Joseph Bradley
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you might try hitting “apple-F” as well. It locates the master clip.
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When you are capturing set the preset the way you have and check the box(FCP5) that says, ‘Remove advanced pulldown”. Everything should come out just fine. Remember that digital will always record at either 29.97 or 59.94 no matter what frame rate you assigned.
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Only clips can be color corrected so nothing will show up until you double click a clip to do the correction on.
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You can use the photos as is. Their size is great for pans and zooms. Create the sequece for the way you will export it to tape and import the photos to your browser. You may need to render the photos in the timeline but that’s the way it goes.
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If you have a deck(firewire) you can capture into final cut, import those clips and put them on the timeline. You’ll need to render them to the timeline to see them and work with them. you should use apples intermediate HDV codec to work with these clips.
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In the browser you can delete the master clips and then highlight the subclips you want to keep. Open media manager and use the “use existing” selection. Select delete unused media from selected clips. choose,”Clip Names”,
make sure the “Duplicate selected clips and place into a new project” checkbox is not selected. click ok. This will erase all media you do not want. Then you should be able to open the capture window, select the clips you want to recapture, reset the capture settings and you’re on your way. Thats the quick way to get your clips. A slow way is to create a new bin, drag each of your clips into the browser creating a new master clip, then open the capture window, select the clips and batch capture at your new settings. -
This slowness usually happens after FCP has crashed or shut down several times. I would trash all the preferences, including the cache, restart FCP and redo all your settings. You may want to rebuild permissions as an added bonus.
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If I get you right you want to batch digi, in hi-res, your offline test clips. If that’s right you should use media manager to delete any media you did not use, set up the rest of media manager as you need to and then create an edl list which you will use to batch digi the clips you need.
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Never mind. Media manager is the answer.
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I’ve upgraded all my clients systems to the lastest everything and it all works great. I do know that problems have occured if only FCP is upgraded.