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  • Jason Brown

    February 17, 2011 at 2:19 am in reply to: Filled eye on layer video switch

    I believe it happens when it has certain blending modes, or is used as a track matte.

  • Jason Brown

    February 9, 2011 at 8:12 pm in reply to: QT for Windows: can’t read files over 2 Gb.?

    [Paulo Jan] “Send it to the client in another format… Great suggestion, except for this little detail”

    I’m not saying another format….DV NTSC is a pretty standard codec that most non-linear apps will be able to work with.

    I’m saying another PHYSICAL delivery — get an 8GB flash drive and send it…or a portable hard drive. Single large files on DVD’s have presented issues for me in the past.

    [Paulo Jan] “we’re talking about editing formats here”

    What program are they working with?

    [Paulo Jan] ” if you exported it in one of the codecs that come with it by default, any machine with Quicktime installed can read it.”

    This is pretty much true, what you are experiencing is out of the ordinary…so you have to track down the issue. DV-NTSC is a standard codec that every machine I’ve ever used will read…so you have an issue in your delivery method would be my guess…

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    February 9, 2011 at 7:30 pm in reply to: QT for Windows: can’t read files over 2 Gb.?

    U didn’t mention if you had tested on a mac. Does it play fine on the mac it was created on? How about a mac it wasn’t created on?

    [Paulo Jan] “the image disappears and all he can see from that point is noise”

    Do you mean he can SEE noise? Like static? or video disappears and all you hear is sound?

    Sounds like it could be a reference issue…this will happen if your QT is linked to a media file…you’ll find that it plays fine on the machine it was created on but won’t on others.

    NTSC DV25 19minutes comes out to 4.4 GB…so your size sounds about right. Have you tried putting on a jump drive? DVD data can get kind of strange with large files.

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    February 9, 2011 at 1:45 am in reply to: Show Quicktime Alpha Channels

    Also, since you mentioned you were super new to this…keep in mind:

    You will get WAY better performance using ProRes in Final Cut. If you are using FCP v7, they released a new ProRes flavor (4444) that can include an alpha channel. It should be accessible as a render codec in Blender.

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    February 9, 2011 at 1:43 am in reply to: Where is this Shortcut???

    [Shonit Jain] “I do not know Steve Rogalinski’s software capabilities”

    Quick question…because I’ve only worked with Final Cut Studio…can you buy FCP alone? Or does it always come bundled with the suite, including Compressor?

  • Jason Brown

    February 7, 2011 at 3:41 pm in reply to: 4:1 aspect ratio on a dvd?

    The DVD video specification (NTSC) only allows for ONE frame dimension – 720×480. That has EITHER a pixel aspect ratio of .9 (4×3) or 1.2 (16×9).

    To accomplish what u need go do…you need to create a seq in fcp that is one of these settings, with black filling in the areas u don’t want an image.

    This is to make a DVD video, this could also be done using a media player of some kind…

  • I have experienced this too. what I found is if there is any space between two clips it wont work with the keyboard shortcut. the clips have to be touching to be able to add it. again you can’t add a dissolve to the very last clip at the very end, because it’s not butting up against anything

  • Jason Brown

    January 28, 2011 at 1:22 am in reply to: compression speed from FCP to Compressor

    Fcp v7 updated this, you can send to compressor and continue to edit.

  • Jason Brown

    January 28, 2011 at 12:42 am in reply to: compression speed from FCP to Compressor

    If u use send to compressor, it does the same basic thing, although u don’t need to create an intermediate file.

  • Jason Brown

    January 26, 2011 at 11:25 am in reply to: Feature request for Abraham…

    WOW!! That’s what I call customer service!! 🙂

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