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  • Gnwanya

    December 8, 2006 at 11:25 am in reply to: Move snap to scrubber

    Yes

    Like the man says. Pressing ‘N’ toggles on and off the snap to function.

    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 8, 2006 at 1:04 am in reply to: Offline to Online worry. HDV footage is already captured!

    Apologies!

  • Gnwanya

    December 8, 2006 at 12:59 am in reply to: Offline to Online worry. HDV footage is already captured!

    Hi Brian

    Thanks very much, I beleive this discusses the scenario of having to recapture the footage. But its not recapturing HDV footage thats my problem as all my HDV footage is still on my external harddrive. My apologies if i am confusing things. I’ll start from the top.

    I already have HDV footage logged and captured natively, and i actually set about editing in a HDV sequence. But when i started to stack layers of footage on top of one another, i was unable to go beyond v3 without having to render every change. I after a few queries, i was informed i didnt have a fast enough system.

    So I seleceted everything in my browser window, (HDV footage, sequences) and went into media manager to compress the files into a smaller project. I opened that new project, and started re-editing only to realise i dont know how i can res back up to my HDV sequence once im done with the low res sequence.

    I had been mindlessly editing away without actually working out how to resolve my dilemma, and so this is where im at now. I want to now if i can swap out my low res sequence and footages with my hdv sequnce and footages, once i have finished editing.

    Again i hope this is clearer. Any advice is appreciated.

    Cheers
    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 8, 2006 at 12:57 am in reply to: Offline to Online worry. HDV footage is already captured!

    Hi Brian

    Thanks very much, I beleive this discusses the scenario of having to recapture the footage. But its not recapturing HDV footage thats my problem as all my HDV footage is still on my external harddrive. My apologies if i am confusing things. I’ll start from the top.

    I already have HDV footage logged and captured natively, and i actually set about editing in a HDV sequence. But when i started to stack layers of footage on top of one another, i was unable to go beyond v3 without having to render every change. I after a few queries, i was informed i didnt have a fast enough system.

    So I seleceted everything in my browser window, (HDV footage, sequences) and went into media manager to compress the files into a smaller project. I opened that new project, and started re-editing only to realise i dont know how i can res back up to my HDV sequence once im done with the low res sequence.

    I had been mindlessly editing away without actually working out how to resolve my dilemma, and so this is where im at now. I want to now if i can swap out my low res sequence and footages with my hdv sequnce and footages, once i have finished editing.

    Again i hope this is clearer. Any advice is appreciated.

    Cheers
    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 8, 2006 at 12:57 am in reply to: Offline to Online worry. HDV footage is already captured!

    Hi Brian

    Thanks very much, I beleive this discusses the scenario of having to recapture the footage. But its not recapturing HDV footage thats my problem as all my HDV footage is still on my external harddrive. My apologies if i am confusing things. I’ll start from the top.

    I already have HDV footage logged and captured natively, and i actually set about editing in a HDV sequence. But when i started to stack layers of footage on top of one another, i was unable to go beyond v3 without having to render every change. I after a few queries, i was informed i didnt have a fast enough system.

    So I seleceted everything in my browser window, (HDV footage, sequences) and went into media manager to compress the files into a smaller project. I opened that new project, and started re-editing only to realise i dont know how i can res back up to my HDV sequence once im done with the low res sequence.

    I had been mindlessly editing away without actually working out how to resolve my dilemma, and so this is where im at now. I want to now if i can swap out my low res sequence and footages with my hdv sequnce and footages, once i have finished editing.

    Again i hope this is clearer. Any advice is appreciated.

    Cheers
    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 7, 2006 at 11:27 pm in reply to: Offline to Online worry. HDV footage is already captured!

    Hi Zak

    Thanks for the response, Im hoping that once the edited sequence is done. I can just can go back through media manager to res up and it will relink or ask me to relink with the orignal files. I havent used media manager before, so im not aware of any problems i may come across. Nonethless im crossing fingers.

    Thanks again.

    Gus

  • As I suspected. I will approach it from a multiclip alternative and go from there.

    Thanks for the response.

    Gus.

  • Gnwanya

    December 7, 2006 at 12:12 pm in reply to: holographic image

    Thanks for your advice. I’ll look into it.

    Much appreciated
    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 6, 2006 at 9:19 am in reply to: Creating a mask using greenscreen footage…is it possible?

    Hi guys thanks for the response. I know i can achieve this in after effects, but my problem is i have to do alot of heavy editing, and i dont own automatic duck to transkfer my edits across, so thats why i mentioned approaching the task in FCP.

    Nonetheless thank you again for the feedback. Its really appreciated.

    Gus

  • Gnwanya

    December 1, 2006 at 2:11 pm in reply to: Editing in 16:9 ratio without the letterbox black bars

    Thanks for the advice. Its much appreciated. I’ll look into it

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