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  • Joe Garcia

    August 8, 2012 at 1:32 am in reply to: Quicktime movie reproduction – Audio without video

    Hey I just saw a guy on YouTube do it with ease,,
    noticed he inserted an MP4 piece of footage so maybe what you can do is
    in FCP export the REF movie to desktop,
    then
    use MPEG to encode the REF movie as an mp4 to desktop,
    then
    insert that movie to KeyNote…

    cheers
    JRG

    JOE

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  • Joe Garcia

    August 8, 2012 at 1:23 am in reply to: Quicktime movie reproduction – Audio without video

    HUH ??

    OK,,, how about MPEG STREAMCLIP ?? It’s free !! not an nle but you can transcode the clips to your desired compressor one at a time then thread them together in your presentation.

    See what I’m thinking is to transcode them to something KeyNote likes better if there is such a possibility.

    Sorry I’m not a KeyNote pro. but I hope you get this done. Good luck..

    JOE

    JOE

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  • Joe Garcia

    August 6, 2012 at 8:42 am in reply to: Quicktime movie reproduction – Audio without video

    I am no expert but ,, since you want it to go to KeyNote I would think that you can export to QT without the ‘self-contained’ checked so the extra info is not a concern. See if that will play nice on KeyNote.

    JRG

    JOE

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  • Joe Garcia

    August 30, 2010 at 2:29 am in reply to: Two-camera teaching video suggestions needed

    Hi Ben

    I’m glad to meet you. First of all you do good work. I looked at some of the other stuff on your link and I like what I see. ( keep it in mind I’m no expert)

    I’d like to ride the coattails of the following contributers.
    Hope this helps you.

    1- Mark Susko brings in a great point by mentioning the ‘rule of thirds’.. And the eye positions. (I’m gonna try to remember that one myself). This is really good stuff.

    2- Curt Schulz is also very ‘on key’ by mentioning the ‘jump cut’ that occurs in your composition. He suggested the dissolves, I do almost all dissolves on my work and take the time to experiment with changes in the amount of time I set them to. Some work looks really good with a default of about a second but if the pace is fast then I will trim back the time in frames until the dissolve is present but very subtle. For you piece I’d suggest very fast dissolves because your not taking the viewer to another place or time as if a new chapter had begun. But the viewer is watching the same event in the same place and time so here the fast dissolve is for esthetics.

    3- Brian Mulligan advised taking the cameras apart and having Pastor turn at given intervals of the class and again this is a good suggestion. I think it’s the sort of thing that can make the piece look like most professional productions. And the new angles should serve to refresh the viewers attention. I’d say that the longer the piece your working on the more you’d need to consider the change in angles.

    Be blessed
    Joe Garcia

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    JOE

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  • Joe Garcia

    November 11, 2009 at 10:19 pm in reply to: advice,,best method for audio repair

    Cool Fishy,, can I borrow that, I can make mine swim to the right so it’s different, ><:>

    Thanks for the help. The clip is stereo but what looks to be two channels on one track, correct me if I’m wrong but STP only let’s me edit both as a single unit.

    JOE

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  • Joe Garcia

    October 29, 2008 at 1:26 pm in reply to: R-44 4-channel Portable Recorder

    No i had not been shopping at all till till I got an ad for the other.

    Tascam probably makes a better model so I’ll check it out.

    thnx

    JOE
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  • Joe Garcia

    September 27, 2008 at 4:03 pm in reply to: “export movie” ,,, why such huge files???

    Ditto,,, that’s my excuse and I’m stickin to it,,,

    just had to ask cause doing the math the end result is over ten times the original

    wish I could find a bank that would do that….

    joe

    JOE
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  • Joe Garcia

    September 2, 2008 at 3:43 pm in reply to: Final Cut Pro on an Imac ??

    Thanks Walter

    I know enough to have suspected so. But I do appreciate your response for the obvious time and experience you have.

    I think for any Pro user a Mac pro is always going to be what we crave. It’s just too much money for me right now.

    If you need me I’ll be over in the Adobe section…lol

    Cheers

    JOE
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  • Joe Garcia

    August 31, 2008 at 3:28 am in reply to: dual layer dvd on encore ??

    Not doing too good here, need some help

    Encore does not see my DL drive. It’s a SATA drive but I have a DVD SL burner that’s SATA and I have no issues there. Any ideas would be a help.

    JOE
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  • Joe Garcia

    August 30, 2008 at 3:20 pm in reply to: dual layer dvd on encore ??

    Jeff !! that you ??? I’m not worthy !! LOL

    Thank you so much for taking a moment to respond.

    I know,, should’a had the book by now, but Jeff I am only now getting to where most of you have been for years but looks well written and the illustrations seam to ne well done. I’ll check it out….

    cheers

    JOE
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