Chris Babbitt
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This is something that Quicktime does, and can be turned off, if you open the reference movie in Quicktime. Sorry, I don’t remember how to do this, but you should be able to find it in the help file. maybe someone else has the answer. This has happened to me a couple of times. I don’t know the reason why.
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Thanks Andy & Jeremy. I didn’t know there was a Soundtrack forum. I’ll keep an eye on it.
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This happened to a few people that i know of in 4.1, including myself, a couple of times. I don’t know that anyone ever discovered a cause, but it hasn’t happened to me since 4.5.
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The best way to defrag a media drive is to erase it completely. I do this periodically with all my media drives.
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That’s exactly what I wound up doing. Jusy wondering if there was a more elegant way.
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Please explain, Kevin. What is Optical Flow Processing? I was using 2-pass VBR. It took more than twice as long as before, and the quality is no better.
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I spoke to Apple Support this morning, and apparently, they purposely left out MPEG2 from the export options with FCP5, because they claim it did not work well. Too bad, because I used it to help me estimate the bit-rate for a project before I encoded with Compressor.
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I don’t have it either, eventhough it is listed in the Quicktime folder inside the Systems folder.
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Yes, I’m running 7.0.1. The field dominance solution that Michael suggests works great for scaling of images, but as soon as you add motion or transitions, it goes south.
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Sorry David, but in my case, motion or resizing on stills looks bad even after rendering, unless I use “fastest” under Motion Quality Setings. I wish Apple would just focus on giving us the things we ask for, instead of fixing what ain’t broke all the time.