[Lindsay Krause]

I made those changes to the settings, but still have the problem. Thanks, though. I have used this effect before and didn’t have this problem, so it makes me wonder what has changed.

Lindsay

[Lindsay Krause]

Hi Joe,

I am having issues with dropping any kind of still image into FCP and then applying the Ken Burns Effect. Before rendering, everything seems to be fine, but after I render or export, I am getting choppy edges in the images. I have tried JPG, TIFF, PNG, etc, and I am still having this problem.

Any thoughts?! I am pretty stumped at this point…
Lindsay

[Lindsay Krause]

My department recently bought two of these capture boxes, one for each of the studios we run daily. We needed a cost-effective solution for recording our daily operations.

I have noticed that they are a little bit glitchy, but the biggest issue I am currently facing (and I have read that others have also had this issue) is that the audio drifts further away from the video as time goes on. For short recordings, it isn’t a problem. But a couple weeks ago, we recorded something for about 2.5 hours and the drift is multiple seconds off by the end.

We are still running SD, so I notice some of the fuzziness that others are talking about, but mostly when I pull the video into Final Cut Pro. I notice that if I convert the file using Compressor first, that I don’t have as much of an issue. The FCP conversion just doesn’t cut it. I do also notice some of the edges being lined instead of smooth.