Howie Young
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The dropouts are unfortunately on the tape.
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Hi Vince
Thanks for the suggestion. Will this work with FCP v 2?
Howie
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Bob
Thanks for the response. What version of FCP has the clone tool? I’m working with FCP v 2.
Howie
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David
The dropouts go right through my interviewees forehead.
Howie
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David
The clip is 15 seconds long. The first dropout occurs at 1;14 and lasts until 1;16. The second dropout occurs at 2;22 and ends at 2;27, and the third dropout occurs at 5;21 and ends at 5;25.
The dropouts / hits appear as long thin horizontal green lines.
Howie
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Kevin
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll give it a try.
Howie
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Bret
Thank you very much for responding to my post. This particular nest defintely seems to be quirky.
As per your suggestion I did check a few things.
“Did you accidentally change the opacity?”
The opacity for all layers is set to 100. I double checked my previous split screens and the opacity for each of those layers is also set to 100.
“Are the sequences exactly the same settings? Everything.”
Each of my previous sequences are different. The content may vary from 3-4 video clips, 2-3 layers of text, the colored backgrounds may have a brightness and contrast filter, as well as a color tint filter. Those sequcnes all nested fine and dropped into the timeline when opened in the viewer.
“Are you sure the original is a completely solid background?”
The background of the first layer apears to be solid.
“No opacity or overlay modes or anything?”
What types of overlays are you referring to? The only filters applied to this layer are color tint and flop. I have never used the flop filter until now.
Thanks
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Jerry
I have previously and successfully opened nested sequences in new timelines without having to rerender.
Howie
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Aloha Mel
Thanks for responding to my post. I’ll look into the plug-ins.
Howie
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Hey bogiesan
Thanks for your feedback. I don’t know anyone with AE
Howie