Chris Poisson
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Unfortunately, I think you have to do them all at once. Remove Attributes doesn’t see specific filters. Your CC filters are probably all adjusted different, so I see your dilemma. Perhaps someone else has an idea…
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To me this looks like that old end of the film roll trick, there’s a name for it, and it escapes me but someone has done this transition for After Effects and it’s really cool. I’m trying to find it…
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The DVI out from your Mac to a well calibrated ACD will get you very close to a regular monitor. MXO is a luxury, not a necessity. Still, there’s no substitute for an NTSC monitor.
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You can’t go wrong with this great step-by-step. It’s also covered well in Lisa Brenneis’ Quick Start book, which you can always have with you.
This all assumes that your cards/decks are properly connected and set to remote, which can be a pain unless there’s someone in the conrtol room who can give you control, all the better if the decks are in your room.
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If you overlook the Firmtek arrays and cards, you are missing something very, very good, and probably the best price out there. Very highly rated right here on the Cow.
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I’ve had one of these for over a year without a single problem. Just bought their little 2-drawer unit of my laptop, 1tb for less than 500 bucks including drives, Just screams.
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Phill,
Some work, some don’t. Most suppliers will tell you which work in both, after that it’s just try and see.
A couple years back I threw Shine into FCP to see if it would work, and it does, but it’s really slow. Right now there are so many accelerated plugs for FCP there’s not much reason to worry about your AE plugs, except for the major ones like Boris Continuum and Sapphire, but truthfully, I don’t think FCP can beat AE’s subpixel performance, scaling etc., so why even bother?
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Good tips, thanks guys.
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I agree with Bogie, to a point. There’s a reason NOT to let DVDSP do your encoding and it’s called Compressor. Why aren’t you using that? Letting DVDSP encode your material is like ordering dinner at a drive up window. Yuck!
I wouldn’t used Squeeze for DVDs either, although the latest V of Episode is superb, as good or better than Compressor.
Read the books, or at least the encoding parts. Then do some tests. Good advice.
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Bob,
Check your cables and fittings. If that doesn’t help, trash prefs. Also make sure the deck is set to DV and plugged in and on before you boot up everything else.
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Well, that’s not right.
If you have fully rendered you timeline, output to a DVCPRO HD movie, self contained. If that movie doesn’t look right, something’s wrong, perhaps bad prefs. If it is, just send the movie to Compressor and chose your SD presets.
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