[Luis Ortiz]

It worked with Compressor. Thanks. I tested other projects and found that the issue is with my “File>Export>Quicktime” option. Exporting DVCProHD p60 through Compressor and conversion works fine. My next step is to test this on another FCP system. I suspect I might have to reinstall FCP to get the “File>Export>Quicktime” option to work.

Thanks for the help.

[Luis Ortiz]

It’s formatted correctly. A few days ago I was able to export this same movie with no issues. I had to go back into the project to make a correction and now, the export is not working correctly.

[Luis Ortiz]

I trashed the preferences and it didn’t resolve my issue. My 30 minute movie is still being exported as a 12 min. 20 sec QT. I exported it as a DVCRPROHD p60 format.

[Luis Ortiz]

I tried both. One without In and Out marks and another time with In and Out Marks. Same result. It appears that the export is shortening the length of the movie on its own. When I tried to export 30 min worth, I only got a 12 min 20 sec. QT. When I placed In and out marks for a 11 min. movie, it produced a 4 min QT.

I’m going to try to trash the preferences to see if this resolves my issue.

[Luis Ortiz]

I’ve been monitoring this issue and it hasn’t happened again. The graphics on my MacPro are looking good.

I double checked my connections and everything checked o.k. from the start.

I’ll keep my fingers crossed.

Thanks for your help.

[Luis Ortiz]

I found someone in Newark, NJ to help. Thank you all.

[Luis Ortiz]

I had an issue with frames jumping at the beginning and end of my dissolves. To resolve it, I went into Sequence–Settings– and changed the aspect ratio from “NTSC DV (3:2)” to “NTSC 4:3”. I had to re-render my entire timeline but my jumps were gone. Hope this helps.