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  • Craig Russillroy

    August 26, 2009 at 5:10 am in reply to: Looking for real world effects site

    The vfx you are thinking of is like the matrix ? If so that is done on set with a load of cameras set up in a arc then ingest each camera use a point to sync up – freeze frame it and bingo bango effect – other option is to model everthing in 3d – both options are not plugins sorry to say – also check out cmi – google – they are more vfx focused

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  • Craig Russillroy

    August 20, 2009 at 5:38 pm in reply to: HDV to H264 BITC

    Cheers Rafael but you can’t stitch files together can you ? Was considering renaming the files to act like a image sequence but compressor wasn’t having any on it – cheers for the advice

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 20, 2009 at 2:17 pm in reply to: HDV to H264 BITC

    UPDATE

    Ok if anyone is looking at doing this try this

    MPEGstream Clip – Highlight all the Movs you want and drag into MPEGstreamclip – it will stitch them together – make whatever you want

    Download this qtsync – Brilliant program – it inserts TC and loads of other stuff – create a self contained movie – Bingo Bang !

    Hope that helps …

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 20, 2009 at 5:17 am in reply to: MP4 import

    Yep I came accross this a while ago and it has completely stumped me – I use handbrake and mpegstreamclip but what I have found which is crazy is the avi settings work perfectly – remember you will need the render everything so unless you are just grabbing bits that’s ok if you have to use large chunks then convert everything to a native codec fir fce – hope this helps

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 19, 2009 at 5:18 pm in reply to: How to get XP to recognize Mac Formatted Drive

    Won’t NTFS work on both ? Haven’t used a PC for ages !! Paregon I believe do software for mac – hope this helps

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 19, 2009 at 5:15 pm in reply to: FCP 7 and smoothcam renders – Fixed?

    I did 15 shots today – mini dv on internal raid Pal – no probs – on my old SAN I had issues … FCP 7 10.5.8

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 18, 2009 at 5:43 pm in reply to: covert to 16:9 for web without the black bars?

    If your footage is 16×9 the setting are 512×288 this is for PAL anyone fir NTSC?

    Hope this help !

    Also check out the free encoding templates in the final cut studio 3 side on the apple website …

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 14, 2009 at 4:37 pm in reply to: avi to fcp using mpeg streamclip

    Guys trust ne when I say.I hate AVI more then Sunday lunch with the in-laws BUT I recently transcoded over 500 DVDs with handBrake with fantastic results – I did do over 150 titles is mp4 and some would work done would not – these titles are for pitch and mood reels only so they won’t play in real time – BUT compared to transcode of certain parts to ProRes rguawirk for us – I sing and dance to handbrake ONLY with AVI trust me it pains me to type the letters let alone endorse it !

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 11, 2009 at 6:32 pm in reply to: Color coded tabs

    Sorry iPhone didn’t load all of the replies !!

    Celebrating 20 years in the wonderful world of POST … from 2 inch to 4K

  • Craig Russillroy

    August 11, 2009 at 6:30 pm in reply to: Color coded tabs

    Howdy

    Right click on the sequence in the bin – pick a colour an bingo bango coloured tabs !!

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