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  • Floh Peters

    August 30, 2006 at 9:50 am in reply to: progressive interlace export HELP!!!

    The question is related to giving elements as interlaced (with fields) as you normally would do e.g. on tape, or as progressive (without fields), which can be used on LCDs/TFTs/Plasmas much better, since these displays cannot show progressive footage correctly.
    Media 100 i does always work in interlaced mode. If you want to create a progressive movie from your interlaced footage you need to convert it somewhere. The question is how you are going to deliver this stuff. If you are giving them files (e.g. MPEG2 files) you need to convert your QuickTimes anyway, and most likely I(depending on the software you are going to use) this would be the best stage to do the deinterlacing. Definitely you want to export the files from Media 100 as usual as “By Reference” files, and then do the deinterlacing either in e.g. AfterEffects or in your encoding software.

  • Floh Peters

    August 29, 2006 at 6:06 pm in reply to: Media 100 Codec … where’d ya go?

    Either you need to download the newest version of StuffIt expander or you need to redownload the codecs. I just downloaded them and I get a zip file containing an application. If you get a folder you also could try to add a .app extension to the name of the folder. Maybe something got wrong with your download and instead of seeing an application you see the actual bundle with its content. Adding .app to the folder name should revert it to a application bundle.

  • Floh Peters

    August 29, 2006 at 5:07 pm in reply to: Media 100 HD – Hard Drive Options

    Bob,

    if you want it cheap and fast you should go SATA; there are various cards and external chassis using SATA and PortMultipiler technology that give great performance for SD work, even with multiple layers. And with some striped drives you even should get into the HD performance range. Maybe you should contact macgurus.com or another store/company who offer Mac SATA solutions. The good thing if you buy a “whole” solution (cards, drives and chassis) from one reseller is that you should be good to go and to get the performance they claim. If not you have somebody to talk to.

  • Floh Peters

    August 29, 2006 at 6:24 am in reply to: Media 100 Codec … where’d ya go?

    It sounds like you

  • Floh Peters

    August 28, 2006 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Codec question ?

    What are you exporting (video, audio or both, SD or HD)? What codec did you digitize into? Are you exporting by ref, self contained or what? Have you tried upgrading to V10.1.4?

  • Floh Peters

    August 26, 2006 at 9:10 am in reply to: Media 100 rendering video that’s already imported

    [Scott Erlinder] “I’m running a G4 with M100 8.5 and a set of SCSI/firewire drives.”

    Um, there is no V8.5. Are you speaking about V7.5 (OS9) or V8.2.x (OS X)?

    [Scott Erlinder] “When I go to render my effects it also wants to re-render the original source material (the original 7 min clip)…Well, OK, audio imports quickly BUT picture starts to import (even though it’s telling me it will take 3 HOURS to render 7 min) and then randomly crashes on import- usually within 5 min of starting. Whole system freezes and I tried force quitting but it never works…Have to shut down to restart.”

    Have you applied ColorFX to the clip? While the system can play them back in realtime it has to render them before you e.g. can apply effects/titles to a ColorFXed clip or before you can export it. Try removing all ColorFX and see if this changes anything. Or, as you said, play it out to tape and redigitize it.

    Another option would be to use the Media 100 sw trial version for this. It can use native DV clips from FinalCut or from other sources directly (without transcoding); and the upcoming version also will be able to digitize and output to DV directly.

  • Floh Peters

    August 26, 2006 at 9:06 am in reply to: Outputting Green Screen shots for after effects work

    If they want to do the chroma keying themselves, edit the clips they are going to use and export them as “Uncompressed” QuickTimes from your timeline (using the Animation codec at its hightes settings). This is a very universal codec that can be read by AE on the PC as well as on the Mac, plus by many other applications.

  • Floh Peters

    August 25, 2006 at 9:10 pm in reply to: Software Codec Install Problem

    You either have a corrupted StuffIt archive or an old version of StuffIt. Download the newest version of Stuffit expander and re-download the codecs. You should get an installer application after unstuffing.

  • Floh Peters

    August 24, 2006 at 5:17 pm in reply to: Audio Level for Video DVD

    [Dave Friend] “As a long time COW leader myself I suggest you go right ahead and post on as many forums as you want – if they seem logical places to get your questions answered. There’s a difference between posting on two or three forums and posting on every forum. It’s the later case that constitutes a violation of etiquette and is the forum equivalent of spamming.”

    Dave,

    thanks, that

  • Floh Peters

    August 24, 2006 at 2:31 pm in reply to: Anyone using the new SUPACAM with Media 100?

    [Jeffrey Stoner] “the problem is i still can’t seem to bring that 640×480 file into media 100. it will look like it’s importing properly, but then it just doesnt’ appear in the bin. puzzling.

    should i be exporting it to .mov as 720×480? 720×486? 720×540? something else? “

    It depends. If you only use footage from this camera you

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