James Veitch
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Hey boyde, I completely see your point and, in actual fact, this is a feature you’re more likely to see in imovie or suchlike.
Many thanks for your reply.
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Thanks Andy,
Much more helpful.
I just see it as an invaluable timesaver. I will submit it. I did look through Jerry Hofman’s book before posting and couldn’t find anything about it.
Thanks again.
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Hey, if bad djs can speak into a mic and have the music fade down and up when they speak, then I think FCP ought to be able to.
Also, i’m not asking the program to do anything creative, simply fade down and up at specified points.
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Thanks for the comprehensive answer, Jeff.
I need to get me a headcleaner for the camera i’m using!
I was having a corrupted image coming through on both the LCD and log and capture window.
The odd thing is, when I try the tape that was already in there (it’s a friend’s camera) it works fine. I brought my tapes on a plane so perhaps it’s something to do with the x-ray machine… who knows. -
Thanks. I will do.
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It looks like that on the deck aswell.
I’ll try another camera. Do DVcams record in different formats ? If so would they not be able to play some formats? -
That’s what I’ll try and do.
When I import into imovie I get a clean image but it flickers all over the play… -
Hey,
thanks for replying..
but it just doesn’t re-size; it won’t get any bigger. Are we sure the monitor would be reason why ? Surely the quality would be different but the quicktime window enlarges but not the film….. -
It’s not just a few frames at the end though; it’s putting in a black frame after pretty much every cut (between those I’m not fading between).
It doesn’t play this way in my timeline; only happens when i encode it.
Could this be to do with the timecode?