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  • Joey Depasquale

    March 5, 2010 at 7:36 am in reply to: h.264 to dvd

    The main reason was it took over 11 hours to export the first time (I started at 6am, left, got back and it didn’t finish until 5pm) and I have a film festival deadline tomorrow (or today now) and I did not want to risk it, so it was because of the specific case. Also, I accidentally uninstalled FCP when I was installing DVDSP, so I would have had to wait another 45min or so for that to download. But again, now I know for the future.

  • Joey Depasquale

    March 5, 2010 at 4:40 am in reply to: h.264 to dvd

    Hi,

    thanks. What I did was converted it to ProRes 422 w/ mpg streamclip, then imported that into DVDSP and it looks good. The main concern was that iDVD was cutting off the edges of the picture, so I needed a way to get to DVDSP. Thank you though because now I know for the future not to waste the time to export an H.264 file…it took over 15 hours for a 25min short film.

  • Joey Depasquale

    February 6, 2010 at 7:25 am in reply to: Upgrade

    Haha thanks. I am not new to FCP but I had never installed it before and I assumed that it was more complicated than just a regular update.

  • Joey Depasquale

    February 6, 2010 at 4:46 am in reply to: Watching captured videos in quicktime

    I updated to FCP 6, and now they play in QT.

    Thanks

  • Joey Depasquale

    February 5, 2010 at 5:47 am in reply to: Watching captured videos in quicktime

    FCP 5.0.4–but it plays fine there

    QT–7.6.4

    I captured the footage using my Sony HVR-A1u (it was also shot on that), just straight through with a firewire…nothing fancy. My capture setting was HDV, my sequence setting was HDV 1080i60. I think the problem is within Quicktime, not FCP.

    Thanks for your help

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