Bob Dix
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I would say probably nothing. If you are using Premier Pro make sure the latest Quicktime Download is installed and it comes up in the files to open , not “All files’, the Quicktime mov. extension should be showing , otherwise it will not work.
If you were running Quicktime Pro on a PC in Australia which is PAL territory, the Apple Techs will tell you they cannot help ? Great service !
Thsi is in XP, WIN 7 I thought had all the bugs removed, maybe not ?
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Ps. i would disable “Auto Save” during editing on the timeline as well.
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Ps. i would disable “Auto Save” during editing on the timeline as well.
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I would try disabling the Automatic Save Option in the Properties Section,Ie., for all projects as it has a tendency to stop Exporting at times, there have been issues there
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Re-Install FCP ?
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Why don’t you leave it in Premiere Pro and Export to Tape or Movie only ????????????????
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We have done about 25 8mm films (no Sound). Don’t make it complicated. Project against a white wall at about 10″ x 8″ size image and just copy off the wall or screen using your digital camcorder, the quality will not be great anyhow but, it is ok for U -Yube
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Ask the cameraman not to pann ?
see what happens.
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Check your computer monitor, re calibrate ?
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I agree with Jon, check the obvious, defragment, restart the computer as well do a “C” drive check for errors, it has worked for us.
good luck