David Roth weiss
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Has he checked the preview box in the FCP capture panel?
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You see Steve, just add water, that always seems to cure most intermittant electronics issues.
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This is caused by one thing typically, hard drive throughput is not high enough for one reason or another. You need to supply more details if you want specific help. What type drives, how connected, anything else connected, etc.
DRW
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Jason,
See the thread above. It could apply to you if you used compressor.
DRW
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Arnie is correct. No need to use another encoder. Just go with CBR.
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Sean,
Funny you would say that. I posted the same question two days ago and got no response whatsoever. In any case, thanks for letting me know it works for you.
DRW
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Its that dry heat that kills those power supplies Steve. Trying pouring water on the next one…
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And, if Thax’s solution doesn’t work, check to see if you happened to upgrad to QT 7.0.4 lately. Its got problems that cause horrendous playback issues during Print to Video on machines that have never exibited such problems before. If that’s it, check on the Apple site for the rollback to a previous QT version.
DRW
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Walter,
BTW, I’m writing from a Win. XP machine now and playing back a 3.8gb QT file on QT player as I write.
DRW
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Walter,
This is certainly not germaine to the original post regarding exchange of HDV files from FCP. It has nothing to do with the reason FCP HDV files are not readable on a PC. However, since you brought it up…
There are several reasons why the 2gb file limitation might be an issue for you when exchanging your QT files with someone on a PC, but it is not an XP issue any longer. It may be an Avid limitation, or a limitation of the way their hard drives are formated, but Win XP is not the issue. For some reason there are still some apps that adhere to the outdated 2gb limitation, probably to maintain backward compatibility, but the latest versions of most PC apps do not.
DRW