[Greg Janza]

without a doubt the best plugin ever developed for stills has been stagetools’ moving picture. it works very well and is easy to use.

[Greg Janza]

there’s definitely a memory leak bug.
I’m working on MC 5.0.3.5 on osx 10.6.4

I have a large project that when first opened takes 30% of memory and within 30 mins. gets to 100%.

this happens consistently all day long every day.

It’s a 60 min show so it’s sucking up the memory. the only workaround is to quit out and restart avid.

[Greg Janza]

matt-

Shazam! That’s it. My timecode numbers remain in sync by creating a new sequence with the same settings and then copying my old sequence into it.

thanks!!

[Greg Janza]

The footage was all shot DVCPro 100 to tape.

This is the area that FCP tends to get frustrating for me due to there being a myriad of possible settings. I created a project and then brought in the footage and when I then started bringing clips into my timeline FCP prompted me to change the timeline settings to match the footage. And so that’s what I did.

So my timeline settings are set for an editing timebase of 23.98 and with a compressor setting of DVCPro720P60.

Is it the timeline settings that are causing the mismatch?

[Greg Janza]

peter-

thank you for answering all of my questions. Your info will help to streamline my workflow.

much appreciated.
greg

[Greg Janza]

I’m not sure actually. good question.