[David Mosquera keith]

I normally export quicktime and then with visualhub or episode convert it with no problem.

Dave

[David Mosquera keith]

Ive heard the quadro cards are more for 3d type of work,like CAD or stuff like that they come with built in hardware that only certain 3d aplications will use ( i think )and also if your a gamer i dont think the quadro cards support the type of stuff the new hi-end games will ask for, if you dont use profesional 3d aplications i would sell it keep the ATI that is not bad at all and go on olidays with the money 😉

Dave.

[David Mosquera keith]

Maybe look out for second hand mac pro, or even build yourself up a hackintosh ( apple software with PC hardware ) ive heard they run ok but the setup is a hassle and has hardware compatibility problems more info:

http://www.osx86project.org/

[David Mosquera keith]

Ups! i realize you meant know, ive been trying this but havent got the result i hoped, when i go to modify then timecode i get a menu :

where it says Frame To Set: either Current or First (?) ( does this matter? )

then there is the option of Source or aux timecode to be modified ( wich one is it?)

oh and doing this ive actually broken a video file, it doesnt recognize it as a video file anymore…( so be carefull people doing this!)

Saludos Dave.

[David Mosquera keith]

Hi John this sounds good, the files are long ones.

Im trying this but i cant seem to find the modify/timecode is it in the main viewer or under the motion tab??

could you please point me out the steps in wich i should be doing this?should i first reconnect and then modify the timecode or the other way around?

I would apreciate if you could be more specific

Thanks David Mosquera

[David Mosquera keith]

Hi Steven i actually wish i had an output of the timeline, as it was finished work…but the hard drive just died without giving any signs and i guess that ill learn from this one the hard way!

Thanks Dave Mosquera

[David Mosquera keith]

Ok thats what i needed to hear xD, thanks a lot for taking the time!i think ill take a shot at rafaels idea an let you guys know(probably monday)!

Regards David Mosquera

[David Mosquera keith]

thats a good idea rafael!at least its better than re-editing!it is a little bit uncomfortable but could do the job, i have a few hours of edits in sequences and id prefer to do this than re edit thanks man.and if anyone has a way of doing it from final cut it would be perfect…

Gracias amigo! Dave

[David Mosquera keith]

Hi Walter thanks for answering,when you say manually rebuild the timeline do you mean re-editing the whole thing?or manually fitting it to place again?if so wich would be the tool or way to do it?

[David Mosquera keith]

Hey rafael thanks again for taking the time,i actually dont understand how the paste atribute:content could help or how would i use that, and what u said about having a reference movie,do you mean having a reference of the original movie to create a movie file the same duration and that starts on the exact same frame so it automaticaly fits when i reconnect?if this is what you meant i cant do it i dont have a reference of the original! 🙁

what i have done is directly reconnected the media ,it loads fine, the only thing is that the edit is about 10 frames out of synch ( i dont mean audio/video synch i mean the edit cuts 10 frames before it should in every cut), how can i roll the whole edit 10 frames into synch??hope im explaining myself!

regards Dave