Dennis Leppell
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You should be able to edit in FCP5 if captured w/ FCP6, so long as you’re using the same version of Quicktime, but you’ll need to start a new project and add the clips manually. Final cut projects are not compatible with previous versions, even if it’s only a point upgrade.
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Apparently the metatagging is suite-wide….Premiere, AE, etc.
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if you’re using those same settings for the SD video you upload, you’re giving the SD video roughly 4 times more bitrate than the HD vid. Try upping your bitrate to 10k or more, and make sure you click the watch in high quality button below your video in youtube. We put a slug at the beginning of all our youtube vids to remind people to watch in HQ.
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Don’t know about FCP, but that is one of the biggest features in the new Adobe suite
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Magic Bullet Instant HD
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I’ve never messed with FX builder, but here’s 2 quick and dirty methods:
1. Motion tab of the clip, go to Crop====>Edge Feather. Keyframe accordingly.
2. Effects====>Video Filters===>Matte===>Soft Edges. Keyframe accordingly.
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Well, first of all, you shouldn’t be editing h.264 clips. Makes FCP grumpy, though it is doable (just doesn’t look as good). Export it as DV.
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Export Quicktime Movie, self contained, then bring that vid into compressor.
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Restart the computer….seems like an obvious answer but Mac users tend to forget that Mac’s are still prone to random bouts of stupidity, and like on PC’s, a restart is the great equalizer…..I use to run into out of memory errors and/or random stuff like that on an older machine we had. Restarting usually fixed everything.