Marten Berkman
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Apple Final Cut Pro X Coins
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COW Coins
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Awesome, thanks Shane, appreciate the insight. VLC it is.
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well, I found exporting from qt10 for ipad, apple tv, played back all pixels in qt10, and also that VLC player would show all pixels in the 1080p mov file created by qt10, which qt10 would crop on playback.
All a mystery to me as to why, but at least I found a workaround. I’ll leave this post up in case it helps anyone else. -
Ironically, and confusingly, my first qt10 export from the original prores file, plays back with all pixels showing. But any subsequent qt10 exports crop the pixels.
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ok, so I have since discovered that quicktime 7 will play back all pixels, quicktime 10 crops the image. I have tried saving “conform aperture to” different modes in quicktime 7, with no effect on how quicktime 10 plays it back.
how to play back in quicktime 10 without cropping?
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Good to know, thanks Robert!
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Hi Claude,
you were able to open FCP7 on Sierra? Thats amazing. I have a legacy machine on 10.7.5 that works great, but another machine was just upgraded to high sierra and FCP7 will not open on that. So I am arranging a downgrade, and curious what would be the highest operable version that I can downgrade to. If you can say how well your FCP7 works on Sierra, that would be very helpful.
thanks,
marten
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…so I guess the lesson learned is…when confounded, try different software.
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I decided to try ClipWrap and lo and behold, all clips visible. On a hunch, I downloaded FCPX and all clips visible there as well…so it is some issue with FCP7 reading this particular card.
Needless to say, solution found, I am happy to have the clips back.
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Hey Todd thanks for so much for the suggestions. Indeed there are two card slots, and I tried copying files to a second card successfully, but same results when opened in FCP7 log and transfer. I then decided to try ClipWrap and lo and behold, all clips visible. On a hunch, I downloaded FCPX and all clips visible there as well…so it is some issue with FCP7 reading this particular card.
Needless to say, solution found, I am happy to have the clips back.
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well, the problem was the door over the cards was not closed. Door needs to be closed for cards to read. So simple! I still have an issue with the card that was affected by power loss in the field, but will start a separate post for that.