Jack.maatman
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I think we figured it out. (we’re using 5.0.4). It seems like FCP looks for TC at the head of the file, if it sees it then it uses it, if not, not. We were doing slates at the head of each file with null timecode, and that threw it off the scent so to say. Is that an accurate description of what FCP does when it imports a file with TC?
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I don’t have experience with any 6. It was just the gut reaction. Is there another way to do it without having to have reboot the computer?
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You could duplicate the original FCP application in the finder, rename it FCP 5.1.4, and then install the new version. It should keep everything separate. You could dual boot, but that seems extreme to me. I’ve done this with 5.0.4 and 5.1.4, but not 6. I’m not positive it’s the best way, but it’s the first way that came to mind.
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called sorenson, found out it’s a bug in the current version, that’ll be fixed early next week.
thanks for reading.
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I’m having the same issue with a 3 min 51 second clip that I’m trying to compress into a FLV using vp6-on2 compression. The details on the clip are, DV 720×480, 16 bit (Big Endian) Stereo audio, 48k. I’m compressing to, well I’ve tried lots of bit rates, 384, 720, 1000, and 96/128 41k on the audio.
The video ends about 8 seconds before it should, seemingly because the audio ends first.
Any insight?
jack.