Kelly Griffin
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Dang it,Ron, now ya done it…
–KG
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Hey Steve, this may be a stupid MAC answer, but wouldn’t just an MOV do the trick, with the Quicktime player? Or, by “jump to certain points” do you need something akin to a marker?
–KG
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You could try going full B&W and then adding a color to make a “monochrome” look, like all grades of brown or orange or blue, whatever.
–KG
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Yeah, but Windows 9 will probably be out this September.
–KG
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Remember the days when things didn’t change so fast that you actually had some time to feel like you could master something?
I wish developers would just let things BE for awhile. There are lots of “version ones” that don’t scream for a “version two” six weeks later.
–KG
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Hey Zhang,
When I first built my system I had AJA installed, and never got it working. After talking with the AJA folks, it seems they’re all about Mac; couldn’t tell me much about a Windows system.
Replaced it with BMD and all is well.
–Kelly
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Thanks Graham! Go to bed!
–Kelly
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You’re welcome, and I’ll give you the added assurance that even if everything you do is flawless, some twenty-something in the play-to-air department will find a way to screw something up.
I stop calling anymore when I see my efforts ruined on air.
–Kelly
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Hey Aubrey,
I suspect you’re fine, and it sounds like you did everything right. If it looks as it should after re-selecting non-square pixel on the event when you check it on your timeline, you should be good.
I say this, also, because this is a classic issue that stations are used to seeing, and (unless there’s a complete moron in the play-to-air department) they’ll know the adjustment to make if it looks incorrect on their end. You can even include a note for them to make sure they use non-square PAR.
Can’t wait for SD to disappear altogether…
–KG
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Hey Norman,
It happens also in Windows Explorer, but I can’t find where to turn it off. Any ideas?
–Kelly