Jim Cookman
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Assuming the pc has quicktime, I’d export out of FCP in animation codec. Requires a bit of rendering, but it’s just what animation codec was esigned for.
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Free: fcp’s explode transition. You could also add a bit of ramping glow to it. There are freebie chromatic glow filters you can find out there.
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If you’ve got motion, you could take that slit scan thingie and put it on a side, warp it around to look like what you want.
Aside: isn’t it funny the way people like making video look like a fim person’s worst nightmare? scratches, light leak, etc
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Bob, try this. Put everything back to the way it was. Boot FCP. Change the scratch disk settings to something local on the machine.
I THINK you are hanging because fcp is looking for a scratch disk that has been moved. This happened to me, and doing the above fixed it.
Good luck.