[Arnold Foote]

An update for you, I see signal on the broadcast monitor with the signal going through the card in the mac, but FCP says “No Input Signal”

How can that be?

Does anyone have a workaround?

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

Cool. I have never heard of Blender. I will look now.

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

I have the very same problem. In fact, I have two individual self-powered XLR speakers (M-Audio BX5a) connected to the audio out and the sound is beautiful from FCP but not without FCP. The sound goes really distorted and broken and delayed. What am I missing also?

[Arnold Foote]

Just downloaded it… 1GB. Damn if I had known

[Arnold Foote]

I will check that out… thanks

[Arnold Foote]

Thanks for that but now I have another problem.
The footage I digitized was at 126 MB/sec or so, and after I did my after effects work, the data rate seems to be 28Mps. This info is from the FCP program window. What am I doing wrong for me to lose so much data?

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

Thanks so much… is there any way to download these demos so I can look at them again?

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

Thanks so much… is there any way to download these demos so I can look at them again?

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

Thanks everyone, I will check it out and let you know how it goes…

jj.foote@mac.com

[Arnold Foote]

Well, funnily enough, I just went through the same thing. Now what I am telling you is more than likely the wrong way to do it but it worked for me in this instance. If I use terms that may not be absolutely accurate, I apologize but I am going off of memory as I do not have the file or software with me.
So, The firt thing I did was do a motion tracker with the four track points on an area that is always in the scene.That means the track points are not all the way to the edges of the area to be filled/replaced. I brought in the footage/image that needs to be tracked. I took the four first motion track points from the original footage that I did first and applied it to the image that needs to be tracked/pinned. I then precomposed the image. No… I think I precomposed the image first and page sure the anchor points made sense with the track motion points.Then I applied a corner pin to it and added the track points to the four corner pin points. The image is obviously smaller than what I wanted but what I did to correct that is co into the timeline that was precomposed and simply scaled it up until it fit properly in the final comp. I returned to the final comp and rendered it out. I was perfect. Now chances are I did a lot of crap but the crap worked for me. LOL. Try it.

Cheers,
JJ