Jerry Hofmann
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There’s not a rash of reports that things aren’t going well with this setup, so I’d not hesitate… But then, I’m pretty fearless LOL…
Jerry
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Jerry Hofmann
May 7, 2005 at 4:59 pm in reply to: To install or not to install…that is the question.Don’t know about the upgrade install procedure, but would guess you will need FCP 3 or 4 running to do it… so why not go now?
Jerry
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Jerry Hofmann
May 7, 2005 at 3:12 pm in reply to: changing the images on a 4×3 sequence to 16×9 without distortionIf I’m reading this right,I think what you need to do is to remove the attributes of these 16:9 images while they are in an anamorphic sequence. When you put them in a 4:3 sequence, they were “distorted” so you need to “undistort them”.
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THESE are the specs:
Final Cut Studio System Requirements
Macintosh computer with a PowerPC G4 (867MHz or faster) or G5 processor; HD features require 1GHz or faster single or dual processor; authoring of HD DVDs requires a PowerPC G5 processor.
512MB of physical RAM; HD features require 1GB of RAM or more (2GB recommended)
Mac OS X v10.3.9 or Mac OS X v10.4 (or later); Core Image Units and 16- and 32-bit float rendering in Motion 2 require Mac OS X v10.4 or later
Display with at least 1024 x 768 resolution
QuickTime 7 (or later)
DVD drive required for installation
DLT drive required for replication of DVDs authored in DVD Studio Pro 4
AGP Quartz Extreme graphics card
Motion 2 requires the standard graphics card found on any Power Mac G5 or iMac G5, a 1.25GHz or faster PowerBook G4 or a 1.25GHz or faster flat-panel iMac. Any of the following graphics cards is highly recommended: NVIDIA GeForce FX 6800 Ultra DDL, NVIDIA GeForce FX 6800 GT DDL (NV40), ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 (RV M11), ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (R350) or ATI Radeon 9800 XT (R360).
4GB of disk space required to install all applications; additional 41GB required to install all optional templates, loops, content and tutorials (may be installed on separate disks)
Playback of HD DVDs authored in DVD Studio Pro 4 requires a PowerPC G5 processor, Mac OS X v10.4 and Apple DVD Player 4.6 (or later)So apparently you are misinformed… i.e. it will run on the current PowerBooks. and even a bunch of the previeous ones.
Jerry
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There are some banding issues sometimes with 8 bit color ramps… but if you don’t have them…
Jerry
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To add to this post… you also can’t have the log and capture window open at the same time you are attempting to hear audio from a clip’s playback.
Jerry
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Media Manager and Speed changed clips don’t get along. It’s buggy fur sure.. FCP 5 will be addressing this I hear…
HOWEVER… the only real way to get around this is to “unspeed” your clips before MM, add the extra video if they were sped up… then use MM, and re speed change the clips in the online session.
Jerry
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As to number 4…
Copy the clip before you slip or slide it… then paste attributes by control clicking on the newly slipped clip… That way the keyframes will just get remade right where they were before…
Jerry
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Not ever really seen this, but it’s most likely an OS or hardware problem, not an FCP/AE problem… Try resetting your PMU switch. Unplug your Mac from Power first…
The switch is under the removable fan which is over the RAM chips. It’s a small round button. Just push it and wait a minute or two, then restart. What it does is reset power management system wide, and zaps the PRAM.
Jerry
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Jerry Hofmann
May 3, 2005 at 1:07 pm in reply to: not getting firewire signal coming out, but captures fine going inHaving the Dazzle not connected, and using the camera only with the Log and Capture window closed, and the view set to “all frames” isn’t working then? Are you connecting the camera to it’s own FW port on the Mac? if not try that too.
Jerry
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