[Captain Mench]

Check your RT settings upper left of the timeline… make sure Dynamic is off and everything else is HIGH.

Also — You MUST have your canvas and viewer window set to 100%… I know it eats property on your monitor… hey – you watching on an external minitor too?

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

No no… that’s exactly what this is. I’ve been using FCP for nearly 7 years now and just last week was the first time I came across this issue.

When I was sent the footage, I was CONVINCED it was 2:3:3:2 because I saw the double frame. But of course Cinema Tools wouldn’t give me the option to rev telecine it out of Advanced pulldown… because it WASN’T.

Wasn’t until I got it into FCP and actually started with my fallback (Speed change to 125 turn frame blending OFF… (removes 5th frame only) and then export and conform to 24 in CT) that I saw my first interlaced frames.

Freaked me out!

But indeed that’s what you’ve got too. I brought it into Shake to do the pulldown removal because I could look at each frame and just mash buttons until the interlacing went away — THEN I knew I had the right removal settings.

Good luck,

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

What is happening is that I’ll wager my kid’s shoe money that your canvas and viewer aren’t set to 100%. By not having it set to 100 FCP will interpolate the lines and not show them all — thereby to you looking like repeated progressive frames.

Kind of look like this?

https://homepage.mac.com/captmench/Odd.png

QT will play back the interlaced frames if in the preferences you have the little hidden box checked next to playback at high quality.

Good luck,

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

Glad you like!!!

Now, what the heck?

Captm

[Captain Mench]

Hey thanks for the fix!!

It worked on the ORIENTATION parameters, but I couldn’t figure out how to get it right on the rotational only.

thanks!

Changing my stickie for my shakie!

Thanks

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

Hey thanks for the fix!!

It worked on the ORIENTATION parameters, but I couldn’t figure out how to get it right on the rotational only.

thanks!

Changing my stickie for my shakie!

Thanks

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

Well — it’s still not right… any thoughts as to how I messed it up?

I’m trying to shake the Y Rotation of a camera at a given keyframe. I’ve done this before, but it was a long time ago.

Thanks

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

Well — it’s still not right… any thoughts as to how I messed it up?

I’m trying to shake the Y Rotation of a camera at a given keyframe. I’ve done this before, but it was a long time ago.

Thanks

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

AARGH!!!

Sorry AGAIN!! — found it… was on my stickies (that I never use!!)

Here it is if anyone wants it… thanks go out to Dan Ebberts at http://www.motionscript.com!!

t = time – key(2).time;
if (t<0){
value;
}else{
veloc = 18;
amplitude = 30;
decay = 4.0;
x = amplitude*Math.cos(veloc*t)/Math.exp(decay*t);
value + [x,0];
}

Done.

Thanks - and sorry for the lame post.

CaptM

[Captain Mench]

AARGH!!!

Sorry AGAIN!! — found it… was on my stickies (that I never use!!)

Here it is if anyone wants it… thanks go out to Dan Ebberts at http://www.motionscript.com!!

t = time – key(2).time;
if (t<0){
value;
}else{
veloc = 18;
amplitude = 30;
decay = 4.0;
x = amplitude*Math.cos(veloc*t)/Math.exp(decay*t);
value + [x,0];
}

Done.

Thanks - and sorry for the lame post.

CaptM