Chris Poisson
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Flip4Mac iss a QuickTime component that’s probably the cheapest route.
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Hey John,
After several tries with 5.1 and 4.8.1 with the same result, a terribly flickering monitor, I’ve had to go back to 4.8 which works fine as it did before I started this whole mess. I tried messing with the prefs pane, repaired permissions, no dice. Everything else in my system works fine, maybe I need to go to QT 7.0.2 (I’m using 7.0.1) befor I can use the new BM drivers.
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Oh, that explains why my prefs were gone when I did uninstall the 5.1 before going back to 4.8.
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Hi John,
I have a DLSP card, and I did not uninstall the old drivers. Should I try that?
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Hey Marco,
Thanks, I will look at those drives.
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Well,
Let’s say your project is DV based, so it’s a DV easy setup, but when you use compressor in this way your graphics will look perfect.
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Jerry,
This is true HD, not HDV?
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David,
Assuming you are viewing this stuff on a good monitorn not your FCP windows, you should check all your settings, quality settings and make sure you do a final render. When you go to make a DVD, if you go directly from your FCP timeline to Compressor, all your graphics, effects and transitions will be sent directly to your mpeg file, bypassing DV compression. The resulting DVD is noticeably better than one made from a QT movie, plus it will automatically have compression markers so your motion footage will be smooth as silk.
I incorporate Animation movies from AE all the time, and they always look perfect.
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Sadly, OS9 and cool down didn’t work, this thing is dead.
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Wes,
Just this morning my wife asked me why my old G4 400 downstairs is still running OS9, so now I have a good reason to check it out, the cool down trials didn’t work.