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  • We did shoot 24p, as I distinctly remember looking at the screen and it said 24p and my DP told me it was in 24p. My problem is that I didn’t log the footage, so I don’t think the person removed the pulldown. I know that it’s 1080i60 29frames with upper (odd) field, when I export it using quicktime or quicktime conversion it comes out like like crap. Should I set go into the sequence settings and set it to 1080i60 or export it using compressor (i have yet to try that because it is taking forever). If anyone can help it would be appreciated. I’m new to the HD world post-production. Thanks again.

  • Daniel Salazar

    October 8, 2009 at 9:04 pm in reply to: HDV won’t render in Final Cut 5

    I’m having the same issue. I have tried to reset the scratch disks, not sure if I did that the right way (any tips would be appreciated). I’m using a macbook 2ghz, 2gb intel core duo, FCP5 trying to edit footage shot on a Z1U. The footage was given to me by a friend who transferred it and it’s a .mov file. I can see everything i’ve edited so far, but the footage will not render, and I can’t seem to view the other footage in the view window. Any tips, help would be appreciated!

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