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  • Bouncing Account needs new email address

    October 17, 2005 at 5:39 pm in reply to: Rendering malfunction

    [Fernando] “could it have anything to do with the fact that it is an cracked copy?”

    Yes.
    Its common for cracked software to wreak havoc on your entire computer.

    Throw it out now.

  • Bouncing Account needs new email address

    October 17, 2005 at 5:28 pm in reply to: clean clip fades…

    No idea what you mean. If you enough “handles” (overlapping media beyound the ends of the areas of the clips you actually used) the dissolves should be very smooth.

    You might want to trash your preferences.

  • [Mark Brinster] “I have not had any font choice in any cg text in FCP for years. Using title 3d is the only alternative and the only thing I can tell you there is be sure to save often because title 3d crashes FCP constantly.”

    I haven’t heard that this is a wide-spread problem (and I’m on these boards more than a bit.)

    I use “Title 3D” hundreds of times a month (a week?) with virtually no crashes.

  • [David Roth Weiss] “I stand corrected and humbly await sentencing.”

    Since we’re still awaiting new Supreme Court Justice approval.
    I’ll step-in and give you a penance of having to drag your timeline selections to “Overwrite with Transition” every time you need this, until FCP allows the simpler, more-direct method you described.

  • [Walter Biscardi] “Except with DVCPro HD. FCP will ONLY create a Non-Drop timelines using DVCPro HD presets.”

    Well, let’s hope our “end user” enjoys NDF TC 😉

  • [David Roth Weiss] “You could simply lasso all or part of the timeline, and then drag a five frame dissolve on top. Sure seems a lot easier to me…

    DRW”

    Maybe YOU could David, but not with FCP.

    What edit system do you use?

  • [Matte] “The “default” TC of many DV camcorders is NON Drop-frame.”

    Sorry, I meant to say…

    The “default” TC of many DV camcorders is Drop-frame.

  • The first thing to always try is to Quit FCP, Restart the Mac, Open your FCP project and try again.

    Next:
    THE FOLLOWING COMES FROM THE KEN STONE WEBSITE:
    “Over 5,000 years ago Confucius wrote: ‘If you are toiling away, you have changed nothing and FCP heads South on you, [starts behaving in strange ways] then it is time to trash your FCP Preferences.’ ”

    Click the following link for instructions.

    https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/trashing_fcp_prefs.html

    A great way to do this is to use “FCP Rescue” a free Apple Script that will Trash the Preferences for you (and restore nearly all of your user settings afterward).
    There are versions for FCPro & FCExpress.

    Download these free Apple Scripts at

    https://fcprescue.andersholck.com/

    This is one FCP tip that has helped in hundreds of “odd” problems.

  • And NEITHER kind of TC makes any difference at all as to the running speed, quality, sync, or any other technical aspect of the edit.

    It is merely a way of COUNTING and assigning “NAMES” to each frame.

    As the others have said DROP-frame will give you an accurate “running time” (keeps track of how long the project is at any point).

    The “default” TC of many DV camcorders is NON Drop-frame.
    But you can use any combination of DF and NDF sources on EITHER kind of timeline.

    So you can set the timeline for whichever TC your END USER would prefer.

  • So much for there not being any discrepancy in the size settings.

    Since we can’t “take this outside,” who are we going to believe?

    Are the numbers “original” numbers supposed to be 720×534 or 720×540 ?

    We have on-line tutorials and experts in total disagreement.

    Where do we go from here?

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