Jordan Wilson
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Jordan Wilson
October 13, 2010 at 9:14 pm in reply to: Some clips in FCP show up in viewer, but not in canvasCopying all the clips and pasting them into a new project worked. I’ve used this solution before…. don’t know why I didn’t try it before posting.
Thanks, though!
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Jordan Wilson
September 23, 2010 at 7:22 pm in reply to: Mixing 60p and 30p in the same timeline in Final CutI did this…..
Set the sequence settings to 720/30
However, when I dragged my 1080/30 footage onto the timeline, the 1080/30 looked a bit choppy
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Jordan Wilson
September 2, 2010 at 3:15 pm in reply to: Basic FCP Sequence Settings question for 1080 footage w/ 7DYup… basic motion+distort worked wonders and saved me hours.
Thanks so much for the help on this! Much appreciated.
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Jordan Wilson
September 2, 2010 at 7:54 am in reply to: Basic FCP Sequence Settings question for 1080 footage w/ 7DSweet! Thanks Shane. I think this solved 90 percent of my re-importing issue.
When I did clicked “Basic Motion”, here’s what I got:
There’s still a tad of black pillar boxing above/below. So I tried also checking “Distort” Here’s what I got:
So I think this takes care of the whole black box issue, and now it’s in 1080 (I believe?)
The thing I’m wondering is in format it says 1920×1080 (1888×1062) Millions. Should that 1888×1062 read 1920×1080?
Thanks again.
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Jordan Wilson
September 2, 2010 at 7:25 am in reply to: Basic FCP Sequence Settings question for 1080 footage w/ 7DThanks for the feedback (and ribbing). Need that to get better (and get my act together)
I did the whole drag a clip in and click yes before. Not sure why I didn’t do it this time.
So, now I’m faced with a problem because of my lack of preparing the sequence correctly.
I saved and closed my project. I opened a new project file and dragged one 1080p clip onto the timeline. FCP asked me if I wanted to convert settings. I said yes.
So now I have the proper settings on my new project. Great. BUT…. I can’t get my old project to take on the new settings. I tried in two ways.
First, I tried copy and pasting all of the files from my old project over to my new project (the one with the proper settings). When I do this, here’s what it looks like in final cut:
And obviously when I export, it looks like this:

So in my sequence settings, I have the correct settings, but apparently it’s carrying over some previous settings?
The second way I tried was to manually change the settings in my (incorrectly configured) project file. Once I manually enter the correct settings (the settings that pop up after FCP asks me if I want to change my settings), I get the same problem.
So no matter which way I change the settings, it brings up the small version of the video….
I tried from scratch, with unedited clips, and everything works fine. However, I just can’t copy-and-paste my old files from the incorrect project file. And I don’t want to start over from scratch and lose all my edits….
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Jordan Wilson
August 17, 2010 at 7:46 pm in reply to: The never-ending search for right 7D import/export settingsThanks for this…. I’ll take a closer look at this during my next project.
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Jordan Wilson
August 17, 2010 at 4:53 pm in reply to: The never-ending search for right 7D import/export settingsThat does help, thanks.
Do you know of any examples of 1080 30p slo-mo? I haven’t been really wowed by the 720 60p slo-mo (FCP Cmd+J)
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Jordan Wilson
June 17, 2010 at 5:08 pm in reply to: Slo-mo not working? I guess cmd+J won’t do it for me?Tried isolating in the middle and end. Nada.
However, hitting SSS works then I can drag it. That solves half the problem…. so I’m in better shape than yesterday.
Now, I just need to get the change speed to work so I can put in a custom duration and have the speed change accordingly.
Right now, the duration box is grayed out and I can’t move anything?
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Jordan Wilson
June 17, 2010 at 5:03 pm in reply to: My HD isn’t looking very HD-like. Any reason why?Thanks.
I was using XDCam because Philip Bloom used it in one of his tutorials.I’ve never used compressor…. so I’ll have to look into that. Thanks.
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Ah-ha! Thanks Amir. Got it!


