David Battistella
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ANNIMATION
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recapture the closed captioned version to a codec that is 720×486 and use that as teh archive. The closed cationing will stay with the footage that has the captioing on it.
David
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DANKA.
david
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You are right. the drives should be planthy fast, but that is just one way of troubleshooting and making sure it is not the aray.
What program was the QT file you have imported created in and what codec are you rendering it too.
IE: If yo have an annimation codec file and you are rendering it down to DVCPRO50 then maybe you are introducing the artifacts when you are getting rid of the six lines of information in the rendered file.
FCP render settings? YUV, RGB, High Precision?
There are many variables here.
David
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any takers?
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Also,
A smidge more detail on how your media was created/rendered, in what program etc. as this might lend a few more clues. That we are not dealing with “captured” footage might be a factor here.
David
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OK>
Is this in PAL or NTSC?
Have your tried different drives? (IE media manage the project to a firewire 800 drive and try to play back from there)
Describe all of the cards and which slots they are in.
This feels like a QT or PCI bandwidth issue.
David
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Probably not such a great idea and I am sure that KONA’s conflict catcher might not allow the two to coexist in the same machine. I wouldn’t plan to build a new system using that old hardware along side the new stuff. WHy not leave the Media 100 stuff inteh G3 and jus run to systems?
David
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I posted this same question about 6 months ago when I eventually bought a KONA 2 card and I have never looked back.
The LH is a nice I/O option but if you want horsepower the KONA 2 is proven, shipping and very well supported.
David
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Thanks Gary,
I know RT is nice to have in the off board scopes, but it is also nice to know that a product like Final Touch can be relied upon for extremel accurate readings from a software type solution.
Much appreciated.
David