Blub06
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Today is an odd day, people simply don
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You simply don
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Will the camera shoot both video and audio at variable frame rates (video) in such a way that when playing back at the recorded frame rate they are still in sync with each other and sound natural?
I am not sure how to put the question because, as you say audio does not record in intervals of frames. I could ask the question in a verbose way but, I think I will try to save everyone the pain of reading it.
Chris
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If you could ingest all the footage to get a project underway by pushing just one button wouldn
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How long will that last?
Chris
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I think you can create video sequences from a stream of still images in of all programs iPhoto. just import, order them and export as QT.
Chris
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Your welcome, kodos to Apple for getting it right.
Chris
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What exactly does Repair Permissions mean and what does it do?
We need some software that has one button called fix or clean up, push it and all those tedious system level things are just done. Is this asking too much?
Chris
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Its economics. Think about it, we are talking about the low end of the low end a iBook. If it costs $3 to put the port on the computer that
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FCP is so unexpectedly cool. They really did ask the right questions and solved some important issues.
A split is a split, Left Right, what are you talking about, or should I say what is your client talking about, if you have a person talking and all his/her track is on ONE track there is not left or right its mono full on. One track can not contain a left or right.
Click on the timeline, go to the sequence menu, select settings, click on the dual mono radio button, select from the drop down menu how many track you want, click OK.
Go the timeline, on the a1/a2 icons click control and mouse click (or right mouse click) and select which track you want that timeline track to go to, IT WILL BE MONO, IT WILL GO OUT ON ONLY THAT TRACK! If left means track 1, and right means track 2, you know the rest.
Bada BING! Apple saved the day with that one.
Chris