Johan Skaneby
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* in the encoder( mpeg4) check 16 9 asp ratio ( will not show in “preview”)
* in the size choose a ratio 320 x 240 or 352 x 288 or some other related ratios ( not 16 9 ratios)
* choose derive from source in the source pixel aspect ratio
I hope that works,
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meaning in FCP or in motion? do you mean that one should not use dissolves at all in projects that are going to be opened by Motion? if so, that
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any HDV 720P25 PAL support in there? a lot of people want to get going with the JVC GY HD 101 camera here in europe
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If you are going to send finished films, then of course you can export a DV25 and the AVID will import( transcode) that file for you to coninue working with and the other way around ( a selfcontained movie with 2 tracks). and if you want a clip to include an alpha channel, make sure you do an export to a codec that
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Our supportteam has confirmed that that a 720P24 DVC PRO 100 generated with the very same settings as a Quicktime Movie from Final Cut Pro 5 is working and can be encoded with Compression Master 3.1.2.
Your problem can have several reasons, one is the naming convention, another might be your Quicktime and OSX version as well. How was your file generated / supplied to you?
We used QT 7.02 , FCP 5 and Tiger OSX 10.4.2
We know however that HDV 24P is not yet supported by Quicktime and therefore will not be supported by Compression Master 3.1.2 since we are using the same QT importer.
If you have any further problems do not hesitate to contact our support team,
All best /johan skaneby , Popwire
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yes,
does anyone know af a workaround to this?
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use mpeg streamclip a freeware found at https://www.versiontracker.com