Matt Mullen
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Jim,
I can tell you this was reproduced here and is being looked at.
Wick is on vacation, so I just want to let you know he is not ignoring you. Wick or myself will certainly post when we have anything to update.
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Scott,
Launch your QT player. Once launched go to the Edit menu and choose Preferences> QuickTime Preferences. This will open a new screen.
Go to the advanced tab. Try switching the “video” section setting to Safe mode (GDI only).
Does this produce any better results?
– Matt
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Scott,
Is this an XP or Vista machine?
Have you tried deleting the Red .ini file. It is located in the C:/Windows folder and should be BorisRed4.3.ini.
Trash that and see if it performs any better.
Also you noticed this only after reverting back to 7.1.6 QuickTime?
What version of QuickTime were you running before and if you go back to it does it work?
-Matt
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Yea this is a bit trickier to do with FCP. Glad you got a satisfactory result.
-Matt
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To my knowledge it is planned but I do not know a timetable.
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Eric,
Thanks for the info.
As you see there are a few other threads on the same issues here.
Bear with us and hopefully we can come up with a solution/workaround for you guys.
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Andreas,
Unfortunately at this time Graffiti will not work with Premiere on the Mac.
However, if you have the whole Adobe Suite it will work with After Effects.
-Matt
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Hey Erik,
Below is a link to a pretty good tutorial on how to use a filter as a transition in FCP. I think this may help you.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/ross_shane/filter-transition/video-tutorial.php
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Eric,
Out of curiosity. Are you running media off of FireWire drives?
We(Media 100) are currently looking into this issue.
If you are running FW drives removing the drives or working with media on the internal drives and rendering to the internal drives should work.
If you could test this and report back it could help us identify the issue.
You can post here or e-mail support@media100.com
Thanks
Matt