Dave Lasdon
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The source file is a ecamm call recorder Quicktime file. I’d like to use it just as I would any other file in FCP 7.
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There are a lot of settings, including a bunch for Quicktime and a bunch for advanced format conversions.
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I was able to convert it to Apple TV. That played fine in Quicktime and VLC but when I imported it to FCP7 It was the wrong aspect ratio and the sound had Donal Duck quacking underneath the interview.
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That worked. Thank you. Of course I now realize I have no idea how to output something on Compressor.
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I used iSkysoft Video Converter, which will work if i want to pay $35 for the full version. Ecamm, which makes Call Recorder, suggests using Compressor. When I tried that I got “One or more jobs do not have a source media file assigned.”
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Convert the file?
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Thanks. I’ve never used Compressor, but it sounds like what I’d want to produce smaller files.
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Time Code generator starts the timecode over with each clip and I can’t seem to do more than one clip at a time.
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That gave me the time code of where the piece I took is in the clip, not where it is in my movie. I want my timecode on there.
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How do I get time codes on my output?