Mark Maness
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It’s called “Bleeding Edge Technology”.
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Wayne Carey
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I agree… DH Subtitle is not a subtitler, just a on-screen text plugin.
Thanks for pointing me to your subtitle program. I’ll give it a look and see how it fits in our workflow.
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I’m game…. My system drive is cloned and ready to go!
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Basically, it means that something has been corrupted. Usually this is a render file but sometimes its the dreaded media file that gone south for the winter.
First, I’d try deleting all of your render files either in FCP after you get the message or deleting them before you open FCP. If its not that, you’ll have to painstakingly find the corrupt media file.
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That’s a 2 GB limit on a FAT32 partition. Even worse for media files.
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[Evan Hart] “Perhaps its the file that is causing the program to crash?”
You think? Maybe its because FCP doesn’t really work with AVI files. Use Compressor to convert the file to a Quicktime of the same file type as your sequence.
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I apologize… I misunderstood you.
We use SnapZProX from Ambrosia Software. It costs $29 and works wonderfully. Now, placing images into FCP, that can get hairy sometimes. If you are only doing a few pics, I’d use Motion to place the pics and bring your Motion file into FCP for the best quality image import. But this is my opinion…
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Sadly enough… We have to do the same thing.
You’d think that someone out there would come up with a solution for us, just like the subtitle issue. Yeah, I know there are subtitle programs like DH Subtitle (which we use) but it would be nice to be able to use the caption file or export a file from the caption software to import into subtitle program.
I know… I’m asking too much to help us editors save time…
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Well…
The first setting is for just exporting your timeline as it is. The second is for exporting to a different size for web output or still images, you get to set the output size.
What are you trying to do? Output to web?
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The easiest method is to place your CTI on the frame you want to output and using the Export using Quicktime Components command and choose the Still and select the file type for your still image. It will export at HD resolution (72 dpi).
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Wayne Carey
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