Julius Miller
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Julius Miller
July 13, 2015 at 10:58 pm in reply to: Decklink HD Extreme 3D and Premiere Pro CC 2015 – Any effects benefits?OK Thanks
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Howdy
I know this post has been unanswered for a while but how has this card been in Premiere CC (HD7950).
I have a MP3.1 and wanting to upgrade the GFX card.
options are GTX680 or HD7950.
Any advice?
Thanks
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That was mics not mice….
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Thanks Timothy
I have sent it back to the store I purchased from. If I have any trouble getting a replacement I will contact you.
I have several Rode mice and have never had an issue so hopefully this is only a minor problem…
Many Thanks
Julius
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Julius Miller
May 30, 2010 at 11:20 am in reply to: Media Express “not supported on this architecture”Hi There
I am running a G5 – Dual 2.3 GHz; 8.5GB Ram, OSX 10.5.8. with a Multibridge connected via PCI express card. Final Cut Studio 2.
Hope this is enough info…
I though originally that it was because my monitor did not support 1920×1200 resolution but i then downloaded a previous version of Media Express (V2.03) that allows lower resolutions but got the same error…
I assume it means you need a Mac Pro but it does not say anywhere in the documentation that this is required???
Thanks
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Julius Miller
December 1, 2009 at 11:46 pm in reply to: 5DtoFCP Complete FCS Workflow for getting Canon HD Footage into Final Cut ProSorry for the potentially silly question but will this work for cameras like the Canon HFS10??? Thanks…
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According to the specs on apples site you may need to upgrade your computer as well as it says you need an intel mac. Can anyone confirm this?? Thanks
https://www.apple.com/au/finalcutstudio/specs/
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Julius Miller
July 16, 2009 at 12:22 pm in reply to: Converting AVCHD from Canon HSF10 for use in FCP5.1.4Thankyou both Tom and Mitch for your suggestions…. It turned out that i had some export settings incorrect in toast. I have sorted that out now thanks….
On a similar note if i may without creating another post.
Is there any downside to converting the AVCHD files to say HDV or DVCPRO HD??? When i convert to AIC i loose RT effects in FCP but if i convert to say DVCPRO HD i can retain quite a few RT effects, which is nice….. These formats are 1440×1080 whereas with AIC i can maintain the 1920×1080 of the original file… Is this a problem/issue i should worry about???
Note this is not for any sort of broadcast application but i would like to still maintain the “best” possible quality from source to finished product…
Many Thanks for your assistance…
Julius
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Thanks for the advice/help Bob… It ended up being a problem with the card itself…… Just to let you know the Sony monitor i have (PVM-1442QM) does have RGB inputs. May be a real dinosaur…. Thanks again for your time…
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Thanks for you reply Bob
I think the problem is differnt. I have tested as you suggest in another post to just try and get colour bars on an external monitor. I have done this from the Kona Control Panel – not even in FCP yet….
When i try this the image on the external monitor (Sony PVM) is all jagged as well. So i am not even inputing any VHS source into it – just trying to get bars up from inside the Kona Control Panel… I have tried as both an RGB signal and a composite signal to the monitor from the Kona breakout cable and no luck….
Thanks for your assistance and is there anything else you could suggest???
Julius