Mark Landman
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NTSC video has 525 scan lines, 483 of which carry video information. Since most computer systems use either 480 or 486 vertical pixels per image (483 +/- 3), you’d be safe assuming 1 pixel per scan line. Text that is supposed to be 32 ‘scan lines’ tall should be 32 pixels high.
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I wish I could offer some advice, but I’ve been having the same problem. I just make it a point to resave the project right after finishing a capture and before closing the capture window. It happens on both my 1GHz G4 Tower and my 867MHz Powerbook. I don’t know what the %^$#*! the problem is.
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Are you using the same brand of media that you usually use? I’ve found that when I have a problem like the one you describe it’s usually an issue with the media that I’m burning to. Memorex, Maxel and Verbatium have worked well for me. Fuji disks have been rather hit-or-miss. They work fine in my players, but I’ve had a few clients who have had problems with them in their players.
At least that’s been my experience. Your mileage may vary.
Mark Landman
PM Productions
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When placing markers in the timeline, give the option of having the marker permanently located at a particular spot or being able to ripple along the timeline in response to inserts and ripple deletes.
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Add Applescripting. I’d like to be able to write a script to do something like ‘open project A, render sequences 3 and 5. Close Project A. Open Project B. Render sequence 2. Send email when render is finished. Export sequence 7 to compressor. Close FCP. Open APack. Open clip 4. Set encoding mode to 2/0 ……….’
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Open System Preferences (under the Apple Menu, not the Final Cut System Setting)
Click on ‘Sound’
Select the input device and turn up the input volume slider