David Roth weiss
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Carmelo,
Doubling or tripling the tracks is not a bad way to fix the problem. And, typically doubling or tripling the amplitude of digital audio will not raise the noice floor, which would be the case with analog audio.
DRW
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Anytime Will…
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Michael,
If you are asking about exports of straight DV video, that’s no problem. But, if you have titles supered over your video that’s another matter. Exporting and reimporting DV with titles married will certainly mean a big compression hit on the titles when compared with the same material output straight off a timeline.
DRW
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That’s the problem Patrick. FCP is getting enough throughput off of the main drive to play one layer of video, but placing a transition on the timeline requires additional throughput which your hard drive cannot sustain. Get yourself an inexpensive firewire drive and make certain to capture all your media to that drive from now on. You’ll find that performance will go up dramatically, and you’ll have more real time performance, and no more sticky transitons.
DRW
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This is a more likely throughput issue than a RAM issue. Are you capturing to a designated media drive rather than your system hard drive?
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Will,
In the more sophisticated programs you would motion track the gun barrel, but since you are doing it in FCP you will have to do it manually, frame by frame. Its just over a few frames, so it should not be that tough.
DRW
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So, which SATA enclosure did you get???
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debe,
Where are you located in S. Cal.??? If you’re on the westside I’ll do it for you if you transport the CPU over to me.
DRW
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Jeremy beat me to the punch… and I didn’t mean plastic screws, i meant plastic grooves…
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debe,
Its very simple. G5s are among the easiest computers to service. I would recommend that you look in the manual. There is a section devoted to installing the second drive. There are a few little plastic screws that slide into some special grooves in the case, and two plugs apeice, power and data, and that’s all.
DRW