Matt Mullen
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Use the repair option it should work!
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Michael,
I do have experience with it, but not in a production setting.
I work for Boris FX!
Let me know if you have any questions.
-Matt
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The update should run fine as long as you have any version of BCC 5.
Have you run the installer? Are you running into an issue?
-Matt
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Even after I’ve read this, it still makes me think there’s a speck of dirt on my screen.
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If you want send me the original XML and the most recent XML and I can take a look at it.
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Michael,
You can always try for yourself. There is a 14 day free trial:
https://www.borisfx.com/XML-Transfer/
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BCC has Damaged TV and scanline filters that could achieve what your looking for.
Examples can be found here: https://www.borisfx.com/premiere_pro/bccae/OpenGL.php
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Ben,
How are you creating the XML in FCP?
It sounds like there might be something in the XML that M100 doesn’t understand.
Can you send the XML to support@media100.com attn:Matt. I will try to take a look and see.
As a test create a new project in Final cut, just toss in some color bars, export an XML and see if that works just to make sure.
-Matt
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Sue,
The issue is in fact not Intel compatible.
BCC compatibility with Intel Mac’s was added with the BCC 4.1 release…
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This error message occurs when exporting HDV material as a QuickTime reference that needs to be transcoded to a DNxHD resolution. There are two ways that this material can be exported.
First option is exporting it as a QuickTime movie file, or Transcode it to a DNxHD resolution to export it as a QuickTime reference file. Here are the steps.
Using the Transcode Command.
1. Select a clip or sequence in a bin.
2. Select Clip > Consolidate/Transcode.
3. Select the transcode option in the upper left corner.
4. Select the drives you will like to target the Transcoded media. NOTE: IF you are in a Interplay environment, with Dynamic Relink enabled, select whether or not to create new master clips for the transcoded media.
5. Click the Target Video Resolution menu, and select a video resolution. ( For more information about the different types of DNxHD resolution. You can display Help for the dialog box by pressing F1 (Windows) or the Help key (Macintosh). In the index tab search for DNxHD resolution.)
6. Select the appropriate options, as described in Transcode Options.
7. Click the Transcode button in the lower right corner. The application creates new media files and clips, according to your selection.
8. Select the clip or the sequence in the bin and export using Quicktime reference.
If the error persists after the clip or sequence has been transcoded, create a Video Mixdown to a DNxHD resolution. Then add this over your audio and export the mixed-down video.