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  • Jason Brown

    September 6, 2010 at 12:46 pm in reply to: Proper FCPS3 config on new 2010 Mac Pro

    What kind of issues do “out of order” items cause? And what software would u suggest?

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  • Jason Brown

    September 5, 2010 at 9:15 pm in reply to: Proper FCPS3 config on new 2010 Mac Pro

    What do u mean by “system will be a mess”?

  • Jason Brown

    September 5, 2010 at 2:46 am in reply to: What to purchase next?

    So do you find that most people on PC can read h264? When I run into people who can’t, I suggest for people to download VLC, seems to be easy and very light…what do you do?

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    September 4, 2010 at 2:19 am in reply to: What to purchase next?

    If you get the Matrox lineup, I’d go with the Max technology…

    Shane, what’s your opinion of the h.264 encoding chip they offer?

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    September 1, 2010 at 2:47 pm in reply to: Falling seriously out of love with Apple

    [walter biscardi] “Compressor yields better results for us than MPEG Streamclip and if you REALLY want great results, then you step up to Telestream Episode or Innobits BitVice.”

    And noone mentioned the updated “send to compressor” function added in FCP7. You can send to compressor (and with the telestream plugin installed, actually compress with Episode) WHILE continuing to edit in FCP…and transcoding in Compressor. If you use the CompressHD or MXO2 products with Max, you can transcode in amazing speeds…that is awesome…

    I don’t create DVD’s anymore, so the DVDSP isn’t even an issue…do people still deliver on DVD? Seems like a waste since most of us these days are acquiring in some form of HD.

    -Jason

  • [Wayne Carey] “Of course the higher the bitrate, the better the final quality.”

    But isn’t the Canon h264 codec running at around 12-13Mbps? If that is the case, then wouldn’t the maximum quality that file will ever be is limited to that bitrate?

    It would be like taking VHS to Digibeta, it’s only going to look as good as it’s lowest quality format, which in the Canon’s case is the acquisition format.

    -Jason

  • Jason Brown

    August 30, 2010 at 8:37 pm in reply to: 1280×1080 or 1920×1080 ?? I’m confused!!

    [Michael Sacci] “(IMO) DVCProHD is a “THIN”raster HD codec, meaning that i has to be stretched out on playback”

    Isn’t this the same thing as “anamorphic”?

  • Jason Brown

    August 27, 2010 at 9:54 pm in reply to: copy portion of media used on timeline

    Btw…I don’t want to “slime” anyone! 🙂

    I’m on mobile and it autocorrected…

    Also, wanted to mention that all I had to do was reconnect audio to the new clip and everything worked fine. It’s all good now, just curious what happened.

  • Jason Brown

    August 27, 2010 at 9:51 pm in reply to: copy portion of media used on timeline

    I guess that was an option, I’ slime to pick ur guys brains about this, cause I don’t understand reconnecting or media manager very well.

    My process (which worked) was to select the clip in the timeline (multiple selections) and media manage…select copy, delete unused with 1 sec handles…it created new media. I then right click on clip (linked with audio) and “make independent clip”, then match frame to source…not one in browser, so I create new one…right click, reconnect to the new media. I dd this for all clips I copied. I closed fcp to remove drive where original clips were, relaunched…and video was good…but audio was offline.

    Where did I go wrong?

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