[Dave Davin]

Hi John

Thanks for that. The file media file is HUGE, no wonder.

Happy Paddy’s Day!

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Hi Kevin

You’ve probably looked at this but make sure your fps’ are matched? Common mistake and will make text stutter.

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Hi Ian

You could try using Red Giants Toonit plugin. Won’t have the same effect as above but might get you close enough depending on what you are trying to achieve.

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Hey Patrick

You could just save the Motion project and import the motion file into FCP without exporting it.

That should work.

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Hi Aj

I’m an FCP user for a long time now and I’m hooked on the system, but of course like all programs they have their positives & negitives in comparison with others…

Check this video that puts FCP up against Premiere

https://vimeo.com/14110589

it might help you out

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

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[Dave Davin]

Thanks Craig

I’ll revert and try again.

Dave

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Creative Director

RAIC Productions
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[Dave Davin]

Apologies

when I say ‘default’ i mean the ‘preset’ h264 quicktime codec

Name: QuickTime H.264
Description: H.264 video with stereo AAC audio. Settings based off the source resolution and frame-rate.
File Extension: mov
Estimated size: unknown
Audio Encoder
AAC, Stereo (L R), 48.000 kHz
Video Encoder
Format: QT
Width: (100% of source)
Height: (100% of source)
Pixel aspect ratio: Default
Crop: None
Padding: None
Frame rate: (100% of source)
Frame Controls: Automatically selected: Off
Codec Type: H.264
Multi-pass: On, frame reorder: On
Pixel depth: 24
Spatial quality: 100
Min. Spatial quality: 25
Temporal quality: 50
Min. temporal quality: 25

Frame controls: off
Resize filter: Better linear filter
output fileds: same as source
De interlace: Fast line averaging
Anti alias 0
detail levels 0
rate conversion fast
set duration 100%
fame size 100% source

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Its default setting without any tweaking. I feel it might be the motion content that was taking straight into FCP without being compressed firstly that might be the problem.

Just completed another test without using qmaster. 8gb mov file self contained straight from FCP added to compressor using quicktime 7 default h264 codec finished with at 11gb the exact same result as i thought.

Going to try and send directly to compressor straight from FCP now using quicktime 7 h264 codec to see what happens after that I’ll go back into motion and export the graphic projects as uncompressed files, import them into the project and swap them with the current .motn files to see if thats the problem

thanks again Craig

Dave

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

hi Craig

Sorry I meant to say at the time I used the preset default Quicktime 7 h.264 codec.

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com

[Dave Davin]

Hey Frank

What speed was the shutter on your camera at?

Dave Davin
Creative Director

RAIC Productions
http://www.raicproductions.com