Jeremias Nussbaum
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Hey,
That’s a great tip there. I’ll try that. My main problem with the Send to compressor… is exactly that. He now creates a new batch for each part of the sequence.
Now I’ll just have to create a setting and persuade my client that duplicating sequences is not a crime.
Thanks again,
Jeremias -
I did this on a PPC G5 with FCP 5.0.4 and Compressor 2.0.1 (german version) I wouldn’t have thought of it myself. I found this hint here: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/200/876075#876084
As I haven’t found a satisfying work-flow for my client I will go back to that and post as soon as I find a way to do this properly.
Tom, I appreciate that you took your time to answer my half-baked questions.
Thanks,
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Hey there,
After further research, I found out that this actually worked in FCP 5 and doesn’t anymore since FCP 7 doesn’t interact the same way with compressor. I’m now trying the SHARE-function instead.
As fare as I know now it doesn’t seem possible to define different parts of the same sequence as different sources with the SHARE-function, confirming what Tom wrote in the first place.
Still trying to find the best solution for a fast export to FTP for different clips (>20) from the same timeline. Someone had this problem and found a solution?
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Call me crazy, but I’m pretty sure I did this in Final Cut Pro 5. Depends on what you mean by “sending”, actually. I did set the I/O points, clicked on “export”, compressor opened, and then I did the same thing again for each part of the sequence I wanted to export as an independent clip. I finally had X number of jobs in Compressor. Then I launched the “send” in compressor only once for all the clips.
Can I still do this? (With your help I finally got the question right.)
To be sure, I’ll try to do it again with FCP 5. If it worked then, it should now, right?
Thansk for your insight.
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Many thanks for your rapid answer. Not sure though if I asked the question clearly enough.
I know that this works for one clip or for the whole sequence. My problem occurs when I want to export two different parts of the same sequence as two clips.
In Final Cut Pro 7, it exported only 1 of the 3 parts I sent to Compressor. Excuse me if you already answered that question. Just wanted to clarify in case.
Thanks again,
Jeremias Nussbaum -
You just made my day with “the fire” joke. Is there a thread somewhere about the most important “tool” of every business? How a good sense of humor gets you through almost anything?
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no. Getting a bit confused, just exported the multicam-sequence, it only exported cam 1…? something’s wrong here..
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hey,
same problem. just imports the whole footage and the cut footage is just the first clip. the problem seems to be that multicam editing doesn’t produce proper clips. now I try to figure out to create proper clips, but still searching….
any ideas?
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hey,
I just found a very interesting site:
for anyone who wants his shorts on the web to be subtitled.
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hey,
Since I asked the question, I finally realized what I was looking for.
Thanks again for the links, pretty interesting.
( Though posting at a professional translators site with my english skills frightens me quite a bit;-) )I think I’ll try a few of the subtitling programs and take the time to try different ways to translate the graphics.
cheers, jereruira