[Maxime Belisle]

Has anyone found a solution to this problem?

[Maxime Belisle]

I know this is a 2005 post but I get the same problem with AE CS5 in 2011. Have you found a solution?

Maxime Belisle

[Maxime Belisle]

Hi John,

Thanks a lot for the quick response.

I have already tried this solution which works only partially for me.

Let me explain:

I have to publish my videos on a “on demand” server and this “on demand server” crashes systematically with those “fake FLV files”.

That’s why I’m trying to export a real FLV file that does not contain the Gamma shift.

Would you know how to do that?

Maxime

[Maxime Belisle]

Hi Zane, thanks for responding.

I’m working with DVCPRO50 footage on an internal 250 GB Disk. No RAID, no external graphic card.

-PS-
I don’t feel stopped by that technical problem, i guess it will just take a little bit more time to edit the project.

I’m sure everything will end up being super nice.

Thanks for the help guys.

Max

[Maxime Belisle]

Pardon me for not putting in the details of my system.

I’m running a G5 2x 2GHZ with 1,5 GB of RAM under FCP 5.

I think that says a lot about my problem…

I have made some tests and cutting with 4 angle Multiclips is as good as it gets with my machine…

I think I will either have to cut 4 clips at a time or to litterally cut it the traditional way with ins and outs.

Has anyone ever worked with that many angles on a small system? Any piece of advice would be helpful.