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  • Liam Lawyer

    January 15, 2010 at 8:48 pm in reply to: ProRes 4444 is my hero!

    This funny because just today I am learning how FCP noticeably changes the color of an Animation codec file in a sequence. So you are saying that you can get the same color levels that you design?

    Do these files work in FCP 6?

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    January 8, 2010 at 4:18 pm in reply to: Loading HDV through HDMI

    Hey Gary!

    I am on a brand new MacPro 8 core, FCP 6.05, AJA control panel 7.1, KONA LHi with BOB. The system is attached to UNITY storage.

    I am connecting the Canon HV30 via HDMI

    I have yet to try to see it through FCP because when I am looking at the AJA control panel it does not seem to be seeing the signal at all.

    I haven’t found any documentation yet on exactly how to do this – but perhaps I am not looking in the right places?

    Thanks for any help!

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    December 31, 2009 at 2:54 am in reply to: My Top Ten Wish List for FCP in 2010 – What is yours?

    Love & agree with all the posts so far…

    I would love a way to close all open bins (expanded not atcualy open in new windows) in a project window at once like an option-click or something… I think most other software can do this.

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    October 26, 2009 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Final cut 7 on Avid UNITY system?

    Ah, good point about the OS- stupidly forgot about that issue… that would be the bigger one. Will check if 10.5.6 would be an issue or not…

    thanks!

    And no sweat about the search thing… I can relate to that issue with some of the posts I see as well.

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    October 26, 2009 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Final cut 7 on Avid UNITY system?

    If you read what I wrote, I am asking specifically about FCP 7 and Unity. I already use it with 6.04 (per Avid’s instructions) and I am wondering if anyone is testing FCP 7.

    I read the boards every day and I am well aware of the search function. I saw that thread the other day and that does not answer my question. But thanks for your ‘help’!

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    October 14, 2009 at 1:34 am in reply to: Blue Ray and FCP7

    BTW William it is Blu-ray.. not Blue Ray – just a friendly correction.

    Cause it wouldn’t be a cool format if they didn’t use a funky spelling!

    😀

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    September 10, 2009 at 4:50 pm in reply to: FCP7 edit to tape problem

    Before you go into edit to tape mode, are you seeing the audio going to the deck? That would definitely eliminate the issue of some connection issue.

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    July 29, 2009 at 2:18 pm in reply to: new fcp 7

    I will be amazed if they didn’t plan for 64 bit & multicore support with Snow Leopard.. but we shall see in about 2 months or so…

    In the mean time, look into using quickclusters for Compressor to be able to use all of your cores – makes a HUGE difference for most encoding processes.

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    July 28, 2009 at 9:59 pm in reply to: Compressor alternative

    Def hear you about the de-interlace issue.. Episode does have some nice tweaky options for that so def check it out. I think you can download a demo to try it first.

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

  • Liam Lawyer

    July 28, 2009 at 5:35 pm in reply to: Compressor alternative

    And as for speed – actually compressor can match or beat anything else when you use quickcluster to be able to use all of your processor cores.

    For example – encoding a 45 minute DVCPRO HD file into h264 with timecode burn-in takes about 20 minutes on an 8 core machine. Not sure how it would react with windows media, but I can imagine it would help that too…

    I have used episode as well and I like its more simple interface – but lately compressor has won me over with using quickclusters and the droplet feature. And it doesn’t cost anything…

    Liam Lawyer
    -editor-

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