Chris Poisson
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Actually, I was speeding up the movie, by about a third. Re-rendering in AE proved to be the best and easiest solution, thanks. Yes, Borjis, my settings were set to best.
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Wish I knew too, same thing happened to me last week.
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Jeff,
Not pretty, but a short term fix might be to just log the clips manually and capture them one by one.
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Alan,
I would hope you posted this before you read the two excellent suggestions for addressing this issue.
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Hey Bob, I got one of those Sony 17″ monitors from Fry’s fo about $600, and when I send HD projects to it it looks really good. SD images suck on it, but then, I have my Sony NTSC monitor for that.I wouldn’t trust it for Color correction, but for editing and clients to look at, it’s pretty darn good.
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Yes, that’s right, but you have the option of rendering out the track mixed or doing a save-as as well.
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Jeremy,
The “regular ugly DV stuff” ain’t gonna ever look any better than it is, no matter what you do to it. This workflow works fine, except that 10 bit is way overkill 99% of the time, your graphics will look just fine in 8 bit.
What I always do in this situation is just open up the sequence settings and change the compressor or easy setup to 8 bit, render and off you go. You’ll need a video card or an iO to see the program play over a monitor, but if you’re going to QT or mpeg2 for a DVD you’re good to go.
You can try nesting in an 8 bit sequence if you want, but I always just keep this simple. I usually don’t save the changes, as it’s faster and easier to make any future changes in DV.
HTH…
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Don’t see why not.
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What format are they in in Vegas? What format are you working in FCP? If DV, then export as DV Quicktime. If uncompressed AVI then output as 8 or 10 bit uncompressed.
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Yes Matte,
I looked that up in the manual, thanks.