[Jason Connolly]

THanks very much, Adam!

[Jason Connolly]

Thanks, Adam, I ‘ll give it a try later today.
-Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Hey, Adam-

Thanks, I was afraid of that! But at least now I know.

Many thanks!

-Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Hey, guys-

Dave-
Thanks for the info! Very good to know. With my case, all the footage I am using is ProRes 422 and it’s a template “donut” sequence that I’ve been using for 3 years on a show I work on. Until now, I have never had a problem with it.

Kevin-
It appears that one of my third party components (codecs) was messing with the Animation codec. Why? How? And why now? I have no idea. So I went through and removed all the third party codecs that I know I don’t need, moved them to the desktop, restarted AFX and voila, everything rendered normal.

Thanks very much, guys!

Cheers,
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Hey, Dave-

Yes, I have, and have explained that MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 are a bit like apples and oranges, but they insist that they need a “MPEG-1/VCD at the MPEG-2 specs.”

Before I replied back to them, I wanted to do some fact checking with COW people to make sure I wasn’t giving out bad information.

So, do I have it right? This spec is kooky, correct? MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 are like apples and oranges, yes?

Thanks!
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Hey, Dave-

Yes, I have, and have explained that MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 are a bit like apples and oranges, but they insist that they need a “MPEG-1/VCD at the MPEG-2 specs.”

Before I replied back to them, I wanted to do some fact checking with COW people to make sure I wasn’t giving out bad information.

So, do I have it right? This spec is kooky, correct? MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 are like apples and oranges, yes?

Thanks!
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Thanks, Charlie! Yeah, I had a feeling something was weird. Thanks for the info.!

Cheers,
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

Thanks, Chris – I tried that but FCP tells me my clips don’t “fit that description”

Anyway, what I did was:

1) Change my capture settings to what I wanted (1V, 2A)
2) Select the bin I want to capture
3) Right click, select “Batch Capture”
4) In Batch Capture Window, UN-check the box for “Use logged clip settings”
5) FCP will then capture at whatever your current settings are

Thanks!
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

THanks, Peter! That work around seems to work just fine.

Thanks again,
Jason

[Jason Connolly]

THanks, Peter! That work around seems to work just fine.

Thanks again,
Jason