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  • James Mulryan

    June 3, 2006 at 5:07 pm in reply to: Blocky QT motion issues M100 to FCP

    ArniePix:
    Thank you for the suggestion. I have rendered it out on the timeline, but have not looked at it on an NTSC monitor yet.
    Will get back to you.

  • Thank you Barry! When is your book coming out?

  • James Mulryan

    June 2, 2006 at 1:55 am in reply to: Getting HD 16X9 aspect ratio into an Ipod

    Hi Gary:

    Is there anyway to “letterbox” the image rather than doing a setting on the Ipod?
    Thanks,
    Jim

  • Kieran:

    Thank you for the info.
    No FCP is running on an IMac intel, QT 7.0.4
    FCP 5.1

  • Mike:

    Thank you for the Info. Creative Cow is a very valuable learning tool.
    Best,
    Jim Mulryan

  • James Mulryan

    May 25, 2006 at 3:39 pm in reply to: HD LOG experiences and opinions please.

    Noah:
    Because they are in the business of providing for their customer’s needs. The codec argument does not dismiss Panasonic’s need
    to address their entire Apple interface situation as rapidly as possible.

  • James Mulryan

    May 25, 2006 at 2:17 pm in reply to: HD LOG experiences and opinions please.

    Saw Sony’s XDCAM logging and capture software(Beta version) in a demo by Apple last night. Proxies, in and out points, really slick. You can import stuff and work on FCP at the same time.
    Panasonic, please get a move on and bring this stuff to market. Sony is offering this for free. Why should P2 users have to pay for HD Log, when
    Sony is offering their interface for free?

  • James Mulryan

    May 24, 2006 at 9:43 pm in reply to: Credit Rolls: do them in LiveType or FCP?

    Why not make a photoshop file with all you text and run it through After Effects. Pretty simple and precise, need to import a Title safe marker into photoshop to help align things. My last crawl was 114″
    long. Works like a charm.

  • James Mulryan

    May 11, 2006 at 4:56 am in reply to: MacBook Pro acting like a tower

    Maybe using the MacBook Pro as a combo backup device for the P2 system and an edit system is not a great idea?
    Maybe get an inexpensive laptop for field backups and going with a Tower for editing would provide
    better economy and safety?

  • James Mulryan

    May 10, 2006 at 2:03 pm in reply to: HD Monitor Suggestions

    How about the Panasonic LH1700, Panasonic claims accurate color correction, it also has a built in waveform monitor and DC power imputs 2700.00.
    I also like the idea of the Sony PVM-14L5 CTR 1500.00 discontinued, half the price, but the beast weighs 40 lbs, pretty tough for location work.

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