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  • Jason Noto

    March 5, 2007 at 3:23 pm in reply to: importing .pct files

    It is an RGB + Alpha .pct file in its original format

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • Jason Noto

    October 13, 2006 at 3:12 pm in reply to: dropped frames

    My timeline setup is AJA Kona LS- NTSC 8 bit to DVCPro50

    Sequence Preset: AJA Kona LS: 525 29.97 DVCPro50
    Capture Preset: AJA Kona LS: 525 29.97 DVCPro50
    Device Control preset: AJA Kona LS: 29.97 Sony VTR
    Playback Output Video: AJA Kona 525i29.97 8 bit (720 x 486)
    Playback Output Audio: AJA Kona
    Edit to Tape/PTV Output Video: same as playback
    Edit to Tape/PTV Output Audio: same as playback

    I am using two external drives: a 500 GB G-Drive and a 500 GB Lacie, both running off firewire 800. The computer I’m using is a Power Mac G5 with an ATI Radeon 9650 graphics card, and FCP 5.0

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • I was able to fix the problem. Thank you very much!

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • thanks for the help and insight

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • Jason Noto

    June 6, 2006 at 5:26 pm in reply to: exporting de-interlaced jpegs

    I digitized footage, and would like to export specified single frames (stills) to be converted into j-pegs. Basically, I was wondering what the best way is to turn digitized footage into stills (jpegs) that are de-interlaced. I know de-interlacing stills can be done in photoshop, but I was interested to know if I could expedite this process and do it all with Final Cut Pro, and perhaps even export multiple stills at once.

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

  • Jason Noto

    March 15, 2006 at 4:55 am in reply to: need to blur out/ censor a portion of video frame

    thanks for the great site reference!

    Thanks. I appreciate any insight and info you are able to share

    Jason

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