Marjo Parascandalo
Forum Replies Created
-
Hi, I had this same problem some time ago. But I realized that it was mainly due to my external hard drive that was almost full and it was slowing down. I added a new drive and everything went well.
Marjo
-
I think that the problem is not the mulicamera editing tool. I have worked in HD format and had an hour and a half project and it worked perfect. I think the problem is the kind of file you use in the timeline. In the particular project where I had the problem I was using files that I captured from a tape and files the I had filmed right on to a Hard Drive. When I eliminated the files from the Hard Drive, FCP X started working normal again. So I think it has something to do with the kind of files I was using, even if they were also .mov files.
Marjo
-
Thanks for the tip. I hope Apple will fix this in the near future.
Marjo
-
I am using optimized clips for multicam. Infact I start very good. It is only after I reach the 30th minute that the cutting starts slowing down gradually. I split the show in two parts. It happened in the first part, so I stopped, made another project for the second part and I started again. And again after 30 minutes of cutting it slows down.
Marjo
-
Hi, I have installed the Sony XDCam transfer but it is giving me some problems. Sometimes it works fine, but most of the time it starts rendering and then suddenly it quits. Is there something I’m missing? If someone reads this please I need an immediate solution because I have a deadline for tomorrow.
Marjo
-
Thanks for your response. I tried all that but still did not work. However it turned out to be that FCP was in full screen mode and since I did not have anything in it I was seeing all black. The escape button solved the problem. Thanks again.
Marjo
-
No, the noise is only heard when plugged with the JVC. I have canon cameras and none of them give the same noise when connected to the same wireless microphones.
Marjo