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  • Daniel Woodard

    August 30, 2012 at 4:23 pm in reply to: Rendering for Final Cut Pro

    Similar, but different problem.

    In C4d use DV but not widescreen.

    The FCP is straight 4:3 720×480 but it looks like you are C4d rendering 720×480 flagged for widescreen 16:9.

  • Daniel Woodard

    August 30, 2012 at 3:23 pm in reply to: Rendering for Final Cut Pro

    Sound like a D1 v. Square Pixel issue?

    Are you rendering square pixels and importing into a D1 FCP project?

  • Daniel Woodard

    February 10, 2008 at 2:21 am in reply to: Text looks like absolute jagged poo

    lolz, my bad… I do just enough video to keep it painful… I was miffed and just whipped that post together, I’ll do better this time…

    The workflow is numerous 720×486 D1 comps exported as .mov and brought into FCP to be edited with clip transitions and add audio.

    I did a bunch of test DVDs and exporting lower field first interlaced from AE with a 1 pixel blur added in FCP is more or less acceptable.

    Maybe I don’t know enough about ProRes422 to use it, so I’m going back to Animation codec.

    I may try a test MPEG-2 encode right out of AE just to see. I’ve always kinda had a love hate relationship with compressor .

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