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  • Felix Bueno

    August 8, 2006 at 10:16 pm in reply to: Final Cut Studio on a 733MHz G4?

    I’ve been using FCS installed in a G4 733Mhz with 1 Gb Ram and it runs. Don’t ask it a high performance but just for DV editing I think it’s ok.

    I’ve opened a huge movie project on it to take a look and it opened right and the system goes…

    Just few tests but good tests at the moment.

    Felix

  • Felix Bueno

    July 27, 2006 at 7:35 pm in reply to: True 24p PAL – IS IT POSSIBLE W/FCP 5.0???

    Have you tried using this option in the menu: View/Video Playback/Digital Cinema Desktop Preview – Full Screen. With this option you’ll see your footage in true 24fps, without jumping and shaking.

    You need dual screen to get this option. I use this setup to see HD and SD footage in my LCD monitor, and it works great. For example, you can use a 23″ Apple Monitor to work and a conventional 19″ LCD monitor to see the footage. (2 23″ Apple Monitors will be great) I don’t know if it helps but it’s the only solution I can find.

    Good Luck

    Felix Bueno

    Power PC G5 Dual 2.0 Ghz
    4 GB ram
    GeForce FX 5200 64 Mb AGP
    FCP 5.1, MacOsX 10.4.7
    BlackMagic Decklink Extreme
    2 ACER LCD 19″ monitors AL1916
    300 GB SCSI2 StoreData Raid
    500 GB G-RAID
    DigiBeta Sony A500P
    DVcam Sony DSR 1500P

  • Felix Bueno

    July 26, 2006 at 10:36 pm in reply to: True 24p PAL – IS IT POSSIBLE W/FCP 5.0???

    I agree with you, sammyg. Your only purpose is just to avoid the weird 24@25repeat playback issue. In FCP 4.5 this issue worked much better than FCP 5.1. I mean that in this new version the video jumps and shakes much more then when we used the old version (repeat just 1 frame every second).

    I do the same work than you, here in Spain, and the jumps are really annoying, it’s hard to concentrate on the animation. Sometimes artists ask this jumps as a mistake and I always has to explain the same.

    Let’s do lots of noise, maybe we’ll get the 24@25speedup setup that someone mentioned above…

    Felix Bueno

    http://www.filmaxanimation.com
    http://www.homepage.mac.com/felixbueno

  • Felix Bueno

    July 7, 2006 at 2:53 pm in reply to: Importing Avid Timelines

    So, has anyone tried to do it with AutomaticDuck? Does it works fine?

  • Felix Bueno

    July 7, 2006 at 12:08 pm in reply to: Importing Avid Timelines

    I don’t know if Avid has the XML export option, I think it should work too. I’ve used this option to open FCP 5.1 projects in FCP 4.5 sw.

    Felix Bueno

  • Felix Bueno

    July 7, 2006 at 12:04 pm in reply to: Change Sequence Settings

    Hi Rob

    Just right-click or ctrl-click a clip with the correct settings and press “copy”. Then select all the other clips, right-click any selected clip and press “paste atributes”, select “distort” and this should work.

    You can do it by right-clicking one of the selected clips in your timeline and pressing “remove attributes” too.

    Hope it helps!

    Felix

  • Felix Bueno

    June 23, 2006 at 8:19 am in reply to: PAL conversion workflow

    Hi

    You should digitize your material with a PAL preset and then do a “Batch Conform” 25 to 24. This will “deccelerate” the video speed and will work in your 23.98 timeline.

    I understand this pal tapes comes from a digital camera and not from a 35mm telecine. If you are using telecine tapes don’t forget to input the “flex” files into CinemaTools.

    Hope it helps

    Felix Bueno
    http://www.filmaxanimation.com

  • Felix Bueno

    January 9, 2006 at 10:31 am in reply to: CONFORM 25 TO 24

    Hi

    You can “batch confom” your clip again to 25fps using Cinema Tools.

    Open Cinema Tools, cancel the open data base defalut, then File/Batch Conform, here you have all the options.
    Take care, because this tool will conform all the clips in the same folder.

    Hope it helps

    Felix

  • Felix Bueno

    November 10, 2005 at 4:19 pm in reply to: Touting Standards Conversion

    Really

    I live in Spain and I play ntsc dvds everywhere, at home, at work… Here all the tvs accept both standards. And dvd players too.

    Bye

  • Hi

    I don’t understand whether the corrupted files are the media files or the project file.

    If the project file is corrupted just search in your scratch disk, there is a folder named “Autosave Vault”. FCP keep there copies of your last opened projects every 30 minutes.

    But if the media file is corrupted, the only way is trying to recover the disk data with specialized software, but it is dangerous. Norton Disk Doctor for example could fix it.

    Hope it helps…

    Felix

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