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  • John Doggett-williams

    July 8, 2010 at 4:20 am in reply to: Manipulating Media in Drop Zones

    Great that clears that one up. One last really basic question, is there a shortcut to toggle between projects?

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    July 8, 2010 at 3:52 am in reply to: Manipulating Media in Drop Zones

    thanks Mark, I’m still getting the hang of it. Option dragging still isn’t as efficient as exporting from FCP is it? For example my media is 7 minutes long and contains 3 10seconds soundbites I need, that’s a lot of option dragging to do each time (but I’ll survive). Is it better to export the bits I need directly from FCP and once in Motion copy and past into the template I want to use?

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    July 8, 2010 at 12:30 am in reply to: Manipulating Media in Drop Zones

    Wish I had the answer too. I have a similiar problem with a soundbite (10 seconds long) I want to put in a drop zone – the interview (media) is 7 minutes long. Is there a simple way to trim it in Motion or do I really have to export it from FCP?

    Cheers,

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    July 1, 2010 at 7:12 am in reply to: hdv in dv sequence

    thanks Jerry

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    June 30, 2010 at 11:41 pm in reply to: hdv in dv sequence

    To transfer HDV files to Dv do you have to recapture them? Or is it done in something like Compressor or mpeg streamclip?

    John doggett-williams

  • Don’t know if this helps and there’s no doubt a better way but if the markers are listed on the source clip in the browser, open the list (click the triangle to the left of the clip)and just take a photo of the screen (I use Grab, it should be in your apps). You can then either just print that out or do what I do which is paste it into a word doc, crop and print. If the markers are in you your sequence right click the ruler which will reveal at least the marker names, I then take a Grab shot of that. Good luck

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    May 20, 2010 at 11:39 pm in reply to: Render- Working with HDV

    I’ve got a similiar issue with my HDV Motion 4 project. I’ve got a mac pro quad core 2.26ghz with 6 gig. The sequence I exported from FCP to motion has about 9 tracks of overlay and is about 1 min15 seconds long (sequence settings was same as the video format 1080/50i). I just wanted to use the optical flow to smooth FCP clunky slomo’s. So if I’ve got your advice right Mark I should export it to Motion at a low res?

    Also Mark, I’m working my work through your Motion 4 book – it’s great.

    Ta,

    John

    John doggett-williams

  • Hi,

    My HDV footage (1080/50i) exported to Motion 4 from an FCP sequence (settings also 1080/50i) goes black and/or stutters- I tried deinterlacing it in Motion and it just make it worse. Audio plays back fine. I”ve got a quad core 2.26 Mac Pro with 6 gig of ram. Any ideas? I’m going nuts.

    Thanks,

    John

    John doggett-williams

  • Hi Juan,

    Did you sort out the problem? I’m having similiar experiences, my HDV footage from Final Cut Pro just won’t play normally and when I applied a filter it just went black.

    John doggett-williams

  • John Doggett-williams

    March 6, 2010 at 4:00 am in reply to: Creating subtitles in FCP

    I followed your instructions and it nearly worked, but think I became a bit confused by what what you mean when you say set up an empty text generator? Can you give an example please?

    John doggett-williams

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