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  • Jon Zanone

    October 17, 2009 at 12:57 pm in reply to: Quick way to switch between sequences?

    You can use multiple source windows. There is a setting somewhere (“Double click source opens new window”, or something to that effect). I haven’t used it in years, might be in the timeline setting? Otherwise, David’s suggestion is pretty good.

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 17, 2009 at 12:53 pm in reply to: Add Edits in V2

    Add edits won’t appear unless you have V2 active (hightlighted) in the timeline.

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 14, 2009 at 11:54 am in reply to: conversion

    I’m not familiar with that extension. Do you have program or elementary stream selected? It’s directly above the MPEG 1/2 pulldown menu.

    Keep in mind the file structure of a DVD calls for the audio and video to be seperate files.

    Elementary stream encodes 2 files – audio and video.

    Program stream keeps the video and together so it can be played without the file structure of a DVD.

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 12, 2009 at 1:15 pm in reply to: conversion

    Do your conversion in Sorenson – look at the presets on the left side of the screen and choose MPEG2. Or use your MPEG1 settings, and choose MPEG2 from the drop down in the settings menu. Then adjust your settings to match your requirements.

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 8, 2009 at 1:26 am in reply to: Avid Menu Bar Dissapears

    I freelance on an Avid – the producer upgraded his QT to far, and one of the quirks is a disapearing menu. I have to restart it to get it back.

    Are you running compatible software?

    https://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=267087&Hilite=version+matrix+Composer+Version+Matrix

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Bryan –

    I didn’t see anything in the Mac OS that would adjust the overlay – and the footage I worked with seemed fine – colors popped, etc…

    Do you have full resolution selected? It’s a little green button at the bottom of the timeline window. It should be full green, but could be yellow or half yellow half green. Just click it until it turns green…

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 6, 2009 at 11:49 am in reply to: Plug-in to create countdown/counter?

    I’d use After Effects and the random number generator…

    If you don’t have AE, digitize a window burn and crop it using a PIP effect…

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 6, 2009 at 11:47 am in reply to: Lost my media – help?

    As somewhat of a resolution to this thread, this is what happened…

    Renaming folders didn’t work – I stupidly shift + deleted the unrecognized folder.

    I right clicked the desktop, selected propertites, and went to ‘clean up’. The media showed up in several folders. I was able to get some of the media back into the Avid folder, some wouldn’t go. Bottom line is I had to redigitize a lot of stuff, but not as much as I feared.

    I did learn this: NEVER, EVER stop a disc check. Even if you have a client coming over before it will finish. Because that client, like mine, will cancel and reschedule…

    Thanks for all the inputs!

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 4, 2009 at 1:35 am in reply to: Lost my media – help?

    I’ll try that, but I’m afraid I’ve screwed myself. Nothing shows up in the media tool… Well, lesson learned…

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

  • Jon Zanone

    October 1, 2009 at 12:27 pm in reply to: Film editing schools

    Can’t comment on film school – never went, but I’d like to…

    In my HUMBLE opinion, the most important part of being an editor is learning to work WITH people. People will hire you because they enjoy working with you. Never stop learning. And treat everyone with respect – even the ones that insist on a 6 frame dissolve instead of a 5 frame dissolve…

    Jon

    Be curious, not judgmental.
    Walt Whitman

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