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  • Dominic Legg

    January 6, 2013 at 12:54 am in reply to: VLC Makes Me Drool

    Try transcoding them to a ProRes / animation / lossless format either through something like MPEG Streamclip or after effects.

    Both of those programs open broken and corrupt video files quite well

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    December 5, 2012 at 2:34 am in reply to: 4:3 2k for the look of it Arri Alexan and FCP

    What are the specs of the computer you will be working on?

    A 2k 422 file may be fine to work with on a good machine without a proxy.

    You will be recording at 2048 x 1536 but are you shooting anamorphic or square?

    MPEG streamclip will allow you to make Proxies with burnt in timecode

    If you go proxy route i would use ProRes – either 422 or 4444 – Same as what the Arri shoots

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 19, 2012 at 9:56 pm in reply to: FCP7 glitch: Stuck clips!

    It sounds like it could either be a drive read/write issue or even could be a key on the keyboard sticking?? Can you try another keyboard?

    Check that the permissions on the drives you are saving and rendering to are set to read and write. In the past I have had issues with a RAID misbehaving with permission issues.

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 19, 2012 at 11:12 am in reply to: My play back monitor doesn’t play the Time Line

    How are the monitors linked to your computer?

    Make sure your video playback settings are correct with sequence settings?

    If you use a Kona or other card you will need to check in the settings for the card also

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 12, 2012 at 12:05 am in reply to: FCP7 glitch: Stuck clips!

    MPEG Streamclip – Your best friend for converting DSLR footage 🙂

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 2, 2012 at 9:16 pm in reply to: Has the H.264 interlace export bug been fixed in CS6?

    I export and compress interlaced footage using Adobe Media Encoder most days of the week.

    Seems to work fine with h264 however I have not tried with a MPEG2 or MPEG4. I still use compressor to make my DVDs.

    It pain but every time you export interlaced to AME you have to right click and interpret it – It doesn’t seem very smart when guessing progressive or interlaced like After Effects is.

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 2, 2012 at 9:10 pm in reply to: Mac seems to hate PP CS6

    I have 10.7 (up to date) and Cuda Drivers are up to date also.

    Still no solution to this.. Also Using Premier pro seems to take ages to start playing clips off the timelines. eg 3 seconds..

    As mentioned it seems an entirely different beast on PC than Mac. I have decided I will not be staying with Mac next upgrade round.

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    November 2, 2012 at 9:06 pm in reply to: Downloaded video won’t compress!

    I have had this problem before

    The videos from Vimeo play fine in Quicktime but once exported either comes up with an error or white screen. Trying to Play the file in FCP comes up with an out of memory error. MPEG Streamclip doesn’t work either.

    The solution I found was drag the video into After Effects and render from there 🙂

    Not sure why it happens… maybe an error in code in the video that Vimeo causes.

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    October 30, 2012 at 12:12 am in reply to: codec for high-res playback

    I have used SWF on some machines that wont play anything else.

    After loading it into a browser it may play smoothly after running through once or twice.

    Worth a shot?

    Motion Graphic / Video Editor

  • Dominic Legg

    October 25, 2012 at 3:46 am in reply to: codec for high-res playback

    If a h264 wont work you are quite limited..
    Maybe try dropping the quality allot!
    Depending how long and the type of video Maybe a SWF ? (after effects export swf)

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