Juan Salvo
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Use photoshop to convert all the images to png in RGB space, with the smallest possible resolution that allows them to look good. As in, if you have a 1080 sequence, and a 3600×1800 pixel image that you use full frame with no scale. Make that image 2000x? and save as a PNG. Then replace those in your sequence. Adjust your scaling and moves to fit, and I think you’ll find your render are successful.
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Update to 10.8.2. There is a long present bug in 10.7.5 when using an ATI card.
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We can use PC cards now. 😛
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Try turning off multi threading.
And just so you know you should be able to edit your post within a few minutes of posting it.
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Yup sure is. Just render in source file mode.
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It’s not that resolve doesn’t handle it’s the prp doesn’t properly explain it in the XML. Speed changes coming from fcp7 tend to work ok. But not from prp. That’s why I said to take the XML through fcp7.
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Yes, remove the clip from your sequence.
Glad you like the podcast. 🙂
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Welcome to prp XML. Run the XML through fcp to clean up. Or better yet: remove the speed effect in prp, round trip to resolve and then add the effect back in.
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Do you have any “/ <>~%^*+=}{][/€£¥•@”‘ in the file names? Do you have a slug clip in the sequence?
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Did they shoot hdrx?
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