David Bogie
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Sorry, I’ve not heard of any problems with 4.5 files opening up into 5+.
Are you just double-clicking them? Try using Open?
bogiesan
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FCP is strictly CPU-based. RAM and drive speed offer only incremental improvements.
bogiesan
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There are dozens of possibilities unfortunately, difficult to debug. You can search the forum for dropped frames and see if any of the many threads offer anything relevant. That might be faster than us suggesting lots of stuff you’ve already tried, doesn’t apply to your situation or might not understand. No way to know from here.
It’s usually a question of FW traffic, one silly or incorrect setting or a mechanical issue with the drive.
bogiesan
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Render out a clip and then transcode it to your online format.
You’ll figure it out.bogiesan
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Try viewing the text on a video monitor instead of your computer. Hook up your camera/deck and a video moniotor.
The Canvas is quite low rez and you only see what your CPU is capable of throwing up into it. Detail is sacrificed in the Canvas for other capabilities.
bogiesan
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David Bogie
July 8, 2005 at 4:40 pm in reply to: Whats the best way the emulate 24p with the HDR-FX1Emulation of film frame speeds is completely subjective. That’s why there are so many options and weird tools. Tell us what you think you’re trying to emulate.
Just my opinion, but I always shoot the best image possible in the filed and then handle rate conversions and format conversions in post. If you shoot baked-in frame rate using the onboard processing you can never undo it.
bogiesan
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Yes, but I believe the initial request for an email-able file.
Hmm, the only MPEG1 element I can find is in the VCD option in Toast.
Where else would I look? I can see MPEG IMX in the QT Conversion out of FCP5 but no MPEG1.bogiesan
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Yes, but MPEG1 will play in almost every viewer and it’s free.
bogiesan
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Depends on the codec and the color space you are using.
bogiesan
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We’ve been told that MPEG1 is a universal codec.
bogiesan
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