6, 2009 at 12:07 am in reply to: Image changes when play head is stopped

    Do you have “Range Check” turned on? If so then please turn it off and report back as to whether the issue is resolved or not.
    Cheers
    Andy

  • Andy Mees

    March 5, 2009 at 12:13 pm in reply to: free zoom-pan plug-in for FCP 5.1

    You might want to consider a more reasonable price range, Lee. How about $49 for Lyrics Pan Zoom Pro: https://www.lyric.com/fcp-plugins/panzoompro/pzp.htm

  • Andy Mees

    March 5, 2009 at 12:06 pm in reply to: this makes no sense!!

    Glad you worked it out Tel 🙂

  • Andy Mees

    March 5, 2009 at 3:28 am in reply to: Audio won’t play in the timeline when playing 2X

    Hi Jennifer

    Check that you’ve not inadvertently toggled of Audio Scrubbing (Shift S, or View menu > Audio Scrubbing)

    Best
    Andy

  • Thanks Curt

  • Andy Mees

    March 5, 2009 at 2:27 am in reply to: this makes no sense!!

    It’s not a myth, there is a quality difference when you work with Long GOP material vs. getting out of that format into ProRes or DVCPro HD.

    If you capture direct to ProRes via baseband (Kona, Decklink, MXO2 etc) then it’s probable you may see some qualitative advantage due to the higher quality of the dedicated decompression hardware in the playback device versus software only decompression, but if you ingest native and/or transcode in software then it surely won’t make a jot of difference whether you transcode to ProRes at the beginning or at the end of the workflow.

    There is of course no argument that working in an intraframe intermediate codec is always going to provide better overall performance than working in an interframe codec (always assuming one has a storage system with the speed and capacity necessary to deal with the higher data rates involved).

  • Andy Mees

    March 5, 2009 at 2:07 am in reply to: rendering subtitles

    Hi Anna

    I’m guessing you’ve brought your titles in as stills? If that’s the case and you want to increase the amount of memory available for your stills cache then go to your FCP menu > System Settings window >> Memory and Cache tab and increase your Still Cache setting there. Be aware that you are reducing the amount of RAM available to FCP by doing this so don’t over egg it or you’ll find you’ll pay for it in reduced performance elsewhere in the app.

    Hope it helps
    Andy

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