[Mccalley]

Oookay…
So I’m not sure what’s going on.
Duplicating the sequence and eliminating all but the problem segment got me most of that safely exported. Deleting the render files helped a bit, but not a lot.

Now, you might hit me of the the head for this, but I thought that maybe some of my problem was due to funky rendering, since (as I’ve noticed today) that transitions weren’t rendering right and occasionally the video would skip. Now, if it’s corrupted, –which may be, but it plays back okay… So I prayed, and exported it again to test something, I forget what.
Now, it’s not set to export full res. It’s set to export half-res. But it exported a beautiful, perfect-looking, non-error-filled, *complete* sequence. I.. I’m confused. I think half my problems were a result of me trying to export a low-resolution version of my sequence.
Would that be my problem? And me an idiot, or something?

[Mccalley]

Is everything rendered?
Yes

Have you tried deleting all renders and trying again?
No, and I will.

How are you exporting? Self contained? Reference movie?
Self-contained.

What format and frame rate is your timeline?
HD and 29.97 (although maybe I should doublecheck..)

What version of FCP?
That I need to look up. (College computers.)

Things to try. Will get back on it..

[Mccalley]

Oh, trust me, I know it’s odd. (It wasn’t worth arguing.)
I had hoped it would work, just replacing the media files and reconnecting. (I think the logic behind the color correction was to transfer the setting without actually permanently making chances, so that it could be altered in the future.. I think I’ll just let it go without arguing the matter until we’ve got it edited and then the color correcting can actually be done productively. Sigh.)
Thanks!