Dino Vince
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not sure how you made your alpha or in what application….you could try going into the ‘Modify’ menu and changing up the alpha settings…see if that helps. If not, provide more info and I’ll try to check back. Good luck.
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had a similar problem a while ago….try a couple of things….trash your FCP preferences, they’re in your Library, Preferences…then restart and relaunch. If that doesn’t work, save the project over again, with a different name, then try it again…that’s worked for me once. Good luck.
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kinda reaching for straws here, but you never know…check where you’re exporting to, make sure there is enough space? Also, if you’re exporting to a firewire hard drive, it has to be formatted for mac…if it’s formatted for pc there’s a file size limit. If you’re on a mac, and using mac formatted hardware, you could try trashing your Quicktime and your FCP preferences, then restart. Good luck!
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make sure all your settings match up, capture settings, sequence settings, etc. If it’s just a one time deal you can always unlock the video and audio by selecting the clip then using Command – L, then slip one or the other a couple of frames forward or backward till it’s synched. Good luck!
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the filters in final cut work on any kind of file that can be imported. not sure if your computer has real-time rendering, so you might have to render it to see the effect. that said, I haven’t had much luck with the smooth cam effect…
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DVD Studio Pro also has built in compression. Export your movie using Final Cut–Export Quicktime Movie under the file menu. Bring that movie into DVD Studio Pro, by opening DVD Studio Pro, going to graphical tab, deleting the default menu and track that’s there, then dragging your Quicktime movie into it. Control click your Quicktime movie to make it ‘first play’ and autoplay…then click ‘Burn’…woila…your movie is compressed, then burned onto a DVD.
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you can combine those delete key uses with locking certain tracks for more flexibility and moving things around…
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In your capture window set up the bin you want the clip placed in when you end the capture
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it depends on what you want to do, you can use audio filters from your browser window, use speed controls to slow down or speed up, you can stripe audio a couple of times, with different effects on each track, even having some a few frames behind for an echo effect…alternately you could export the audio to another audio app then reimport to fcp.
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you can use the comma and semicolon keys to move left or right a clip at a time, then click on the transition?