Kevin Keegan
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I’m not sure anything in there pertains to my issue. I’ve gone through and read the AJA manual for setup with Premiere CC that came with the latest 10.4.5 AJA/Adobe Plugin download and I’m it’s running very smoothly with no lag or pops or any other playback issues.
Only thing is the first clip of a batch capture from KiPro is 7 sec out of sync and all remaining clips are in sync. This is also apparent during the capture with the live audio also being out of sync on the first clip and not the rest.
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Another version of the codecs was released 5-6 days ago I see. Any known issues with this?
I’m running FCP 7.0.3
OSX 10.6.8
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I have glitchy playback as well when using this technique. During playback it will play back 10 or so frames smoothly when arrowing through it, and then one frame will pop up that is from a few frames back, and then the next frame is the next in order again. And the cycle continues.
This is on a rendered movie mind you. I’ve brought in the movie back to FCP both before and after the conform from 60p to 23.98 and it does this no matter what… within QT or FCP.
Thought I might be trying to go too slow with it but even a 40% reduction using optical flow caused this.
FYI my video was from a go pro where the shutter speed can’t be set manually. But regardless, this shouldn’t happen, the effect might not be as convincing but it shouldn’t be staggering frames like that.
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Well you taught me something new… set aperture to production and boom there is the border… so it’s quicktime that’s the culprit.
So why is quicktime creating this border where compressor does not?
As far as the letterboxing, when we receive commercials from our clients they often send in HD media that does not have center cut safe graphics, the only way to ensure that the all the graphics make it on the air is to letterbox the HD media for the final SD output at the station level. Some clients send separate SD versions that are full screen, some insist on using the entire raster of a 16:9 frame.
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From what I can tell about the clip using the QT7 player, the aspect is dead on. It is successfully downconverted to 720×486 (displayed as 640×480). But once it hits FCP it adds that black border.
Explain doing the whole thing in FCP. I currently use QT to transcode/downcovert files because it is much more consistent than compressor. When compressor does work though the issue does not exist on the clip, only with files converted with QT 7.
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definitely around still…looks like a great product